>>10034564Also I was critizing the video in
>>10032898 anon's post, not the post itself or anyone elses here.
Sorry, it just annoys me when I see people complain how long figures take to make. I don't work in the toy industry, but from my experience I know it can take almost a month or two before production can even start on ordering things. You have so many things to do with preparing finances, schedule, meetings with the factories, verifying information, logistics, etc. before production even starts. And then once it starts up, there can be delays and complications due to holidays, machines breaking down, material supplies, competition/priority from other orders/customers, etc. Then shipping is time consuming, like sending it out to facilities to be distributed. I'm sure it is very automated, but there are still people behind the scenes making it happen. Big batches of Grizzlors take a long time to even ship out would take weeks to get it out into collectors hands. I think some toy collectors don't ever consider any of that.
Anyways, on-topic: I'm excited for the She-Ra Masterverse figure and Misquitra figure that's on my way to my house this week.
