Hasbro you have the monopoly (pun not intended) on 3.75 action figures. So stop wasting time on crap sublines that compete with other companies and concentrate on 3.75.

You want the Muggs? I just feel they could use their time better, that’s all.
I know it’s not about me or I mean us the 3.75 SA collectors.
You know as well as I do that, quality TVC and clone wars/legacy kept us happy for a long time before they split everything a million different ways.

because in heaven smiles aren’t free 😀

I stopped collecting them last year, got tired of all the decent exclusives being available Only in America, and then you can`t even order from Australia as Funko Banned them from selling to north America, Their subscription boxes are mostly garbage no one wants like those cheap plastic hikari garbage.

because believe it or not, Not everything is about you, your wants, your needs or how you feel. As a SA and 3.75 figure collector from the 80s there is a lot I`d love to see redone and updated. Sadly with so many poachers and resellers cleaning out the more wanted figures it would make sense to make more of those and in the end screw over these people who clean out cities worth of product to stock their flea market booths and ebay stores.
now that Walmart Canada has allowed sellers to use their website as a market place its even worse, put an add up on products you just bought out of stock on Walmart jack up the price and resell on Walmart.

Not enough happy little trees maybe?

Its either a GI Joe or one of those 3.75 A-Team figures from a few years ago.

Hey, I like everything Star Wars… but, obviously some things just aren’t practical for most people. I should probably choose my words more carefully, as many of these products aren’t necessarily ‘junk’ quality wise. By ‘junk’ I simply mean the stuff piling up that just doesn’t seem to sell at brick and mortar and creates confusion. Also, I certainly don’t mean to offend anyone who does enjoy any of these products. I actually thought FOD were pretty decent for the price point, but clearly they didn’t resonate with the target demographic. My son liked the Hero Mashers, but how many versions of Anakin and Obi-Wan does he need? I’ve got TBS6 versions, he’s got 3.75” versions, 12” versions, hero mashers, galactic heroes, legos, etc. etc.. You can’t buy the whole line of everything. It’s crazy. I feel like this lack of focused product creates a sense of confusion. Ultimately, my TBS6 stuff and the 3.75” stuff (and Legos) are what he plays with all the time. The 12” and Mashers collect dust. That said, we decided to only buy TBS6, 3.75, and LEGO. (I won’t mention my Hot Toys, Figuarts, or Mafex…LOL). So I think most people end up circling back to TBS6 and 3.75 whether for collecting or play.

I actually like the “Big Figs,” but I agree that there are too many lines and scales, often with the same figures.