MSD (Michael’s Special Design) – Upcoming Figure Preview (2 Viewers)

[Michael Wang]

 

[Michael Wang]

The images shown above are prototypes. Mass production has already been arranged, and the figures will be available as early as May.

 

[wayne556517]

Price and how to order please

 

[Michael Wang]

Price and how to order please

Thank you for your interest.Each batch of figures is limited to only 50 units. The selling price in China is $55 USD. However, due to high shipping costs and taxes to the U.S., the final price for a single figure could rise to over $80 USD. As a result, we are currently not offering these figures in the U.S. market.My suggestion is that you could try asking a friend in China to purchase one on your behalf and bring it back to the U.S. Should we have any other sales channels in the future, I will let you know.

 

[Mark IV]

Not all collectors live in US and like Wayne I live in Australia and would be interested also

 

[Michael Wang]

Not all collectors live in US and like Wayne I live in Australia and would be interested also

Thanks for your interest! Unfortunately, shipping costs and taxes are the same challenge for international orders, so for now we’re only selling within the Chinese market. Apologies for the inconvenience, and I appreciate your understanding.

 

[wayne556517]

Then why come on a US sight and promote it all and don't sell out of China makes no sense.

 

[Michael Wang]

Then why come on a US sight and promote it all and don't sell out of China makes no sense.

Because the Chinese market is already sold out, and that doesn’t stop me from promoting it in advance on a US website. Perhaps in the future, we’ll have better channels to offer it to overseas players for $55 instead of over $80.

 

[jazzeum]

Notwithstanding the cost of shipping, could a person outside of China order these if they are willing to pay for these costs?

 

[Michael Wang]

First, I need to clarify the current situation in the Chinese market—there are many brands and intense competition. Ancient Chinese military figures have already taken up a large portion of the WWII-themed market. We need to secure our position in the Chinese market first before considering overseas markets. Second, the 50 sets we produce are far from enough to meet the demand in the Chinese market, so there are no extras to allocate to overseas collectors. Finally, I understand that everyone is eager to get their hands on new figures, but as a newly established brand, we need to focus on solidifying our primary market first.In the future, we will consider producing figures specifically for overseas collectors. Thank you for your understanding.

Notwithstanding the cost of shipping, could a person outside of China order these if they are willing to pay for these costs?

 

[Mastercom10]

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Still and always German stuff !!!.
I see that the Chinese market is indeed focused solely on the German army.
We're not likely to see American, British, or Russian figurines or vehicles anytime soon.
What a pity... .

 

[Michael Wang]

Still and always German stuff !!!.
I see that the Chinese market is indeed focused solely on the German army.
We're not likely to see American, British, or Russian figurines or vehicles anytime soon.
What a pity... .

My good friend is currently designing U.S. military figures. Below are his design drawings and prototype (white mold) images. They are still in production.

 

[Warrior]

Patience is a virtue, or at least so I'm told.

This company is just getting off the ground, what's the case now may not be the case 3 or 6 months from now.

So relax.

 

[jazzeum]

First, I need to clarify the current situation in the Chinese market—there are many brands and intense competition. Ancient Chinese military figures have already taken up a large portion of the WWII-themed market. We need to secure our position in the Chinese market first before considering overseas markets. Second, the 50 sets we produce are far from enough to meet the demand in the Chinese market, so there are no extras to allocate to overseas collectors. Finally, I understand that everyone is eager to get their hands on new figures, but as a newly established brand, we need to focus on solidifying our primary market first.In the future, we will consider producing figures specifically for overseas collectors. Thank you for your understanding.View attachment 366400

Understood. You need to satisfy your market rather than the west, which is, frankly, not a growth market. Best of luck to you.

Brad