EXO-6 Brings the Gorn to Life With New Star Trek: The Original Series 1:6-Scale Action Figure (blog.trekcore.com)
from ValueSubtracted@startrek.website to startrek@startrek.website on 08 Jul 16:32
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Lumidaub@feddit.org on 08 Jul 17:12 next collapse

Good idea to remind people how goofy Gorn look like when they’re set to return starting next week as budget xenomorphs. ;)

ValueSubtracted@startrek.website on 08 Jul 17:17 collapse

All Gorn are beautiful!

Lumidaub@feddit.org on 08 Jul 17:20 collapse

Very. And also goofy.

ValueSubtracted@startrek.website on 08 Jul 17:28 collapse

Yeah let’s face it if you’re going to own a model Gorn, this is the one you want.

USSBurritoTruck@startrek.website on 09 Jul 04:36 collapse

Give me a full Gorn Wedding playset from that one episode of LDecks!

Also, this is the first time I’ve ever been really interested in an EXO-6 figure

CmdrShepard49@sh.itjust.works on 08 Jul 17:48 collapse

I swear shitty merch is the reason why Star Trek has always been viewed as a show for nerds while frat bros will happily wear Star Wars gear. $245 for a lizard action figure based on 1960s costume design?

Lumidaub@feddit.org on 08 Jul 17:57 collapse

I do NOT understand how they seem unable to capitalise on the ENDLESS opportunities for official merch. The money I’d spent if show accurate replicas were more easily available. I just wanted a TOS/SNW era tricorder (would’ve accepted cheap plastic and no electronics in it whatsoever) and also be able to eat that month. Even just the various uniforms, my god, they can’t be that expensive if you’re mass producing them? Instead I have to go to some Chinese ebay sellers and HOPE I get the correct sizes.

ValueSubtracted@startrek.website on 08 Jul 18:10 collapse

The low end of the merchandise continuum seems to be their biggest weakness. This higher-detail, higher-end stuff is plentiful, but the prices are unreal.