Unboxing Hasbro's SDCC Exclusive Super S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier

Expensive, but I think it has alot more play value that the high priced Hot toys figures, and Lego sets
Lego Jabba's palace costs 129.00

Just as I feared a hollowed out overpriced 125 dollar plank. Thanks to this unboxing article I know to steer clear from it. I know this is supposed to be a collectible so it will most likely be displayed but given it's not that far different from the 3 ft model manufactered as a toy that's due this fall, I am assuming that 99 dollar toy will also be hollowed out at the bottom too. As I see it neither product looks deserving of such a high cost. At least the BMF and the Super AT-AT had electronics, an open play environment, and all sorts of bells n whistles attached to it to satisfy this collector and parents in paying a 120-150 dollars. All I see is a plank, that fires missiles, a launch pad, a spinning turbine, and room for just one in the cockpit. No opening environments, no lights or sounds (admitedly that doesnt bother me too much) nothing.

If Hong Kong has this carrier, I will buy one for myself ...that's great ....!!!

Well, now I just want to see Galactus surfing down through the atmosphere on the Heilcarrier.

"You were correct, my herald. This form of transport is indeed totally tubular."

The best photo is of the pug next to the box. Shows a nice scaling if you will on how HUGE that thing is.

On a related note, Galactus and the Sentinal make a cute couple.

See, now I understand why DC released the behemoth of a book collection all their #1 issues: They heard this was coming and said "Jesus, people are going to need something to rest that on"

Is it just me, or is Captain America suffering from gigantism?

So when did sdcc turn into a visit to IKEA? Look at the size ofthat box! Who is going to lug something like that around the con center?

Was this a free review sample? The law states you are supposed to state it...