Chronicle Collectibles 1/4 scale Thulsa Doom

[67L88Stingray]

Originally Posted by Finder40

Yeah true but no matter how many people say CC are great for letting people know what's going etc etc imo they're not! they beat around the bush and we have to constantly pester for info and updates and even then they're vague!

They have been up till recently.

[Ezhil]

Heather replied this will be in our hands at September end

[#Brian]

No OK with this delay. It was overpriced to begin with but that is whatever....

So now the website is changed to Q3 2019. I guess it's easier to delay it by the quarter than have to push it back every month. Next step will be to update the website to read "estimated ship date end of 2019" followed by "sometime in 2020" and for a quick tip you can visit their website for the latest updates where it will read
"shipping before you die of old age*"
*hopefully

[clutch]

Have they actually delivered anything lately?

[67L88Stingray]

Originally Posted by clutch

Have they actually delivered anything lately?

Terror dog busts have started shipping apparently. Lots of Gamestop stuff has been the focus of late it seems.

[#Brian]

Originally Posted by 67L88Stingray

Terror dog busts have started shipping apparently. Lots of Gamestop stuff has been the focus of late it seems.

Well they have to answer to a corporation with lawyers and deadlines when dealing with Gamestop now, don't they.

Easier to push off the direct sales that were paid in full years ago then screw over Gamestop.

[67L88Stingray]

Originally Posted by #Brian

Well they have to answer to a corporation with lawyers and deadlines when dealing with Gamestop now, don't they.

Easier to push off the direct sales that were paid in full years ago then screw over Gamestop.

They have always said those kinds of products keep the lights on and allows them to do stuff like Thulsa, so I can understand if that's the priority.

[#Brian]

Originally Posted by 67L88Stingray

They have always said those kinds of products keep the lights on and allows them to do stuff like Thulsa, so I can understand if that's the priority.

I can understand the corporate deals provide revenue to allow them to make passion projects. That should have zero impact on the timely production and delivery of said passion project. Unless they are just crap at managing their affairs. After a delay like this, over a year, month after month after month of "maybe next month" I'm starting to realize yes, they are crap at managing their affairs. How else do you explain the fact they were so sure this would ship a YEAR ago, then in January of this year and then, well, you have seen how this has played out. The have ZERO idea of what is a realistic estimate. My guess is it will finally ship in Q3 and they will proudly claim "See! Our website said ships Q3 and here it is! We done good by our customers"
That's not how business works, that's not how any of this works.

[clutch]

Vote with your wallet

[67L88Stingray]

There are a lot of factors to consider, we can't know for sure what's going on. It's possible those other obligations take time and resources away from the smaller projects and might cause delays. If they have to hand hold the factory to get the stuff right they should say its the factory that is the hold up, but they might not want to do that. They have also had personnel changes recently so who knows if that was a factor. At this point it wouldn't be smart to "vote with your wallet", where else are you getting a Thulsa?