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Articulation Preview For NECA Bat Gremlin

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Check out a cool preview photo showing some of the articulation for the upcoming Bat Gremlin by NECA. The deluxe figure is scheduled for release in December. It’s priced between $40 – $50 depending on where you pre-order it from. Here’s some additional info:

One of the most requested Gremlins figures of all time is finally here! Our latest deluxe action figure from Gremlins 2: The New Batch is the spectacular Bat Gremlin, with a massive wingspan of nearly 18 inches.

This detailed re-creation of the puppet seen in Gremlins 2 is fully articulated, including hinged ears, hinged jaw, and jointed arms that allow the wings to spread open and fold closed! At approximately 6 inches tall, it’s perfectly in scale with our previous Gremlins action figures, too. Comes with a “flight” display stand.

You can see the new photo after the jump.

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  2. Phantomcrow's Avatar Phantomcrow says

    I really want this, but it is sounding like with the wings and the stand it is gonna be boxed and cost as much as the 65$ Otachi figure from Pacific Rim. I will have it because I have all the other Gremlins but where is the Female Gremlin????? I would still like a Veggie Gremlin, but I feel like if they can make the Bat then the Female should not be hard since they already had a prototype.

  3. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Phantomcrow View Post
    I really want this, but it is sounding like with the wings and the stand it is gonna be boxed and cost as much as the 65$ Otachi figure from Pacific Rim. I will have it because I have all the other Gremlins but where is the Female Gremlin????? I would still like a Veggie Gremlin, but I feel like if they can make the Bat then the Female should not be hard since they already had a prototype.
    Entertainment Earth has it for $40 right now, FYI. BBTS has it for $50.

  4. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

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    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    Entertainment Earth has it for $40 right now, FYI. BBTS has it for $50.
    The Spider Gremlin was like $60 when it was new so this makes sense. I find it funny how many people on Twitter are saying "can we get the church top too?" That would more than double the already higher price. Otachi (I prefer land version) and the 24" Godzilla have been my only true deluxe figures from NECA so far and I'd say they are definitely worth the higher price for the size and more importantly high quality.

  5. Phantomcrow's Avatar Phantomcrow says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    Entertainment Earth has it for $40 right now, FYI. BBTS has it for $50.
    Wow, Better price than I thought, Thanks

  6. Robogeek28's Avatar Robogeek28 says

    This guy is definitely a gorgeous figure, and has always been my favorite Gremlin. It's too bad he didn't survive long enough to get wet though, as many winged Gremlins flying around in the daytime would've been hilarious.

  7. MrMunkeepants has no avatar! MrMunkeepants says

    finally!
    any word on if/when the new Mohawk figure will get a movie-accurate re-release?

  8. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

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    Originally Posted by MrMunkeepants View Post
    finally!
    any word on if/when the new Mohawk figure will get a movie-accurate re-release?
    Yeah they're doing a new Mohawk, it was at SDCC.

  9. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    I got to see the movie accurate one in person. It looked pretty rad.

  14. Jeremiah's Avatar Jeremiah says

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    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    Entertainment Earth has it for $40 right now, FYI. BBTS has it for $50.
    Does BBTS have membership deals that take an additional percentage off of their listed prices? Do they have really good shipping costs compared to the competition? I've been wondering why they commonly charge an extra 5%-10% more than most other popular spots on the Web for the same, exact product.

    Just curious.

  15. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Jeremiah View Post
    Does BBTS have membership deals that take an additional percentage off of their listed prices? Do they have really good shipping costs compared to the competition? I've been wondering why they commonly charge an extra 5%-10% more than most other popular spots on the Web for the same, exact product.

    Just curious.

    BBTS doesn't have any special memberships. Their prices on a lot of items will generally come in below the MSRP. But, by how much (or at all) depends on the product, how much of that product they're ordering, how quickly they are shipping it to the warehouses and if and how they can offset costs. Places like EE can afford to offset some of their costs by selling higher profit margin items (how Walmart does it as well).

  16. Jeremiah's Avatar Jeremiah says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    BBTS doesn't have any special memberships. Their prices on a lot of items will generally come in below the MSRP. But, by how much (or at all) depends on the product, how much of that product they're ordering, how quickly they are shipping it to the warehouses and if and how they can offset costs. Places like EE can afford to offset some of their costs by selling higher profit margin items (how Walmart does it as well).
    Whoa, whoa, whoa...did you just put Wal-mart (Lucifer) and Entertainment Earth in the same category for pricing? Holy moly!!!

  17. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

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    Originally Posted by Jeremiah View Post
    Whoa, whoa, whoa...did you just put Wal-mart (Lucifer) and Entertainment Earth in the same category for pricing? Holy moly!!!

    They use similar methods to offset costs (most business do). They can make more profit on Products A, B and C which allows me to lower the price on Product D, E and F to undercut others who can't afford to match those prices.

    Think of it like the old Printer and Printer Ink dilemma. You can buy a new printer for $30 (no profit), but the ink for that printer is going to cost you $45 to $60 (profits which offset cost of selling printer).

  18. Jeremiah's Avatar Jeremiah says

    I totally get it. It was just odd seeing Wal-mart & geek boutique shops being seen as similar in any way.

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