Well I view it as, you're paying someone to buy and professionally make a model kit for you. because I do not possess the skills, craftsmenship, or even the time or equipment to make this. The best I can do is cut pieces out of a mold for a model kit but thats where it ends. definitely buying.
Little Tokyo is so different now. It’s seemingly busy all the time, even during the weekdays. Sadly, it’s also lost stores and restaurants that gave it charm, but I’m glad it has adapted to survive. I mainly miss the Shabu Shabu House.
Well he said he 3,000 only we’ll make that 2,298 only I have 2 reserved for myself since I’m a club 33 member and know someone ,it’s who you know guys…
@@DanRios-fu9mw Which is why I regret I wasn't aware of this sooner and banked the 300 while I could afford it. Even though, a lot of people missed out on getting it due to the virtual line. So chances of getting it at that price even were iffy.
I've still got a few questions on how they're going to handle this. If it's 100 out of 3000 signed, then is the listing just the signed and then there's a subsequent one for the unsigned? Are they priced the same? Is it a certificate with the actual signatures or is it the plate itself?
Oh boy when I first caught wind of this announcement I was extremely excited for this. This is definitely the superior Starspeeder playset that any Star Tours fans has been waiting for and it took Disney 3 decades to perfect it. I still have my Starspeeder 1000 playset and I remember being so desperate to get it after it's announcement from Star Wars Celebration in 2010. But I remember the mini Starspeeder 3000 vehicle from the early 2000s, it was fun although we can agree that it probably wasn't the best version when it came it, but it's classic. So with this, I know anyone would want to get there hands mainly this has the original ride footage inside which is perfect and I can't believe Disney didn't figured to include it in the past. I would definitely want to grab this, but 300 bucks?!....😰
I’ve always loved Star Tours across the years. I also have the playset, just recently picked it up actually. Certainly feels about $50 more than I’d like to pay, but it doesn’t get more unique than this. It’s the kind of thing I wish was a Haslab, if only for more people to get a chance to own one. At a limited run of 3,000, it’s going to be hard to get. It’s cringey to see folks at D23 right now listing them on eBay at scalper prices.
@@FanboyCantina Thinking it over, I Have over a thousand bucks, into a fake V-8 motor and engine bay, for a 10/th scale RC truck, so 3 grand might not be to far off these days...
Is there high confidence that the nacelles will be straight and true, these seem slightly off with the saucer. Sorry OCD and the bane of most E's I've ever seen.
It would be worth twice the price. The original Matt Jeffries design was incredible, but the refit actually improved on perfection. Will they do a Discovery era Enterprise? That was the only good thing to come out of the Kurtzman-verse.
Most of all, it’s a fun toy. My first R/C as a little kid was from Radio Shack and it could only go straight and turn while in reverse. This is a Cadillac by comparison.
I'd be a buyer, again, at $599....I'm waffling on this one at $699, just not sure about swingin' that much. I may end up skipping this one....hate to, but that's a little Over pricey
