vintage studio
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- Jul 29, 2015
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tiefighterboy said:vintage studio said:anyone with a smart question?
Now go **** yourself.
Very elegant, worthy of you.
tiefighterboy said:vintage studio said:anyone with a smart question?
Now go **** yourself.
vintage studio said:tiefighterboy said:vintage studio said:anyone with a smart question?
Now go **** yourself.
Very elegant.
[/quote]tiefighterboy said:I try my best. Thank u.
walkie said:I actually like these figures and can see them for what they are customs.
Personally I don't see the point of the 4 figure set, or the Darren Orme box. I'd prefer to these these sold separately or packed on a mini blister.
I can see from what you've posted your keeping away from making repros which is good as there's no love them here.
Looking forward to getting my hands on one of these customs when they come up for sale, and if it's a pack of four I'll have to find another three takers for the spares.
vintage studio said:To create a moulding tool is extremelly expensive, the sandtrooper tooling mould costed me 22.000 dollars.
Bonsai_Tree_Ent said:vintage studio said:To create a moulding tool is extremelly expensive, the sandtrooper tooling mould costed me 22.000 dollars.
Hello Arturo, I have a small but much loved collection of custom figures myself (all figures never produced, including a Sandtrooper made from genuine vintage parts, which I think I paid around £25 for).
I wonder how the economics of this will work. You have paid $22k for tooling to produce a limited edition run of 250 figures, that is already $88 per figure. Add in labour costs - let us be kind and say just 1 hour per figure to mould, paint, package and then post them. That is 250 hours, at minimum wage of $10 per hour = $2500. There will also be a further cost in materials: plastic, paint and the replicator boxes.
You are looking at over $100 in costs to you per figure. How much do you think you can sell these for? My fear is you will be losing a lot of money.
vintage studio said:Please put special attention here please:
http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k137/doublezeroseven/capture-20150801-110453.png
After that, the inyection first test shot was shipped to me for phisical approval before bulk production, and I got it on July 13.
On July 14 I published this disclaimer, and tagged several people there, friends of all and known and respected gurus of the caliber of Bill Mcbride, Michael French, Dan Curto, Tom Berges, Chris Georgoulias, Kim Simmons, and many others, transparently alerting everyone of what Im doing and the nature of my project, please check the capture and the people tagged:
http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k137/doublezeroseven/capture-20150801-110724.png
Of course, they knew of what I was talking about because I shared my project to this respected gurus of the hobby, months before of the launching of the disclaimer, requesting their opinions and feedback. No one gave a red light to proceede.
Dantooine said:I've not got a problem with the figures, I just don't know why the pauldron is so small? Looks a bit off to me.
Of course, they knew of what I was talking about because I shared my project to this respected gurus of the hobby, months before of the launching of the disclaimer, requesting their opinions and feedback. No one gave a red light to proceede.