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Dang, I hope these actually populate the shelves because they are pricey on the ol' E for everything bay. I was just thinking SE and Scarlett. Now I'm leaning toward them plus BH, Baroness and a trooper or two. Yeesh!

What are these "troopers" of which you speak? Edit: I found them and Beachhead on ebay. I have only seen the regular wave 1 & 2 figures. What else from this set am I not aware of?

So have these made it to actual Wally mart shelves yet, or has everybody just ordered them online?

Yeah, you can look back at some of the older threads and see my relentless complaints about the Merit planes not including pilots. BBI made some nice ones, but they are very hard to come by these days I’m sure.

You, sir, could work for the Smithsonian Institution as a detailed modeler.

Is it bad that my first reaction is... meh... 🤷‍♂️ ?

Don't look at Stormy's arms... :troll:

I can't imagine the size/weight of 1:18 diecast working well for me. I have a lot of diecast stuff (mostly aircraft) in significantly smaller scales (1:48, 1:72, 1:144, etc.). I can imagine the work that would need to go into customizing diecast and could never imagine undertaking it myself. To...

Excellent work on both!

I doubt any of the high end stuff was designed there. More likely reverse engineered from US, Russian, Japanese, Korean and European tech.

Nice! Just need to add a pic with Indy and Henry FTW!

Wasn't there a WWII kickstarter not too long ago as well? Did that get funded?

Welcome aboard! Nice collection!

Yeah, I could do with less gold and future tech, but generally they look pretty good. They are certainly good enough to display a couple favorites at work.

I’ll likely get SE and Scarlett when he arrives at Amazon.

Oh, I’ve only seen pre-order. Where’d you get them?

So you have figures in hand?

Now that I finally found the correct thread... Looks like we’re getting a wave 2: https://www.entertainmentearth.com/product/HSE8346B?rs_oid_rd=2415429478138730&&utm_source=promo-GIJoeProfitDirector-20200626&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=product_spotlight&utm_content=HSE8346B Gung Ho looks...

Oh, and I just remembered where I had seen the pattern on the big screen: The Rock - the rogue marines used that pattern when they invaded Alcatraz.

It was a mildly popular SWAT camo until OD green (along with the ever present black and navy) became fashionable. Now there are trendy darkened out digital camo patterns that would make a better blend in an urban environment.