Personally I would sell it. Sure it's a great piece but the value is dropping daily due to the collectible market demand for metal upgrades.
Of course that's just me.
What do you think is a fair price to let it go at?
Make sure to let me know when you put it up :angel
Yep. Sell it......But of course the ultimate decision is yours to make. :thumbsup
I bought an original PKD-1 kit complete with instructions and box, back in 2009.
I started building it in 2009, but have not worked on it since.
Out of the box and fully built it normally weighs about 500 grams (1 pound).
....but when mine is complete (don't know when that will be), it will weigh in at 1,300 grams (3 pounds)
which is about the weight of a Tomenosuke. How...?... Major modifications with metal "impregnation"
into the resin, and cast/machined metal parts added, but it will still retain the Rick Ross blaster overall look which is so cool.
If you sell it, ask at least $200+ for it....As long as it is not a recast, and is the fair dinkum original Rick Ross cast.
hey, the tomenosuke is more like 1800g
I will def. post here if/when I want to sell - would prefer to avoid eBay...
Nah...... A major modification to the Tomenosuke will get it towards the 1800g maybe.
Out of the box, the Tomenosukes are around 1300 grams (2.9 to 3 pounds).
The Sidkit and the Worldcon Coyle Blasters are up in the 1750 to 1950g (which is 4 to 4+ pounds)
...If you sell it, ask at least $200+ for it....As long as it is not a recast, and is the fair dinkum original Rick Ross cast.
I always get suspicious that threads to discuss "selling an item", are really fishing expeditions, for private offers to avoid the premium member fees and deal with the Junk Yard. :lolJust make sure you list it in the Junkyard.
Yeah... Same here....Sorry about that Skulldroid...Got side tracked a bit.
That Rick Ross PKD-1 blaster you have for 'possible sale' is so cool........so are cats.:devil