$18,000 Star Wars Boba Fett figure

[Mattk]

At least with the car you can drive it almost everywhere, show it off to chicks, etc. A Boba Fett doll is probably a rather large turn-off: 'Hey, why don't you come to my place and check out my 18 grand Boba Fett doll' doesn't really have the same ring as 'Hey, I'll give you a ride home in my shiny new car'.

[SPEEDCORE]

Damn it, i got the non firing version :bah:

[LotusGT1]

Originally Posted by sentra_dude Maybe so, but $18,000 for a [rare] piece of cheap plastic is a fucking rip-off if you ask me.

Paying 1 million for a 1000 Hp glorified Audi TT is as well

[Mattk]

A rare piece of plastic is still a piece of plastic. It's only a toy which shoots a plastic thing.

[bmagni]

Originally Posted by Mattk A rare piece of plastic is still a piece of plastic. It's only a toy which shoots a plastic thing.

sounds like saying a rare piece of art is still paint on canvas or moldeled materials...

[Mattk]

Uh...this is machine produced. Art is produced by human effort. This thing looks kinda tacky anyway.

[antonioledesma]

Originally Posted by bmagni Originally Posted by Mattk A rare piece of plastic is still a piece of plastic. It's only a toy which shoots a plastic thing. sounds like saying a rare piece of art is still paint on canvas or moldeled materials...

a car still is chunk of worthless metal and plastic :fuck:

IMO it's very expensive and maybe worthless, but it's a collectible item. Just wonder why Action Comics #1 (Superman's first appearance in comics) is valued at 1,000,000 usd :shock:

why some old ferraris are valued like gold? it's the exact same thing

[Mattk]

Effort was put in to make cars, and as I've said before, much more enjoyment and satisfaction can be had from driving a car.