On 7/12/2026 at 5:24 PM, Atlantis said:I've seen videos that show what a struggle it can be to fit figures in, which really would be part of the appeal.
I have it, and it's not hard for most regular sized figures. Their heads do hit the ceiling in the van, but its definitely workable and you're able to pose them. They can lean out pretty well too. But that isn't an issue for this newone. It's the 2.0 which has a lowered seat, and removable roof. Frank can drive the original easily, so I'm sure it's even easier to get him into this one. When they release the full on battle wagon soon, I'm gonna order it for sure. Certainly not telling anyone what to do, or even suggesting you get it. Just saying I got it, and have a ton of fun with it. It's a nice set piece. I will say I got the early bird pricing though. Not sure I'd jump to pay 160, but at 110 I could justify it. I have the Hellcharger, armored van and the Super Musk street sewer diorama, and I love all of them.
On 9/16/2024 at 11:12 AM, AndyL said:Very well put my friend. Even though I did cave to get this very cool looking van IMO. I often refer to the recent Mattel WWE set with Rey Mysterio and Lucha Low Rider that's going for $40 dollars retail. Of course the Rey Mysterio is from the less articulated figure line and I suspect the Low Rider is probably a bit less detailed than the Hellcharger would have been but it is to scale and it has working lifts for the tires. I don't see why Hasbro can't do something similar with a figure somewhere in the $100 to $120 range. And the same old tired argument about how Hasbro has to offset the cost to carry the Marvel license somewhere just doesn't hold that much water because Mattel has to pay for the WWE license as well.
I agree as well. I think this is a fine offering, but the price....I'm not seeing the value there. Especially since I've seen videos that show what a struggle it can be to fit figures in, which really would be part of the appeal.
Anyone interested in these, they are awesome for thug vans! I got the version 1 Raider to use as a Punisher Van with the hope that they would add parts to make it a battle wagon. Frank looks great driving it, with fellow Marvel Knights riding shotgun and hanging out the doors. It also works really nice for Tracksuits to pile out of. If you want the Punisher version you might wanna hang on a minute. At Joefest they revealed a green "Punisher" van with a Canon on top. I would hope they change it to a black one, but the van is really nice.
(They also revealed a Turtle van, and a news van for April, but I kinda think the news van would be pretty cool for world building if your a little crazy.)
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On 9/17/2024 at 2:19 AM, memocromatico said:Im half a mind on this, if not for Frank, for my Tracksuits!
I'm picturing the same thing. Tombstone or Mr Negative with their thugs, Tracksuits ect. Piling out of the back. It'll be cool when I don't have Frank and some street levels in there.
Im half a mind on this, if not for Frank, for my Tracksuits!
Steep price otherwise I would be down for a punisher battle van
On 9/16/2024 at 1:24 PM, Reno said:Just proving to myself that I probably won't ever find vehicle prices justified, even this seems extremely expensive to me for what it is. Perhaps a sign that I'm just out of touch or that I just don't value vehicles at the same rate as others. However that's also coming from someone that has bought the vast majority of the vehicles (pretty much all bat related) that McFarlane has put out for their DC Multiverse line... and I don't even really like McFarlane that much. I haven't allowed myself to buy any Joe Classified vehicles and wouldn't pay this price for this either. That pretty much tells me all that I need to know about anything Hasbro could release for Legends (for myself). I had no problem paying $400 for Galactus, $350 each for Multiple Sentinels, $200 for Giant Man or $85 for Dragon Man but I wouldn't even consider paying $150 for this.
Very well put my friend. Even though I did cave to get this very cool looking van IMO. I often refer to the recent Mattel WWE set with Rey Mysterio and Lucha Low Rider that's going for $40 dollars retail. Of course the Rey Mysterio is from the less articulated figure line and I suspect the Low Rider is probably a bit less detailed than the Hellcharger would have been but it is to scale and it has working lifts for the tires. I don't see why Hasbro can't do something similar with a figure somewhere in the $100 to $120 range. And the same old tired argument about how Hasbro has to offset the cost to carry the Marvel license somewhere just doesn't hold that much water because Mattel has to pay for the WWE license as well.
Just proving to myself that I probably won't ever find vehicle prices justified, even this seems extremely expensive to me for what it is. Perhaps a sign that I'm just out of touch or that I just don't value vehicles at the same rate as others. However that's also coming from someone that has bought the vast majority of the vehicles (pretty much all bat related) that McFarlane has put out for their DC Multiverse line... and I don't even really like McFarlane that much. I haven't allowed myself to buy any Joe Classified vehicles and wouldn't pay this price for this either. That pretty much tells me all that I need to know about anything Hasbro could release for Legends (for myself). I had no problem paying $400 for Galactus, $350 each for Multiple Sentinels, $200 for Giant Man or $85 for Dragon Man but I wouldn't even consider paying $150 for this.
Not a bad price tbf, considering it's Ramen (as opposed to the big companies)
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