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Originally Posted by qz33
Haha don't worry my point isn't about materials but perspective.
Spending what is a fortune to many people on something held in such high regard being produced to the lowest standard possible, just enough to get a sale from thousands of miles away.
4K is just too much to invest in a single piece of frail "polystone"
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Lmao every discussion on every thread you mention the same thing on every statue. Why pay thousands on powdered stone? It's just plastic, it's made from China, China stuff is cheap etc. I'm beginning to suspect you only target purchases of collectibles sub $1000 range (if even that). I've noticed you like to drop on different threads, by what you deem more 'expensive' pieces (like this) and sprout the same opinion over and over and over again. The common theme is your never ever interested in buying any of polystone pieces in the thousand dollar range and you always circle back to the same points over and over again.
Its getting really old mate, if I went to an art exhibition and kept telling everyone to not buy the paintings, because it's only paper and paint not worth hundreds and thousands. Then do the same thing at different art exhibition around the world and keep on repeating on how expensive art drawings are and it's just paint x50 plus different exhibitions around the world. Do you see how weird and salty this starts getting?
Some people have appreciation for art, some don't. Some have money, some don't. Your never interested in any polystone statues (unless you can buy ones like this for sub $100) so why do you even bother dropping your same 2 cents on every single 'expensive' collectible thread?
Btw these aren't investments for me (you seem to always tie these to investments, again bizarre), I consider them art work, once in my home, never back on the market for sale.
