@GGF I agree with Muddy, as 360 is an extremely small number and it is likely that there are more than that still surviving; it’s just a matter of being able to find them in their obscure locations. As for clear A&C (I believe there were 5000 clear Clarabels), I kind of base their ranking off of how commonly they seem to come up for sale compared to some of the others, though their placement is certainly still debatable.
For Buster, I think it’s likely one whole production batch was completed, and then they realized it was too costly to just paint such a trivial detail. If that’s the case, how many are typically produced in a batch? And could this same case be applied to the Slippy Sodor Thomas?
@gordonfan01 That would be a good idea but hard to execute. Wasn’t there a user who had an entire Plarail “research team” a couple years ago? Vio, I believe? Perhaps we could form something like that
For Buster, I think it’s likely one whole production batch was completed, and then they realized it was too costly to just paint such a trivial detail. If that’s the case, how many are typically produced in a batch? And could this same case be applied to the Slippy Sodor Thomas?
@gordonfan01 That would be a good idea but hard to execute. Wasn’t there a user who had an entire Plarail “research team” a couple years ago? Vio, I believe? Perhaps we could form something like that
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