Oh, mommy wants...

LiLi | January 10, 23:27 CET

I want to see some pictures. It sounds awesome, though.

jmaze | January 10, 23:54 CET

If you click on the thumbnail you can see the pricing ($499) and some more details!

Guess I'll have to pass on this, though... too expensive :( (Even though I'm sure it's worth it).

Laz | January 10, 23:58 CET

$499?!?!? FOR A MODEL?! ACK! *faints*

BrianRubin | January 10, 23:59 CET

A 20 inch long model, though. Yummy. Unfortunately, I'm not in an economic group to buy such a thing. One day I'll own one, though. And a fridge freezer.

gossi | January 11, 00:07 CET

I'm with Laz and Gossi, unfortunately. Perhaps we could all pool our financial resources to purchase one model and then we can share it around, swapping it to the next person every six months. ;)

It would be interesting to see the actual model, but it's amazing how accurate they can produce models of items such as this (and if I've learned anything from Buffyverse figures- monsters and vampires are no problem, but humans? Much harder to capture the likenesses there!) and I'm sure it will be worth buying.

Razor | January 11, 00:14 CET

Wait. Nathan comes included with the $550 signature edition??? No sh*t?

*starts rummaging in sofa cushions for change.*

QuoterGal | January 11, 00:17 CET

$499? That's like..three Train Jobs...

KangarooSteve | January 11, 00:23 CET

"A 20 inch long model, though. Yummy. Unfortunately, I'm not in an economic group to buy such a thing. One day I'll own one, though. And a fridge freezer."

Is that so you can preserve it? Inquiring minds want to know.

newcj | January 11, 00:25 CET

Dammit. I was just convincing myself that it's way too much money to spend right now, and then I see that they offer a payment plan!

vampirefan | January 11, 00:49 CET

It sounds like a beautiful piece of work, but $500 is pretty steep. When the price of one item is comparable to the cost of an entire weekend at ComicCon, you know there will be issues. Still, I'm sure they'll make it a limited edtion like they have with their other products, and still sell enough of them to the well-off browncoats to make it worth their while. But for me, I think I'll wait until Dark Horse comes out with a larger equivalent of their ornament, with less detail than the QMX model, but a price point that isn't comparable to an iPhone.

RayHill | January 11, 01:38 CET

iPhone. *sigh*

It's so stevejobs-esque, and I want it. (Not to veer completely off topic, but, well, I guess I am...)

It's just the One Niftiest Gadget to Rule Them All, right now...

QuoterGal | January 11, 01:52 CET

I'm with QG. I'll put lots of Serenity pics on the iPhone and live with that instead.

Besides, I find it hard to imagine that Mal paid more than $500 for the original Serenity! ;-)

peacemonger | January 11, 03:29 CET

When the iPhone actually comes with a big enough drive to completely replace my 60 gig video iPod, I'll consider shelling out for it. But at the moment, 4 (or even 8) gigs just doesn't bloody well cut it. And there's no phone cool enough (and the iPhone IS cool, make no mistake) to justify $500. Period.

This large scale Serenity model however... now THAT I'll drop the cash on without a second thought.

[ edited by Haunt on 2007-01-11 07:22 ]

Haunt | January 11, 09:19 CET