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Post by disorder on Jun 30, 2020 14:11:52 GMT -5
What exact event are any of the Hasbro warriors from? What about hasbro bulldog? These are toys, and not high end hot toy type collectibles. Chill out, if the figure looks good who cares if it’s from a specific event? It’s not an issue till they decide to find an issue and hop on google.
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Post by Thunder Chunky on Jun 30, 2020 17:28:18 GMT -5
Nakamura was definitely put in the ultimate line because Bill is a fan.
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Post by The Coach on Jun 30, 2020 17:59:34 GMT -5
Nakamura was definitely put in the ultimate line because Bill is a fan. He’s been overproduced like hell, too.
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Post by Deep Figure Value on Jun 30, 2020 19:59:41 GMT -5
I like that Nakamura figure.
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Post by WalterF on Jun 30, 2020 20:36:45 GMT -5
It may not even be Meikina but the chase version of the basic 100 HBK is a total mash.
Steve said it was supposed to be based on Rumble 03 HBK but other than the head sculpt it’s all 96. He wore the same pattern in rumble 03 but it was updated with the new Shawn michaels HBK text on the back. This version has the 96 Heartbreak Kid text. Also it had the 96 boots and also had the matching wrist gauntlets which were never worn in 03. So from the waist down it was 96 HBK but the sculpt was 03/04
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Post by Deleted on Jun 30, 2020 23:01:50 GMT -5
What exact event are any of the Hasbro warrior from a specific event? [ Pretty sure Warrior #2 is basically based on Survivor Series 1989.
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Post by newgenandy on Jul 1, 2020 1:06:03 GMT -5
What exact event are any of the Hasbro warrior from a specific event? [ Pretty sure Warrior #2 is basically based on Survivor Series 1989. A figure with white trunks, knee pads, boots and orange and green tassels is based on an event he wore green trunks, yellow knee pads and pink white and green tassels? Accurate.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 1, 2020 3:59:30 GMT -5
[ Pretty sure Warrior #2 is basically based on Survivor Series 1989. A figure with white trunks, knee pads, boots and orange and green tassels is based on an event he wore green trunks, yellow knee pads and pink white and green tassels? Accurate. You're thinking of SummerSlam 1989. This is him at Survivor Series.
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Post by newgenandy on Jul 1, 2020 4:38:39 GMT -5
A figure with white trunks, knee pads, boots and orange and green tassels is based on an event he wore green trunks, yellow knee pads and pink white and green tassels? Accurate. You're thinking of SummerSlam 1989. This is him at Survivor Series. In which case the tassels are incorrect as they are orange and green but in that he wore white orange and green tassels
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Post by Deleted on Jul 1, 2020 7:03:12 GMT -5
[ Pretty sure Warrior #2 is basically based on Survivor Series 1989. A figure with white trunks, knee pads, boots and orange and green tassels is based on an event he wore green trunks, yellow knee pads and pink white and green tassels? Accurate. He wore the green for promos for the match but the actual match was the white attire. Also, I don't think most of the Warrior figures Mattel have made have been 100% accurate so it's almost a lost cause to nitpick,IMO.
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Post by MKSavage on Jul 1, 2020 8:11:48 GMT -5
What exact event are any of the Hasbro warriors from? What about hasbro bulldog?
These are toys, and not high end hot toy type collectibles. Chill out, if the figure looks good who cares if it’s from a specific event? Wasn't that figure based off his RR91 look, he pretty much wore that attire from his return in 1990 to early 1991.
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Post by Jackass Pacific on Jul 1, 2020 8:39:50 GMT -5
What exact event are any of the Hasbro warriors from? What about hasbro bulldog? These are toys, and not high end hot toy type collectibles. Chill out, if the figure looks good who cares if it’s from a specific event? imagine back in the bca/ttl days? "what event is this stone cold attire from?" "uhh, i think its just kinda made up. still looks cool though" "made up? ugh, i won't buy it and they're stupid for making it!"
