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05-29-2007, 02:10 AM
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Thinking...
I was up late, and I got to thinking what questions I would ask Hasbro next time out. The following is what i came up with.
1. why no Big Lob figure? I mean he is the only G.I. Joe from the G. I. JOE movie that was not made.
2. How about doing a Fan Choice figure? Like Sparks, Cool Breeze, or Hawk in a wheel chair.
3. How about a Shooter figure with two versions of her. One could be of her in camo uniform with sniper rifle and the other could be of her in dress uniform, that you could get by using your battle points.
4. For comic book three packs the could do the Red Shadows, with Dela Eden, Wilder vaughn, and Arthur kulik
5. For the six packs they could do the Phoenix Guard.
6. The last thing would do like a build-a-playset or vehical. I had in mind when you buy vehicals or figures you could get parts to build a playset. The first playset could be added to the first G. I. Joe Headquarters, sort of like a second level complete with stairs.
well that is just me thinking at 2 am in the morning.
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05-29-2007, 04:54 AM
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Hm, let's see...
1) Because he's a crappy character.
2) Didn't they do that for a comic pack already? And, like, very few people voted on it?
3) No. Because 1987 proved to us that no one wants to see GIJoes in their dress uniforms.
4) Uhm, no. Those Red Shadows sucked.
5) Using what molds? No figures in 6-packs ever use original molds, except for new heads.
6) That's kind of costly and complicated for a toyline with such a niche demographic (face it, GIJoe isn't exactly the hot thing right now)
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05-29-2007, 07:00 AM
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(4) i have to say i would like to see the red shadows, even though i think their uniforms were copied from jim lees x-men comic that had omega red in it.
(6)imo the greatest idea ive ever herd. it would be a lil complicated, but the same parts could be in 3 or 4 figures so if you didnt buy one, you could get the same part from another. i think that would be great. it would be a reason to buy more of the figures you wouldnt buy also, which would help hasbro sell a few more copies. also some people would buy multiple figures to get 2 or more playsets. i really think they should do this. i think even nay sayers would jump in on this one to get a new playset.
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05-29-2007, 08:00 AM
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Hm, let's see...
3) No. Because 1987 proved to us that no one wants to see GIJoes in their dress uniforms.
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05-29-2007, 09:38 AM
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I think a build-a-playset or vehicle is a fantastic idea! I don't think it should be something you'd need the original HQ to use, though; something stand-alone would make more sense for fans who don't have the older sets. Playsets along the lines of the old Checkpoint, Cobra Bunker, Outpost Defender, etc, seem ideal for this sort of thing.
I definitely think it would encourage greater sales -- as a Marvel Legends collector, I've bought figures I'd otherwise have passed on like Baron Zemo, Ultimate characters, X-Men: The Last Stand figures... all to get parts for the series' Build-A-Figure. I'm not as much of a Joe completist, especially when I'm just missing a new version of an old character, and I'm betting there's lots more collectors like me who'd get roped in by a modular playset or vehicle.
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05-29-2007, 10:36 AM
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how about asking for a mayday figure?
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05-29-2007, 06:44 PM
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05-29-2007, 07:43 PM
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i used to wish they would come out with a total rooster comic of everyone in their dress uniforms and then thier day to day uniforms. and then have a key in the back of the book to explain all the medals other awards so you knew what they had accomplished.
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05-29-2007, 08:19 PM
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i used to wish they would come out with a total rooster comic of everyone in their dress uniforms and then thier day to day uniforms. and then have a key in the back of the book to explain all the medals other awards so you knew what they had accomplished.
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smiley,I can't give you that,but if you Wikipedia Military Awards Of The US Military,you will see a lot of great illustrations of US Medals and Ribbons........if there is anything you have questions about,PM me or post and I'll do my best to explain......
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05-29-2007, 11:22 PM
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I am glad to see not everyone took my ideas negative.
2. Having a Mayday figure never came to my mind but i think she would be a cool figure.
4. and 5. The Red Shadows and the Phoenix Guard could be done using molds that are aready available. John Mounier did both groups on joecustoms that look pretty cool to me.
6. I dont see why it could not be done. Marvel is doing it now.
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