Studio Series Deluxe Wave 1 at UK retail

Discussion in 'Transformers News and Rumors' started by Sol Fury, Feb 28, 2018.

  1. Sol Fury

    Sol Fury The British Butcher Veteran

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    seanlockyer Professional Cat Herder & Ancient Alien Theorist.

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  3. Timothy.R

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    Screw the deluxes.. I want the leaders! Lol.
     
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    And look, they\'re only a little bit more expensive than what a voyager costed not long ago. What a steal. I sure love being British.
     
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    Whooooo f*ck those prices £25!?!?! how much money does hasbro UK own their dealers?!
     
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    First US, now UK.

    Hope these hit Canada soon, and sale even sooner!
     
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    YES! EXCITEMENT EXPLODING!

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  9. Olivus Prime

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    As always the absurd British prices deter me from buying them at retail and actually supporting the nation's toy market.

    I saw TLK Grimlock in Hamley's the other day for £50 (that's $68, my American buddies), I feel bad for any parents who pay these sorts of prices on a whim.
     
  10. Nevermore

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    And just for the sake of completeness:
    The packaging is EU stock, so we're not dealing with an overseas import here.
     
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    I'd be temptedby bee. But not at thatprice.
     
  12. siccoyote

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    Actually more like £14.80 at current rates, but then that doesn't include tax.

    Where the uk gets screwed again by paying 20% tax while the USA pay between 0% and 7.25% (I'm not counting puerto rico)


    So technically £5 of that £24.99 is Sales Tax, which makes it £14.80 in the USA vs £19.99 in the UK, plus tax.
     
  13. Chris McFeely

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    Probably worth noting that Toy Planet is the shop that's charging £19.99 for POTP deluxes while they're selling for £16.99 in Smyth's, so I wouldn't put much stock in that price tag. Probably £19.99 in sensible shops, in the standard $=£ switch we're all familiar with.
     
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  15. Chris McFeely

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    Ooh, so close! £1 out!
     
  16. Fort Max

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    Still too much. Movie toys are making generations figures look like bargains.
     
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    Jesus the prices, I'm sure around Cybertron time a deluxe was about 7-9 quid.
     
  19. scubaboy31

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    Yes and a pint was £2.20 - £2.60 back then. Everything has gone up in price.
     
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    And they said April. Psshhh. I bet the first Voyager wave will hit the US by the end of March.