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Ashley Wood’s Pipebot Postcard

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Bigshot Toyworks is producing a massive 14 inch figure of Ashley Wood’s attractive Bertie Pipebot from World War Robot.

Please visit us at TOYQUBE’s booth at San Diego Comic Con, July 26th-29th.

Booth #4937.

Ashley Wood Pipebot

6 Responses to “Ashley Wood’s Pipebot Postcard”

  1. Gingaio Says:
    July 11th, 2007 at 8:32 pm

    Hi,

    Is the Ashley Wood robot going to be more of a traditional vinyl figure or a straight-up action figure (multiple points of articulation, various doodads, etc.)? Thanks!

  2. Carl V. Says:
    July 12th, 2007 at 6:18 am

    That is awesome! If you don’t mind my asking, what is the running price on this going to be, and when do you expect it to be up for sale?

  3. Klim K Says:
    July 12th, 2007 at 8:10 am

    This will be a full blown 1/6 scale toy. Everything that looks like it moves, will move. It will have multiple weapons and accessories, cloth and metal elements, and more.

    There will be MEGA surprises galore and we are trying our best to keep them under wraps.

    Some things will be revealed at San Diego Comic Con and the rest very soon after. As far as cost and accurate release dates, that is up in the air although we are trying to have a special “Stealth/Recon” edition out for the holidays.

    Due to the scale and complexity of this project expect the price to be in the same ballpark as most of the High end 1/6th scale figures.

    Thanks!

    Klim K

  4. Carl V. Says:
    July 12th, 2007 at 2:35 pm

    If you will forgive another question or two, since my interest level is WAY HIGH, where exactly will these be for sale and where can I look for examples of the prices for high end 1/6th scale figures. I appreciate it, thanks, and thanks again for stopping by my site and directing me over here.

  5. Klim K Says:
    July 12th, 2007 at 3:08 pm

    Hey Carl,

    Prices for 12 inch figures vary. The range is anywhere from 40 USD to as high as 400 USD. The higher end ones are usually produced in small quantities and have an insane level of accessory detail. You can google “BrothersWorker” or poke around here for an idea.

    http://www.actionfigure2002.com

    Most places that sell designer toys, and urban vinyl around the world should carry them.

    Thanks for your interest and support,

    Klim K

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