I got these figures when they first hit and man are they awesome. The figure designs blend right in with the ARAH style. The accessories are fantastic and all have a place to be held or stored. And they nailed it wit the package art. I have nothing but good things to say about this line.
I think that Ninja robot weapons are compatible with the 1986 B.A.T. toy if I remember correctly. I'll be just cherry picking this line as I like a few of the figures but definitely not all of them. Out of all of the O-Ring Renaissance figure lines, I'm definitely waiting for Operation: Recall to scratch that nostalgic G.I. Joe O-Ring itch.
Hmmmm all I get is a Loading… screen, no video is playing. Thought it was me, but I can watch other videos, just finished watching a diorama build on Greg Cook’s channel and came back to this, black screen Loading… pops up after the commercial. Hmmmm well, maybe tomorrow.
Great concept Good looking figure 24.99 Price point directly competing with G.I Joe classified series... That's gonna be a hard sell Especially for those of us that are deep into our classified collection. I wish them luck. I hope this succeeds, maybe in the future I'll check back into them.
I hear ya. I think this, Operation: Recall and the rest will really appeal to those collectors that miss the vintage look/feel. Or the “money is no issue” collectors that just collect multiple scales. I’m blown away by how many concurrent G.I.JOE: A Real American Hero lines there are! S7 ReAction, S7 Ultimates, Hiya 4”, ThreeZero 12”, Mezco 6”… and those are all just licensed figure lines. Crazy time to be a Joe collector!
@@3djoes I think you're 100% right, there are a few really nice lines out there that are not GI Joe I'd love to get into. Just financially advisable for me atm....That's probably the worst part about being an adult.... I still want my toys. I didn't say to my previous comment appreciate your review, wouldn't have a clue about these without it
Such a good line. I get the price is an issue but given the construction and them being a small company I can’t see how they could be cheaper. And, to be honest, I’ve had more fun playing with them than a lot of my more expensive figures 😁 This O-ring resurgence is proving impressive so far!
@@bighatdinokh 100% it’s all about economies of scale. When you are running ~5,000 of each item, it’s going to cost a LOT more per item than big companies running 5X - 20X as many of each item. That cost has to be shouldered by the producer and the consumer. It’s not easy being a small business!
If you look around, you will see all figures in this scale being made by indie creators are about $25. I know that has the appearance of competing with Classified, but it really doesn't. It's an entirely different scale and style. For those that love o-ring, they will pay it. For that matter, the knock off guys like Black Major aren't much better. They aren't doing any new designs, just making copies of existing figures. They put little effort in to the colors and designs, the quality is lacking, and still sell for an average of $20 each.
I got these figures when they first hit and man are they awesome. The figure designs blend right in with the ARAH style. The accessories are fantastic and all have a place to be held or stored. And they nailed it wit the package art. I have nothing but good things to say about this line.
Thanks Carson! Much love to Recall and all the other o-rings coming out.
Those look great. Nice art packaging and figure design too. Thanks for showing them.
Great video. Love the detail on these.
I think that Ninja robot weapons are compatible with the 1986 B.A.T. toy if I remember correctly.
I'll be just cherry picking this line as I like a few of the figures but definitely not all of them.
Out of all of the O-Ring Renaissance figure lines, I'm definitely waiting for Operation: Recall to scratch that nostalgic G.I. Joe O-Ring itch.
Hmmmm all I get is a Loading… screen, no video is playing. Thought it was me, but I can watch other videos, just finished watching a diorama build on Greg Cook’s channel and came back to this, black screen Loading… pops up after the commercial. Hmmmm well, maybe tomorrow.
Very strange, I'm seeing it myself find on mobile and desktop.
@@3djoes sent you screenshots of it on Instagram.
Great concept Good looking figure 24.99 Price point directly competing with G.I Joe classified series... That's gonna be a hard sell Especially for those of us that are deep into our classified collection. I wish them luck. I hope this succeeds, maybe in the future I'll check back into them.
I hear ya. I think this, Operation: Recall and the rest will really appeal to those collectors that miss the vintage look/feel. Or the “money is no issue” collectors that just collect multiple scales. I’m blown away by how many concurrent G.I.JOE: A Real American Hero lines there are! S7 ReAction, S7 Ultimates, Hiya 4”, ThreeZero 12”, Mezco 6”… and those are all just licensed figure lines. Crazy time to be a Joe collector!
@@3djoes I think you're 100% right, there are a few really nice lines out there that are not GI Joe I'd love to get into. Just financially advisable for me atm....That's probably the worst part about being an adult.... I still want my toys. I didn't say to my previous comment appreciate your review, wouldn't have a clue about these without it
Such a good line. I get the price is an issue but given the construction and them being a small company I can’t see how they could be cheaper. And, to be honest, I’ve had more fun playing with them than a lot of my more expensive figures 😁 This O-ring resurgence is proving impressive so far!
@@bighatdinokh 100% it’s all about economies of scale. When you are running ~5,000 of each item, it’s going to cost a LOT more per item than big companies running 5X - 20X as many of each item. That cost has to be shouldered by the producer and the consumer. It’s not easy being a small business!
If you look around, you will see all figures in this scale being made by indie creators are about $25. I know that has the appearance of competing with Classified, but it really doesn't. It's an entirely different scale and style. For those that love o-ring, they will pay it. For that matter, the knock off guys like Black Major aren't much better. They aren't doing any new designs, just making copies of existing figures. They put little effort in to the colors and designs, the quality is lacking, and still sell for an average of $20 each.