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Ahhh - coffee tables and guest chairs are overrated! Sofa, big TV, and 1:18 scale Hercules is all a living room really needs! And perhaps a few candles and a throw over or two for the ladies?paul463 wrote:I'm not averse to a herc but at 1/18 scale it would take up a large part of everyones living room, it would be huge!
Dont forget the mini beer fridgeSteveD wrote:Ahhh - coffee tables and guest chairs are overrated! Sofa, big TV, and 1:18 scale Hercules is all a living room really needs! And perhaps a few candles and a throw over or two for the ladies?paul463 wrote:I'm not averse to a herc but at 1/18 scale it would take up a large part of everyones living room, it would be huge!
Ya know..., if Hasbro doesn't have the rights to the earliest Palitoy figures (eitherDouble-tap wrote:There are a lot of companies releasing cheap figs at the moment. World peace keeper 3 packs sell for about 4 quid and the quality is pretty good so producing them musnt be too expensive. Diversity isnt a problem either just look at the custom section here.
and the gang, or the even earlier figures such as 
, 
, 
, 
and 
), then they're really missing a trick. World Peacekeepers (or someone like them) could easily start churning-out generic SAS Troopers 
by the bucketfull...
, 
, and the original Star Wars toys. Bit of fishing wire and hang it from the ceiling, problem solvedpaul463 wrote:I'm not averse to a herc but at 1/18 scale it would take up a large part of everyones living room, it would be huge!
" And lets see here... your total fishing line purchase price is $800.... Thank you have a nice day"scoobydie wrote:Bit of fishing wire and hang it from the ceiling, problem solvedpaul463 wrote:I'm not averse to a herc but at 1/18 scale it would take up a large part of everyones living room, it would be huge!
Just re-reading this thread. This is a good question, but I get the feeling Hasbro would just tell us to go and ask Devil's Due... like they did during the last set of questions.The Baron wrote:Now that sounds reasonable, we could approach it from the angel "were the Devil's Due Red Shadows redesigned as artistic licence, or because to have done them faithfully would in fact have been a violation of copyright?"
Like that, but good.
I think this is along the lines we need to do if we ask itSpace Commander wrote:Just re-reading this thread. This is a good question, but I get the feeling Hasbro would just tell us to go and ask Devil's Due... like they did during the last set of questions.The Baron wrote:Now that sounds reasonable, we could approach it from the angel "were the Devil's Due Red Shadows redesigned as artistic licence, or because to have done them faithfully would in fact have been a violation of copyright?"
Like that, but good.
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