It's Mahaloween Time at Trader Sam's Disneyland - California Events

K kkocka Tiki Socialite Joined: Jul 23, 2013 Posts: 889	K kkocka Posted posted on Tue, Sep 29, 2015 5:27 PM On 2015-09-29 17:01, McSquiggins wrote: Yeah, this is my feeling. I'll have to get it to keep my collection complete, but this is disappointing. I'd rather just have a new glaze of the zombie mug. I don't feel like this mug is worth keeping - obviously I'm still interested in the event itself, but they pretty much beat you over the head as to it being Jack Skellington. It's not even abstract in any sort - his eyes and smile are spot on exact to his model sheets. You can't just paint it brown and think "now it's wood, tada a tiki mug!" I think the zombie mug is getting old, too. The problem with events like these is if you choose to just do another glaze variation then you get a multitude of variations of the same mug, not to mention the continuous shrinking mug problem that we're seeing most of all w/the zombie mug.

On 2015-09-29 17:01, McSquiggins wrote:
Yeah, this is my feeling. I'll have to get it to keep my collection complete, but this is disappointing. I'd rather just have a new glaze of the zombie mug.

I don't feel like this mug is worth keeping - obviously I'm still interested in the event itself, but they pretty much beat you over the head as to it being Jack Skellington. It's not even abstract in any sort - his eyes and smile are spot on exact to his model sheets. You can't just paint it brown and think "now it's wood, tada a tiki mug!" I think the zombie mug is getting old, too. The problem with events like these is if you choose to just do another glaze variation then you get a multitude of variations of the same mug, not to mention the continuous shrinking mug problem that we're seeing most of all w/the zombie mug.

Post #751741 by kkocka on Tue, Sep 29, 2015 5:27 PM