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Post by sm00th007 on Feb 5, 2020 21:55:19 GMT -5
I noticed that after 10 years at looking at Japanese figueres, that this Hayabusa showed up, I've only seen 1 image on the internet before. It has been documented that 50 have been made. What should the value be for a figure like this?  |
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Post by Ruby Fusion on Feb 6, 2020 6:53:05 GMT -5
All four Project Hayabusa figures (made by Mogura House) were limited, numbers given at their release in 2004:
The red one was limited to 50 pieces.
The white with red phoenix to 99 pieces.
The white one and the bronze one to 150 pieces.
I own the white with red phoenix one (MOC), because I liked that one the most.
How correct these numbers are, I don't know; they're not mentioned on the packaging. Weird thing is: most red Hayabusas I see are loose...
I also own the white Hayabusa from 1999 by DCT, also MOC.
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sm00th007
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Post by sm00th007 on Feb 7, 2020 5:23:16 GMT -5
I noticed that after 10 years at looking at Japanese figueres, that this Hayabusa showed up, I've only seen 1 image on the internet before. It has been documented that 50 have been made. What should the value be for a figure like this? Theres one loose red hayabusa on ebay for 350 usd. I believe there are 50 of the red, as I have never seen it show up anywhere. What year did they come out? I wonder how many left MOC? |
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Post by Ruby Fusion on Feb 7, 2020 11:12:09 GMT -5
I already said: at their release in 2004 the number given was 50 for the red ones...
In 2004 they were on Japanese figure sites, on Yahoo! Japan auctions and on an American site (the direct competitor of Ringside Collectibles). Personally I prefer the 99 pieces Hayabusa (white with red phoenix on legs), that I bought in 2004.
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Post by sm00th007 on Feb 7, 2020 15:05:33 GMT -5
I already said: at their release in 2004 the number given was 50 for the red ones... In 2004 they were on Japanese figure sites, on Yahoo! Japan auctions and on an American site (the direct competitor of Ringside Collectibles). Personally I prefer the 99 pieces Hayabusa (white with red phoenix on legs), that I bought in 2004. You did, dont know how I missed that. Yeah that white one with the red Phoenix is awesome. They all are. I will be buying all four for my collection. Watch this space. |
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Post by sm00th007 on Feb 10, 2020 2:13:59 GMT -5
I already said: at their release in 2004 the number given was 50 for the red ones... In 2004 they were on Japanese figure sites, on Yahoo! Japan auctions and on an American site (the direct competitor of Ringside Collectibles). Personally I prefer the 99 pieces Hayabusa (white with red phoenix on legs), that I bought in 2004. You did, dont know how I missed that. Yeah that white one with the red Phoenix is awesome. They all are. I will be buying all four for my collection. Watch this space. Well, I got the Red Hayabusa from Japan, and it's mint, Video Preview |
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