Update, I didn't realize the "items you recently viewed" history that accumulates at the bottom of the site shows the prices of some of these items!As soon as I saw they were outdoor rated, I'm already making plans to get 2 of the Cemetery Angels. That'll save me a ton of time not having to make the stuff I had planned for my porch. As much as I love messing with XPS foam and wood, it gets super messy, and everyone at my work is starting to go back in full-time, so all of my free time is about to vanish.
Judging by the $361 price tag they have, I believe they may come with a smaller budget friendly compressor of some sort.All things considered since those are initial listings, I wonder if "pneumatic" actually means "pneumatic", or if it really means some sort of spring driven "Mr Dark" contraption.
It would be a big step forward but I wonder how they are going to handle the compressor. Will something cheap be included or are they going to basically say "Here's a wicked cool $200+ prop, now head over to another department and grab an air compressor that's going to add another $100+ to the overall investment so it will actually do something other than sit there. Hope you know something about pneumatics. Good luck."
I just don't see that working as a marketing approach.
Actually, I'm surprised they haven't done this in the past. They're a hardware store and sell most of the stuff you'd need to do a pneumatic prop. So consider it like when you buy a BBQ, suggested selling: propane tank, utensils..etc. from a sales perspective, more opportunities for upselling.All things considered since those are initial listings, I wonder if "pneumatic" actually means "pneumatic", or if it really means some sort of spring driven "Mr Dark" contraption.
It would be a big step forward but I wonder how they are going to handle the compressor. Will something cheap be included or are they going to basically say "Here's a wicked cool $200+ prop, now head over to another department and grab an air compressor that's going to add another $100+ to the overall investment so it will actually do something other than sit there. Hope you know something about pneumatics. Good luck."
I just don't see that working as a marketing approach.
Im like you I see no way a box store is doing a true pneumatic prop.All things considered since those are initial listings, I wonder if "pneumatic" actually means "pneumatic", or if it really means some sort of spring driven "Mr Dark" contraption.
It would be a big step forward but I wonder how they are going to handle the compressor. Will something cheap be included or are they going to basically say "Here's a wicked cool $200+ prop, now head over to another department and grab an air compressor that's going to add another $100+ to the overall investment so it will actually do something other than sit there. Hope you know something about pneumatics. Good luck."
I just don't see that working as a marketing approach.