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In the terms of normal people – not fanatical colelctors like us – is $60 a lot for a sculpture that size? In general, I mean. I’m used to things being expensive, so I’m just wondering if $60 would be a lot at first glance for one of those.
Well, I’m not a good one to judge either, but I think it might be. Pocket Dragons are that size or a bit larger and most of them were a lot cheaper, not that I’m trying to compare Windstone and Pocket Dragons. They’re in two different categories. 😕
That’s for sure. Oh well. It’s a pity Windstone couldn’t sell more of the curlies, but at least we get them. 😛
Im used to expensive things these bookwyrms are £20 each and small
but people on ebay seem to want to pay alot more for them 😕 they are still available from the Dragonsite at £20 with free postage.
Greater Basilisk wrote:That’s for sure. Oh well. It’s a pity Windstone couldn’t sell more of the curlies, but at least we get them. 😛
That is the most important thing, isn’t it???? 😆
Thats it i’m dead i just ordered the new curlies, Gosh im going to have a windstone week. my muse is away got a special Black Gold Coil on the way and now two curlies 😆 dearie me. Right nothing more before i go to Canada otherwise it’ll never get here in time.
Naughty Griffiness! But you got the others so you *need* these two right? 😛
I Would love an Old Warrior one day.. any Old Warrior!
Greater Basilisk wrote:In the terms of normal people – not fanatical colelctors like us – is $60 a lot for a sculpture that size? In general, I mean. I’m used to things being expensive, so I’m just wondering if $60 would be a lot at first glance for one of those.
Yeah, for the casual shopper that’s a lot for what is a luxury item (dust collector, if you will). Especially as folks here in the US get more and more used to cheap imported gifty items. 🙁
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Well everyone over this side of the pond has to pay alot for Windstones in the first place so its not so much for us 8) Well i mean it is, but we are used to it 😀
Nambroth wrote:Greater Basilisk wrote:In the terms of normal people – not fanatical colelctors like us – is $60 a lot for a sculpture that size? In general, I mean. I’m used to things being expensive, so I’m just wondering if $60 would be a lot at first glance for one of those.
Yeah, for the casual shopper that’s a lot for what is a luxury item (dust collector, if you will). Especially as folks here in the US get more and more used to cheap imported gifty items. 🙁
That’s what I thought too. It’s really unfortunate. 🙁
The people at Durands here think that they could sell the curlies @ $50-$60. But then they are a high end store anyway and carry lots of really expensive stuff! Windstones are in the lower range for them 😯
I went and did it. Spent the last of my free money from my last contract on the new curls and a Muse. 😛
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