wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:kappait wrote:
Yeah I'm not holding my breath. Haha
Maybe in 20 years, we can own it.
With these prices? That soon?
Yes, that soon
wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:kappait wrote:
Yeah I'm not holding my breath. Haha
Maybe in 20 years, we can own it.
With these prices? That soon?
nightbodega wrote:wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:
Maybe in 20 years, we can own it.
With these prices? That soon?
Yes, that soon
wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:wolfy233 wrote:
With these prices? That soon?
Yes, that soon
Lol, life goals are a good thing.
millone wrote:Ginzo1622 wrote:Kullekter89 wrote:A lot of you count the Freddy funko ones
As long as it's trooper we should count it
Oof. Thats gonna be a lot
wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:kappait wrote:
Yeah I'm not holding my breath. Haha
Maybe in 20 years, we can own it.
With these prices? That soon?
Nooklin wrote:Now would be a great time to finally release the Sith Trooper since SDCC was only the Debut. With stores and Funko hurting for cash, there are a few pops that we’ve been waiting for and this is one of them. It would be instant profit for them, especially if they were identical except for the sticker.
rexflexall wrote:Still need Sith Trooper at retail!
anime23 wrote:I wonder if this is just going to get vaulted like that first to market 13th Doctor from Dr Who that was at SDCC a couple years ago. I was lucky enough to get one though I wish I had one more to take out of the box. Most of my stormtroopers are out of the box. I definitely won't complain though
rexflexall wrote:Yah I guess a delay forever might be for that Sith Trooper!
Nooklin wrote:Now would be a great time to finally release the Sith Trooper since SDCC was only the Debut. With stores and Funko hurting for cash, there are a few pops that we’ve been waiting for and this is one of them. It would be instant profit for them, especially if they were identical except for the sticker.
kappait wrote:wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:
Maybe in 20 years, we can own it.
With these prices? That soon?
Haha. Well we did save a ton this year with no con's! Could use that loot!
wolfy233 wrote:kappait wrote:wolfy233 wrote:
With these prices? That soon?
Haha. Well we did save a ton this year with no con's! Could use that loot!
Without e3 and celebration, I know I'm gonna save a ton right there.
nightbodega wrote:wolfy233 wrote:kappait wrote:
Haha. Well we did save a ton this year with no con's! Could use that loot!
Without e3 and celebration, I know I'm gonna save a ton right there.
Celebration also just saved me at least 400 dollars.
zaghawk wrote:I think its safe to assume Common Sith Trooper isn't coming...if there was a time...it would've been ROS DVD Release or May 4th.
zaghawk wrote:I think its safe to assume Common Sith Trooper isn't coming...if there was a time...it would've been ROS DVD Release or May 4th.
wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:wolfy233 wrote:
Without e3 and celebration, I know I'm gonna save a ton right there.
Celebration also just saved me at least 400 dollars.
With merchandise and food, prolly saved me around a grand.
nightbodega wrote:wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:
Celebration also just saved me at least 400 dollars.
With merchandise and food, prolly saved me around a grand.
I think even think of that. I was just thinking of collectibles. So that would bring me closer to $900,
wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:wolfy233 wrote:
With merchandise and food, prolly saved me around a grand.
I think even think of that. I was just thinking of collectibles. So that would bring me closer to $900,
Haha, this was the greatest thing to happen to my bank account tbh.
wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:wolfy233 wrote:
With merchandise and food, prolly saved me around a grand.
I think even think of that. I was just thinking of collectibles. So that would bring me closer to $900,
Haha, this was the greatest thing to happen to my bank account tbh.
zaghawk wrote:wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:
I think even think of that. I was just thinking of collectibles. So that would bring me closer to $900,
Haha, this was the greatest thing to happen to my bank account tbh.
When you take into the account of all the expenses involved for a convention trip, Airfare, Taxi/uber, All the expensive eating out, Tickets to events, Tickets to the con then you finally tab in any $ spent on collectibles. I'd say total money saved on cancelled conventions easily in the thousands if you're there for more than a few days. I think I estimated that an SDCC trip alone put me somewhere like 5k in the hole, yeah sure you could make out if you're someone who's business is selling every collectible you get, but if you're keeping it all (or at least a large majority) then...you're just in the hole.
zaghawk wrote:wolfy233 wrote:nightbodega wrote:
I think even think of that. I was just thinking of collectibles. So that would bring me closer to $900,
Haha, this was the greatest thing to happen to my bank account tbh.
