How does he look standing next to S7 Thundercats, if you have them?
He-Man, and also the Masters of the Universe
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So I'm curious here. Has no one here talked about the Snake Lair crowdfund finally going live again? Are we against it?
Honestly for the price they want I understand completely. 300 is steep for what seems to be a slightly better playset than Grayskull or Snake Mountain. Not to mention the addition of S&H.
Honestly for the price they want I understand completely. 300 is steep for what seems to be a slightly better playset than Grayskull or Snake Mountain. Not to mention the addition of S&H.
I wouldn't worry about if anyone else is for or against it, I'd preorder it if you like it and can afford it. I won't because I can't afford it (though I do like it a great deal). It's the lack of money and space for me, same reason I don't have a Snake Mountain or Fright Zone. I think the playset itself is awesome.
I would buy it for $90 to $140 at retail. I can't justify $300 backing it.
-ZacWilliam, Also I don't know what I can do with it. I have no place to display the 6ish He-man bases I already have.
-ZacWilliam, Also I don't know what I can do with it. I have no place to display the 6ish He-man bases I already have.
I do wish I could get a Fright Zone for one weird thing. I have no connection to it or what it's about except knowing it's the Hoard base, but I took one look at it and thought the modern remake would be a great Mumm-Ra tomb.
I think the only pre-existing He-man base-thing I'd like them to do at this point is the Slime Pit. I LOOOVED that thing as a kid.
-ZacWilliam, that's the one left that I'd feel like I have to buy.
-ZacWilliam, that's the one left that I'd feel like I have to buy.
Not a base, but I'm surprised we still haven't seen an Attack-trak. I feel like it was one of the most common vehicles on the show!
Isn't the Snake Lair a much more limited crowdfunded production run than the mass retail release of Castle Grayskull and stuff?
As for bases, I'd love to see that cartoon-accurate version of the Fight Zone they were showing off.
Not that I'd be able to get it, but I'd love to see it. And if my fortune ever takes a serious upswing, buy it someday.
Which, strangely enough for "half-hour toy commercials," was the style at the time.
As for bases, I'd love to see that cartoon-accurate version of the Fight Zone they were showing off.
Not that I'd be able to get it, but I'd love to see it. And if my fortune ever takes a serious upswing, buy it someday.
It was, but besides the wheels, it looked virtually nothing like the toy.
Which, strangely enough for "half-hour toy commercials," was the style at the time.
I loved the Slime Pit! The only problem is that modern Origins figures have so many little joints that would probably not play nice with the goo. Likely, the slime pit would come with clip on green slime effects, rather than actual slime, though I'd be in favor of that anyway, seeing as running out of slime was a constant issue (I really did overuse it).