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This looks killer!
I would have no problems with this for the slip 
nice lenticular
That will work but I think I'd rather the full face
That will work but I think I'd rather the full face
@Phantasmic Think I'd rather see Eva Mendes - clothed - unclothed; then again, they'd have to raise the print run considerably
p.s. @SteelbookGenius666 said I'd give you a nudge; not sure this is your bag though.
@Phantasmic Think I'd rather see Eva Mendes - clothed - unclothed; then again, they'd have to raise the print run considerably
I wouldn't even need the steelbook & slip if they did that, I'd be good with just the lenti
I wouldn't even need the steelbook & slip if they did that, I'd be good with just the lenti
@Phantasmic - Lifesize of course
Thanks for the tag mate, undecided on this, potentially this could be brilliant, some awesome images for this film which would make a fantastic full slip edition or wait till Zavvi's drops to £7-10 which is a possibility, either way, thanks for the heads up....@Phantasmic Think I'd rather see Eva Mendes - clothed - unclothed; then again, they'd have to raise the print run considerably
p.s. @SteelbookGenius666 said I'd give you a nudge; not sure this is your bag though.
Yes there is a pre-order for still Collectible Numbers for all film arena Collection numbered editions without exceptions no matter the print run. What makes the difference, the lower the print run, the lower your number must be to be eligible to participate. The premise of the system, which was created for fans by FA is to give users the option to keep their permanent unique number for all numbered editions, which will be prepared in limited series.
They have implemented this system since the beginning of the film arena Collection as it was in high demand by their customers and as we know film arena do like to do things differently. They have increased the allocation of numbers with time and I believe by now they are over 1000 assigned numbers...
PS; but it is more complex than this simple explanation as not all numbers are assigned (as if they would be Karel would not be able to get us all those copies for the Group Buys, so how many numbers out of 1000 for example are assigned ? well not all, as you can see Karel is able to secure well over 400 copies for releases that have print run of 1000. So those are all numbers not assigned within that range in order to be able to provide Karel with those copies for the GB.
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Okay, that clears up things a bit.
I was wondering how it was possible to obtain x number of copies for GBs. So for example, this release is limited 750. Karel listed the GB limit to 300, so that means only 450 out of 750 collectible numbers have been assigned? Seems kinda off though doesn't it? Because like you said, they're giving out numbers above 1000 now, so I assumed every number below 1000 is already taken. My number falls just below 750
so if its possible I'd like to try to talk to them about getting a lower number. Highly doubt it though. 
If we are to assume that, then for Ghost Rider, all 750 collectible numbers are already given out, i.e - no collectible number below 750 is available. So that could ONLY mean FA is expecting 300 collectible number holders to 'reject' this release. Am I correct?
How they arrive at this number (300) is private information. I'm assuming most likely from the history of previous releases among other things.
for Customer information purpose only, all numbers bellow 1000 are assigned, so if you let go of your number, you will not be able to obtain a lower one.
for ''all details'' in regards to their program of still collectible numbers, that is all the information is available to us the public, and what I stated before was basically just putting 2 and 2 together, this information does not come from film arena nor Karel.
for ''all details'' in regards to their program of still collectible numbers, that is all the information is available to us the public, and what I stated before was basically just putting 2 and 2 together, this information does not come from film arena nor Karel.
Okay decided to jump in, I'm sure that Film Arena won't make me regret it.
It won't
not sure if your looking for feedback, but definitely would love that as a lenti
nice lenticular
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