McFarlane Toys Introduces RAW10 Toy Line

[Super_Megatron]

We’ve received a press release from McFarlane Toys. They have announced their new RAW10 Figures. The line up will be a Walmart Exclusive. The creatures will be about 10″ tall. Check out the details below. We’ll have a full gallery of the figures soon. Todd McFarlane Announces RAW10 A New Creature Toy Line by McFarlane Toys Available Exclusively at Walmart Tempe, Ariz. – July 22, 2020 – Today, Todd McFarlane, legendary creator, and McFarlane Toys creative force announced a new McFarlane designed creature toy line RAW10 coming exclusively to Walmart.* McFarlane and the award-winning McFarlane Toys’ design team have created » Continue Reading.

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[canprime]

Cy-Gor returns!!

I think Battlesnake will be a good fit as a creature for Cobra to use against GI Joe.

Approximately$10-$15 US is not a bad price.

[Rogue_Optimus]

Possibility looks like the 2000's McFarlane articulation though. On the fence, definitely not at what cad conversion would be

[Team Jetfire]

Neat.
I mean, could have instead continued the Star Trek line and released Spock, or maybe even expanded the Harry Potter line, but no, these figures are sooo.... great. Really; rotocast figures with limited articulation are all the rage, just awesome.

[canprime]

Originally Posted by Team Jetfire

Neat.
I mean, could have instead continued the Star Trek line and released Spock, or maybe even expanded the Harry Potter line, but no, these figures are sooo.... great. Really; rotocast figures with limited articulation are all the rage, just awesome.

Well it is MacFarlane after all. Two points of articulation is considered a lot by his standards. Hahaha

[Fermix]

I'm pretty sure that Todd said Star Trek was a poor seller as well in an interview with Shartimus Prime, or possibly Pixel Dan. I would not expect that line to continue.

[canprime]

Originally Posted by Fermix

I'm pretty sure that Todd said Star Trek was a poor seller as well in an interview with Shartimus Prime, or possibly Pixel Dan. I would not expect that line to continue.

Too bad, but not surprising.

Yes it always seems to be that a new line will start with the most popular characters to try and boost sales. However you run the risk that you really aren't offering anything new so it limits sales. Probably even more so for a line like Star Trek which isn't the juggernaut in toys it used to be.