I'd buy em too to support them, but quite frankly.... I much rather use that money to buy more fragile plastic sculptures instead...har har har any video discs that are left sitting for a long time will be thrown by dad in this household
Loser.
) did NGE. There are a lot of good people at Funimation now but I still miss ADV.
This is why I didn't get a NendoI want more nendos. I need to limit myself to like 1 a month or something
Looks like I took the smarter route... I mean, yeah there are a few more figurines I want (liek 2 or 3), but I don't even have enough money for any one yet. Physical limitation ftw 
Crying Slyguy
This is why I didn't get a Nendo
It's not Taiga Aisaka, it's not Aisaka Taiga either.. and it's not the Joker, because the joker isn't a girl... who is that?
.Loliblade ver2
Personally I'm interested in some Astronomy, Time (Time travelling), and Particle Acceleration. I had thought about what would happen if I took a fly and put it on a spinning contraption and if it was possible to smoosh the fly in itself if the ride spun fast enough.
Anyways, OADR:
What are you doing in a red plugsuit?
How many nendos have you wished for? Though each one cost less, you have to take into consideration how likely you would want to buy another nendo if you had a nendo collection, versus wanting another scale figure if you had a scale figure collection, all under the moderation of money spent. I still feel that the Nendo route is the more expensive route, because the desirable factor of getting another nendo is much much higher than getting another scale fig because of it's "collectable" appeal and its lowere cost.
However, this is under the assumption that the collector will more than likely favour the less expensive product (not pointing fingers, we all would love to pay less anyday).
Let's assume that the general Nendo cost is half of the General Scale Figure (now referred to as Scalefig). This means I could buy one scalefig, or two nendos... Here's where I challenge people who use the "nendo is a cheaper option" argument. Go find as many nendos you like and wish to have (disregard price) sitting in your house...also take this into consideration. Ask yourself this while browsing: "If I had the money, would I buy this?" If you answered yes, then that product is added to the Nendo count. Now do the same with the Scalefig's... how do they add up?
Personally, I think I would have enough Nendos with a sum 2 or 3 times greater than the total sum of the scalefigs. Believe it? I'll conjure up a list of all the nendos I'd like to have versus all the scalefigs I'd like to have (again disregarding value unless they're significantly different than the assumed amount) should you not believe in me.
slybugga
^ I'll take number three...one and two is all for Loliblade.Small, Medium, or Large?
^ ...Bonus: *Waits for the "WHO DAT!?" remarks.*