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Post by Deep Figure Value on Jul 1, 2020 9:38:42 GMT -5
What exact event are any of the Hasbro warriors from? What about hasbro bulldog? These are toys, and not high end hot toy type collectibles. Chill out, if the figure looks good who cares if it’s from a specific event? imagine back in the bca/ttl days? "what event is this stone cold attire from?" "uhh, i think its just kinda made up. still looks cool though" "made up? ugh, i won't buy it and they're stupid for making it!" I like to think the BCA/TTL days are what keeps me grounded as a forgiving collector.
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Post by newgenandy on Jul 1, 2020 9:48:51 GMT -5
A figure with white trunks, knee pads, boots and orange and green tassels is based on an event he wore green trunks, yellow knee pads and pink white and green tassels? Accurate. He wore the green for promos for the match but the actual match was the white attire. Also, I don't think most of the Warrior figures Mattel have made have been 100% accurate so it's almost a lost cause to nitpick,IMO. That’s the point, it’s all nitpicking and it’s silly I think a lot on here would rather less colourful fun deco as long as it’s “authentic to the match”. Are 30 year olds watching a match and recreating it move for move and getting annoyed when the deco is not exact to the match?
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Post by Jackass Pacific on Jul 1, 2020 9:51:08 GMT -5
imagine back in the bca/ttl days? "what event is this stone cold attire from?" "uhh, i think its just kinda made up. still looks cool though" "made up? ugh, i won't buy it and they're stupid for making it!" I like to think the BCA/TTL days are what keeps me grounded as a forgiving collector. same. at this stage of collecting, i only buy what i like. if what i like happens to be slightly inaccurate, i'm not bothered in the least...sometimes it looks even better that way
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Post by Jackass Pacific on Jul 1, 2020 9:53:26 GMT -5
He wore the green for promos for the match but the actual match was the white attire. Also, I don't think most of the Warrior figures Mattel have made have been 100% accurate so it's almost a lost cause to nitpick,IMO. That’s the point, it’s all nitpicking and it’s silly I think a lot on here would rather less colourful fun deco as long as it’s “authentic to the match”. Are 30 year olds watching a match and recreating it move for move and getting annoyed when the deco is not exact to the match? "he wore this in the pre-recorded promo and not the match!!" well, so what? he still wore it, right?
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Post by theaxehennig on Jul 1, 2020 9:59:26 GMT -5
imagine back in the bca/ttl days? "what event is this stone cold attire from?" "uhh, i think its just kinda made up. still looks cool though" "made up? ugh, i won't buy it and they're stupid for making it!" I like to think the BCA/TTL days are what keeps me grounded as a forgiving collector. Omg. You are so correct. Everyone wore kneepads and elbow pads in the minds of BCA designers.
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Post by theaxehennig on Jul 1, 2020 10:02:43 GMT -5
I'm not so much concerned about event specifics, even though I collect from a very specific era (Wrestlemania V to Summerslam 1992). I am very forgiving if I love an attire, or if, point blank, it's the best representation they've made of a figure. For instance, until the Chase Rude, I had the pink tights Rude in my collection, which represented Rude from Wrestlemania IV. My point is, if the figure is the only one we have of a character and the character fits within the era I collect, I'll buy it.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 1, 2020 10:22:30 GMT -5
That’s the point, it’s all nitpicking and it’s silly I think a lot on here would rather less colourful fun deco as long as it’s “authentic to the match”. Are 30 year olds watching a match and recreating it move for move and getting annoyed when the deco is not exact to the match? "he wore this in the pre-recorded promo and not the match!!" well, so what? he still wore it, right? yeah man, that's what I said already, two attires at the same event.
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Post by Jackass Pacific on Jul 1, 2020 10:35:16 GMT -5
"he wore this in the pre-recorded promo and not the match!!" well, so what? he still wore it, right? yeah man, that's what I said already, two attires at the same event. oh yea, i'm agreeing about that aspect of it. its the people that get pissy because someone will wear something in a promo but its slightly different for the match itself that are nitpicking. realistically, the only place to complain is if the figure is labeled as being from a specific event and then the attire is just completely wrong. even a figure like the iyh: dx hbk missing the blue tips on the x's doesn't bother me. its clear what attire they were going for, so it works for me(and i say that as someone that didn't buy it. just didn't feel the need to get it, blue tips wouldn't have swayed me)
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