Snow C.A.T. Live!

altcunningham said:
Do you track the growth rates? Is this the slowest one?
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No, but there is a guy who does a much more in depth tracking of the big crowdfunding projects. Brian Brinks can give you much more info than I do with my simple daily updates. Here is a link to the GeedDadLife website where you can see his work:

https://geekdadlife.com/brian-brinks-haslab-charts/

As to the Snow C.A.T......it is the slowest to fund Classified Haslab. The only Joe Haslab that was slower was the Skystriker. However it is on the way to funding. Probably with more than two weeks of funding time left by the time it crosses 8,000 backers. So lots of time to unlock the tiers as well.

Once it passes 8,000 backers and it is "real" to those who are on the fence about backing it should see the numbers go up quicker than it has for the past two weeks.
 
Anecdotal. But I backed the Rattler immediately. Like hour one.

As of this evening I still don't even have tracking.

I know people locally, in my collector circles, that got theirs weeks ago, and they backed at the final hour. The actual final hour of the final day.

Again, it's anecdotal to me, but I wonder if this has happened to other people in other crowd funds, and so there is no rush if something looks on track. Certainly without an early bird incentive.

Having said that, did the engine of vengeance have an early bird? I forget.

And to pushback on my own point, I'm the type of person that would just do it day one anyway because they don't charge you until the final day, so why not. But I know a lot of people don't understand. It works that way too.
 
altcunningham said:
Anecdotal. But I backed the Rattler immediately. Like hour one.

As of this evening I still don't even have tracking.

I know people locally, in my collector circles, that got theirs weeks ago, and they backed at the final hour. The actual final hour of the final day.

Again, it's anecdotal to me, but I wonder if this has happened to other people in other crowd funds, and so there is no rush if something looks on track. Certainly without an early bird incentive.

Having said that, did the engine of vengeance have an early bird? I forget.

And to pushback on my own point, I'm the type of person that would just do it day one anyway because they don't charge you until the final day, so why not. But I know a lot of people don't understand. It works that way too.
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EoV had an early bird. Wasn't it human Robbie?

And I'm in the same boat. Nothing on my Rattler yet either.
 
When we first set out on this new forum adventure I thought that we would be legit if we had two things from the old place. 1. Beamish doing a One-a-Day thread and 2. you giving updates on Haslabs, so thanks for coming along and keeping us updated over here.
 
Justice said:
When we first set out on this new forum adventure I thought that we would be legit if we had two things from the old place. 1. Beamish doing a One-a-Day thread and 2. you giving updates on Haslabs, so thanks for coming along and keeping us updated over here.
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Hey Thanks man. I appreciate that people are checking in on my updates. I just started doing them and it spiraled out to "years later" somehow. I checked on actionfigurenews.ca where I started this whole tracking nonsense. It has been four years (July 20, 2021) since I started tracking (Galactus being the Haslab I started with). I can't believe it has been that long already.....
 
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