I wonder if it's the one with the big star as it's logo. I used to work at the nearest one to me, although now it's a bit of a trek to get there. It may be beyond my means to pick up.
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I wonder if it's the one with the big star as it's logo. I used to work at the nearest one to me, although now it's a bit of a trek to get there. It may be beyond my means to pick up.
I see what you did there
I hope so. Then too, I can see some exec saying
"That won't sell in the US, all I see are Marvel and Star Wars stuff on the shelves."
Chicken--egg.
I think I need to write a scholarly white paper on which is harder:
A.)--Getting [Please keep political topics unrelated to Star Trek out of this forum, along with political swipes of any kind. It's really not that hard to do. - M'] to support the Space Launch System--or
B.)--Getting toy/merch execs to do spacecraft replicas.
They all need to be chained to the flame deflector under Pad-39B
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The current lineup of Beyond merchandise
The current lineup of Beyond merchandise
That is a shitty lineup.
I'm buying at least 4 of those things.
I'm buying at least 4 of those things.
I may get a t-shirt and a poster. Definitely will pick up a couple of Funko's, but those aren't listed.
I already bought 2 posters, but i want the artwork, the toppers and the cup if i can get it.
I like the Mondo pint glass. I just don't know if I like it enough to see the movie at an Alamo Drafthouse, even though there's one not far from me. It doesn't seem like my idea of movie-going. But that's just me. The concept is obviously popular.
The Enterprise and Yorktown print is sweet.
The Enterprise and Yorktown print is sweet.
(Sigh) - mostly printed decorations...
Wasn't this movie supposed to be a big deal?- like something released on the fiftieth anniversary or something?
The rebooted Ghostbusters seems to have more (and better) merchandising
Wasn't this movie supposed to be a big deal?- like something released on the fiftieth anniversary or something?
The rebooted Ghostbusters seems to have more (and better) merchandising
There will be. Let me say I think there will also be trading cards and such well after the fact. patience.
Much of it sitting on clearance shelves from what I hear. The problem is that the market for toys and models isn't what it use to be.
Hasbro had the master toy license, which had to have cost them a pretty penny. It seems odd that they'd just half-ass it, so I can only assume that once they'd done the marketing inquiries, etc. they simply found out that none of their customers had little interest in Star Trek movie toys.
