Snakebeater
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yeah I meant 6 arms... well the last one I saw was nearing $300( if you could find one on ebay, correct me if I'm wrong mayday.), and the MGS2 Raiden one was 100+
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8/22/2006, 8:21 pm
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Sith Baker
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WOW 48 pcs of Kubricks. You guys bout the whole carton eh Adam.
Cool.
I'm not very familiar ith the Kubricks. Are there like secrets characters(bonus hard to find charaters) for Marvel and SW like trading cards.
Yes, we get a master case to split, so that one of us gets a hard to find chase figure. This series the chases were Tarkin and Imperial Officer (and Wedge was an easier chase). Tarkin and Imperial Officer go for 100-150 right now.
The six arm spidey (doppleganger) I have seen go as high as 300ish but it has come down below 200 now.
Black spider-ham pops up every now and then, usually goes for a good buck (most times at least 100$). I got mine from Earth-X that Edwint and I think you go to once in awhile.
Raiden does go for at least 100 and there was a Night Vision chase too that goes for that much.
I try to just stick with Marvel and Star Wars (or I would go broke!), but I have all but one of the Aliens series and a few more here and there.
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8/22/2006, 8:34 pm
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ScarletSpidey
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WOW. those chase figures are so expensive. It's always cool to get them in a carton or case. It's better as your chances in getting the chase figures are higher.
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8/22/2006, 8:53 pm
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Sith Baker
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WOW. those chase figures are so expensive. It's always cool to get them in a carton or case. It's better as your chances in getting the chase figures are higher.
With the Star Wars, if you get a master case, you will always get one of the rare chases and two of the easier chases. Still end up buying one of the rare chases though.
I got lucky with my Doppleganger. I got him in a lot with 5 other marvel kubs, 25$ shipped.
I sold the other 5 off for 25$ shipped, so he was free =D
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LOL. That's cool dude. $300 Doppleganger free. Amazing =D
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8/22/2006, 9:14 pm
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13NasH
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wtf? $300 for a stupid kubrick? Id rather buy a Sideshow premium format statue with that money!
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8/23/2006, 7:26 am
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ScarletSpidey
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now now Nash, play nice. It's kinda like baseball card collection. Some are so freggin rare.
Really.
That's why Sith Baker's pretty smart in buying the whole case rather spending $300 for a single figure.
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8/23/2006, 7:52 am
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Yeah I'm sure there are people who'd look at you like you were nuts for spending three hundred on an SSC premium format figure. Not me you understand just some people.
Personally the Kubricks don't do it for me either, but it's cool, whatever floats your boat.
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13NasH
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but theyre so tiny :holy:
didnt mean to dis anyone, but im just amazed something like that could go for so much.
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8/23/2006, 12:31 pm
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Sith Baker
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but theyre so tiny :holy:
didnt mean to dis anyone, but im just amazed something like that could go for so much.
There are some that go for more. I have seen disney chase Crazy Brain Mickey go for over $500 before.
I like them for the size. If I were to get statues and such, I wouldn`t have room for very many. They are super detailed, also, even considering the size. Plus, its fun to army build with them 
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