Switchouts, new heads, and accessories for your PFs?

[Nicodimas]

I love the idea of this as a limited once a year sale, not a ongoing thing, just a little themed event with drops.

It would be better if they showed a bunch of proto and then did open runs on them during the sale to make it most fair..

We have different sculpts for these statues, order away at your convience..whatever sells is what the edition size is.. some logistics, but would be a fun one off sale.

[Lonewolf65]

Originally Posted by Indomitus

Lots of no's on the idea of companies producing add on parts. Again very interesting to see. I read a lot of distrust on what companies have been doing lately and a disconnect. Is it that people just don't want the extras or that companies will take advantage of it? It's too bad because I think add ons could bring new life into the hobby and your aging pieces. But I do agree that in many cases the art is second to corporate profits in an age where companies make what they want and not really what we want.

This, maybe it's just my age but I don't feel our best interests would be their priority.

[chronos1919]

The nice thing about these statues, as collector's items, is that they're offered as a complete item, with a limited edition size. Start offering optional parts and that feeling will diminish along with the already declining aftermarket prices.

I don't own any collectible that I'm wishing would have "new life breathed into it."

[nbr3bagshotrow]

Originally Posted by eternalblue02

I understand how this can be enticing but until Sideshow, P1, etc. learn how to machine all their products to perfection or understand how magnetic polarity works this would be a no for me.

You think Judge Doom eyes and pieces not seating properly in their bases are a hot complaint now, this will be 100x worse.

You mean the factories have the technology. Sideshow and P1 (and others) aren’t manufacturing them, they contract to a factory to do it.