the 6 inch line is more collectible sorta cause of the size of them compared to all these little figures laying around. its a toss up but 3 3/4” are so every where its easier to buy those just in a natural kinda way if that makes any sense. (fb groups,ebay,retail etc etc etc) i found myself just buying more 3 3/4” cause of that plus it doesnt hit the wallet as hard as one 6 inch figure does. with tax the new 6” are 28 bones here. i did grab a kylo ren but thats a lot..if i was richer i guess the money wouldnt matter..would i buy more 6” figures ? i dotn know. i do prefer the compact size of smaller figures..but with more mulla it does change things 🙂 haha

Sybeck1, you make a good point that they will never delve as deeply into the character pool for 6″ as they have/could in the 3.75″ scale, not to mention the vehicles. And yes, space becomes even more precious. But here’s the thing. If Hasbro were to shut down the 6″ line and do solely 3.75″, I believe they would make less than they do now by offering both lines. There are new collectors that have come on board specifically because of the 6″ figures. Maybe you could think of the 6″ line as supplemental? Just buy a select few characters that are especially important to you and skip the rest. It is not as though we haven’t already received premium examples of all of these 6″ figures in super-articulated 3.75″ scale. So you wouldn’t be missing out on anything. As far as the TFA characters, those are coming in 3.75″ very soon.

The SSG Q&A was worth a laugh. “Toyetic value” ? What a crock.

That would be a slap in the face. I hope you’re wrong,
though.

i think over time people are going to see how this 6” line is kind a fail. some are nice and the size does make it feel a tad more collectible compared to 3 3/4” but the classic line will forever dominate the 6” line for sure. i think so anyway.

I don’t have room for that thing. An OT one? Maybe