When you take into the account of all the expenses involved for a convention trip, Airfare, Taxi/uber, All the expensive eating out, Tickets to events, Tickets to the con then you finally tab in any $ spent on collectibles. I'd say total money saved on cancelled conventions easily in the thousands if you're there for more than a few days. I think I estimated that an SDCC trip alone put me somewhere like 5k in the hole, yeah sure you could make out if you're someone who's business is selling every collectible you get, but if you're keeping it all (or at least a large majority) then...you're just in the hole.
digithor wrote:zaghawk wrote:wolfy233 wrote:
Haha, this was the greatest thing to happen to my bank account tbh.
When you take into the account of all the expenses involved for a convention trip, Airfare, Taxi/uber, All the expensive eating out, Tickets to events, Tickets to the con then you finally tab in any $ spent on collectibles. I'd say total money saved on cancelled conventions easily in the thousands if you're there for more than a few days. I think I estimated that an SDCC trip alone put me somewhere like 5k in the hole, yeah sure you could make out if you're someone who's business is selling every collectible you get, but if you're keeping it all (or at least a large majority) then...you're just in the hole.
But it is some good memories.
nightbodega wrote:digithor wrote:zaghawk wrote:
When you take into the account of all the expenses involved for a convention trip, Airfare, Taxi/uber, All the expensive eating out, Tickets to events, Tickets to the con then you finally tab in any $ spent on collectibles. I'd say total money saved on cancelled conventions easily in the thousands if you're there for more than a few days. I think I estimated that an SDCC trip alone put me somewhere like 5k in the hole, yeah sure you could make out if you're someone who's business is selling every collectible you get, but if you're keeping it all (or at least a large majority) then...you're just in the hole.
But it is some good memories.
so very true. Money can't buy that.
zaghawk wrote:nightbodega wrote:digithor wrote:
But it is some good memories.
so very true. Money can't buy that.
My best funatic memories, aren't at Fundays. Honestly Funkoween and HQ Grand Opening to me were the best funatic events.
zaghawk wrote:nightbodega wrote:digithor wrote:
But it is some good memories.
so very true. Money can't buy that.
My best funatic memories, aren't at Fundays. Honestly Funkoween and HQ Grand Opening to me were the best funatic events.
zaghawk wrote:Funkoween was great because I feel like a lot of folks who went, truly went to just hang out with others. There wasn't the promise of tons of stuff you'd come to expect from Fundays. I believe the low number of allowed attendees was also a big contributor as truly tickets were limited to funatics, which just ensured a much higher percentage of funatics in the building (IMHO it easily felt like 80% of the crowd were all funatics from the board) vs Fundays I could say is more (1/4 Business Partners, 1/4 Resellers, 1/4 Funatics on the board, 1/4 Funko Collectors who are funatics, but not on the board). I think other great memories for me just comes from local funatic events, if you don't have someone locally throwing smaller get togethers. Well why be a follower when you can be a leader. When the world returns to the new normal, find an event space that's free and invite 20-40 funatics locally and just get to know each other.
digithor wrote:zaghawk wrote:nightbodega wrote:
so very true. Money can't buy that.
My best funatic memories, aren't at Fundays. Honestly Funkoween and HQ Grand Opening to me were the best funatic events.
Funkoween would have been nice to attend.
digithor wrote:anime23 wrote:I wonder if this is just going to get vaulted like that first to market 13th Doctor from Dr Who that was at SDCC a couple years ago. I was lucky enough to get one though I wish I had one more to take out of the box. Most of my stormtroopers are out of the box. I definitely won't complain though
Just take it out of the box and put it up on the shelf.
renardchua wrote:zaghawk wrote:Funkoween was great because I feel like a lot of folks who went, truly went to just hang out with others. There wasn't the promise of tons of stuff you'd come to expect from Fundays. I believe the low number of allowed attendees was also a big contributor as truly tickets were limited to funatics, which just ensured a much higher percentage of funatics in the building (IMHO it easily felt like 80% of the crowd were all funatics from the board) vs Fundays I could say is more (1/4 Business Partners, 1/4 Resellers, 1/4 Funatics on the board, 1/4 Funko Collectors who are funatics, but not on the board). I think other great memories for me just comes from local funatic events, if you don't have someone locally throwing smaller get togethers. Well why be a follower when you can be a leader. When the world returns to the new normal, find an event space that's free and invite 20-40 funatics locally and just get to know each other.
Great analysis here, Gavin. Hopefully we get to have more of the more “intimate” events moving forward once everything returns back to the new normal.
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