| would have like to see vade in ship mode to see size of it so darthmaul finaly gets figure made into this series |

| I would be extremely impressed if both those ships are lurking in there, let alone an Anakin. |
| No, an Attack Cruiser. The Old Republic never owned any Star Destroyers. |
| No, an Attack Cruiser. The Old Republic never owned any Star Destroyers. |
| ...and i continue to be amazed that the generally awful looking (to me anyways) SW/TF Crossovers line not only continues to sell, but does it well enough to justify a 2nd Supreme-class-analog figure. Is it the SW fans that buy these? The Kids? They seem rather frowned upon (generally) by the TF fandom.... |
| I think it's more that they can successfully sell to a fraction of each of those, uh, factions you listed. The Star Wars fandom could chew us up and spit us out. Statistically speaking, that has to be a big chunk. I'm no longer following Star Wars as much, but I imagine that if my SW and TF interests were closer to equal I would go for these. Especially if concept > engineering for me (which in many ways it is). As far as the "supremes," I'm pretty sure that as far as recognition (which translates into random buys and birthday presents to casual fans) Darth Vader beats the stuffing out of Optimus Prime and takes his lunch money. If I can afford it and find room for it, this will be my first SWTF. Probably my last too, as who needs anything else? ![]() |