Agreed. I’ll probably wait for clearance, but it would make a nice Christmas gift.

So I can get my bracelet for $40 with a Kylo Ren I don’t want, or I can pay an extra $25 to get it with a playset I probably want. That’s surprisingly nice of Hasbro. Especially since the playset will be marked down before Christmas.

I wonder if $99 may be the max price that most parents are willing to pay for a Star Wars toy. $300 for the AT-ACT (which is an excellent toy) may have been way too much. And I wonder if $199 for this Snoke playset is still pushing it.

I think grown-up collectors will pay over $99 for a 3.75″ figure playset or vehicle, but the quality has to be much higher to justify this. But I think the max could still be $250 for this customer.

I bet $79 on clearance after Christmas, with the figures missing.

I think the carrying case idea is ok…but I would much rather have a more detailed diorama. Again…for kids playing and taking to a friends house. It is a pretty epic toy.

The only thing this set has going for it is a HUUUUGE Christmas gift for kids. Any kid who loves Star Wars this will be the equivalent to opening up the old death star back in my day. So I look forward to local yard sales next year lol

His legs will just stick out…bahhh dang you Hasbro!!! Bring back something more than 5POA on your figures! We want the Legacy Collection again..same price..better figures!!!!

It will be on closeout for around $100 online at some point at BBTS or other places. You will probably find them at Walmart at some point fairly cheap, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Snoke was stolen out of the package…knowing the worm ridden filth that steals at my local shops.

Nice. That’s a bit better than $200. Too bad they don’t just sell it for $100. From what I’ve seen of it it looks like something we used to get for $100-$120. Like the AT-TE or the TCW Ultimate Battle Pack with Slave I and Mace’s Starfighter.