Capo Toys Street Fighter Ryu Kickstarter!

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We just took over full control of CapoToys, after a partner split, and need to get funding for the Ryu Kickstarter. Check it out and spread the word to everyone you know! Thanks everyone for your support!

Rocco
CapoToys.com

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1486458683/street-fightertm-articulated-ryu-action-figures-ca


 
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How many guys would jump on this if Ryu and the SF line was 3.5" scale, just out of curiosity. These figures can also be scaled to make a smaller line of figures in the future. Thanks in advance for helping me gauge!
 
K-Tiger

K-Tiger

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Of course, we are a 1:18-centric (6'=4") forum after all. Not interested in the current chosen scale (at least not anymore), and there are quite a few Street Fighter figures in the neighborhood of 7" as it is. Sure, the SOTA figures are 10 years old (Jesus, where did those years get to?) now, but they're still the gold standard.


I don't want any of that to sound like I'm not wishing you success. I'm just saying that to me, myself and I that they don't stand out against what's already out there.
 
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Had these been 1:18 scale I believe you probably be at your goal, and working on the second wave right now... seriously 1:18 is huge right now, and we have NEVER had QUALITY representation of the street fighter brand in this scale.
 
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It would take more than one figure in 1:18 to really get me to go for them. Looking at some other kickstarters it seems your goal is a bit high for one figure. Not sure what tooling or manufacturer you may be using but for a niche market like Street Fighter that might be tough to work with.
 
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