new non-existing pirates

[cachalote]

the strange thing about all this is that they are shown in axel's collector as if they were already released - there is even a rarity ranking (2 figures). 

[Gepetto]

I have not seen these either (wish I had). Does Axel list a source for the photo?



Gepetto

[Justindo]

I've never seen these before.

[cachalote]

i am glad for all your replies. 
i posted the same question at klickywelt and only one member responded (like all of us he hasn't a clue). 
if we consider that klickywelt has 2171 members (we have 279) and that the thread i posted had 298 views (in here it had 122) i think the only possible conclusion is that playmofriends is a great forum. 

[Martin Milner]

i am glad for all your replies. 
i posted the same question at klickywelt and only one member responded (like all of us he hasn't a clue). 
if we consider that klickywelt has 2171 members (we have 279) and that the thread i posted had 298 views (in here it had 122) i think the only possible conclusion is that playmofriends is a great forum. 

In fairness to KW, the sets appear to be aimed at the US market, and KW is more European in its membership.

Tim may be right and these are pre-production photos of sets that have yet to hit the shelves, but if so doesn't that make a complete nonsense of the rarity rating of 2? The sets don't exist so they should be ultra-rare.

[cachalote]

The sets don't exist so they should be ultra-rare.

that's an incredible idea martin. what could be more rare then something that doesn't exist. 
when i was a child i always thought of that imagining the elements that didn't appeared at the periodic table. 
some of them were synthesized meanwhile. 
maybe the same will happen to these sets.