Most of us want to see the 3.75″ SA figure line continue, right? But does it really have to cost this much? Especially when nearly everything else of comparable size/articulation costs consumers way less?
Is this really Hasbro’s only option to keep a decent articulated line going? Or instead of full SA figures, why can’t they have the baseline articulation be around 10 points, and have a unified line with a MSRP around $8.99 (such as similar quality to THIS)?
Is a beyond 5POA line that’s more affordable too much to ask for? Share your thoughts in the forums.
Yakface Forum member CloneCrazy has posted a new chapter in his “Will Of The Force” series. Head on over to the forums and take in this very well made addition to his series, and leave him a bit of feedback for this awesome piece of work (unless you’ve gone through the effort of making a photonovel, it’s hard to appreciate just how much time/effort goes into these).
This evening we spotlight the amazing recent work of forum member Sjefke, who has created what may the best 3.75″ Yak Face (Saelt Marae) figure ever made. You have to see all the pics he’s shared to truly appreciate the amazing nature of this work of art… do that by clicking here!
Hasbro may not care so much about collector support these days, but that doesn’t mean you have to be left out in the cold… as once again, Holeinthegroundpro comes to the rescue with another great new way to display your 3.75″ scale figures!
Check out some more details in our forums, and be sure to head on over to their site to secure your own diorama wall kit by clicking here.
Our latest Customizing Challenge has concluded, and three random winners have been selected from the Roundup Report. Check out all the great entries and see who is walking away with some prizes after the jump!
Also, if you would like to join in the new Yakfinities Customizing Challenge that is currently underway, those details can be found here.
Tonight we spotlight the fantastic customizing skills of Hemble, who has updated with more 6″ scale custom figures in our forums. Take a moment and check out his latest efforts after the jump!
If you pre-ordered a “Desert Den” playset from Twelfth Parsec, start keeping an eye on your email for a shipping notice as these have begun to arrive on the doorsteps of collectors.
Personal Note: Independent groups who are actually fans themselves are starting to take advantage of Hasbro’s negligence on the playset front, and hopefully we will see bigger and better things like this in the future.
On any note, head to the forums for a closer look.
Recently our good friend Eric Berry (aka “Raylen” in our forums) from Hole in the Ground Productions took part in a podcast interview session with the folks at Faster and More Intense:
Star Wars Spotlights is a podcast where we hear from the many different people working to make the galaxy far far away a better place. This time on spotlights we talked to Eric Berry, who is the owner ofHole in the Ground Productions. We also talked to Paul Lindberg, who heads upCloud City Holonet. Finally, we talked with Omar Meshar, who startedNow I Am the Master.