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>legality
The director came in contact with the creator of the kickstarter two years ago, which is how he was able to obtain screen used props for scanning and sculpting revisions.
>crappy figure
The point of the fund is not to give collectors a toy. It's a replica of a film prop, only 100 copies at that.
>but the Tiger version
The tiger version was a loose interpretation at best. The film version looks nothing like it, and the light up legs are an obnoxious attempt to make up for the fact that they couldn't even go for electroplating or correct proportions.
>not worth it
Even the tiger version still fetches $250, usually $300 on eBay these days, and it has nothing to do with the lights and sounds. Considering these are electroplated, screen used replicas with packaging and in limited quantity, the resale profit will be huge. Especially in December.
