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April 01, 2016, 10:25:25 AM
#26
Is it worth me mass producing these and selling online? If so, what do you think the price per one should be? What should be the price for a unit of 10?

What is it?
The product is a CS:GO keychain (does not have to be a keychain). It is based of the guy holding a gun on the CS:GO logo. The figure is just under 5.5 cm tall and just over 3 cm long.

Also, each one takes me around 6 hours to make.

Pics:
Mine has some wear because I've had it for a few months.





Thanks,
James.

well i don't see any use of it just keychain, where you could use it else? but it really looks nice, i am sure that csgo fans will love it, and there are lots of csgo fans these years so it really worth mass production
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April 01, 2016, 01:29:03 AM
#25
Sorry I will say no to this kind of key chain.
It is not practal to be a key chain, it will either poke a hole in my pocket or bleak itself when I put it in my pocket.
There is a reason most key chain are round and round round.
That being said , I think it make a good collectors item.

I kind of agree. I think you make limited number of items, but maybe a few more shapes will make a good collectible.
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March 31, 2016, 03:45:53 PM
#24
You can 2 scenarios - depending on the labor cost, etc, calculations.

1. You can license this out to a bigger company that sells keychains to adopt your design - and get a % of sales.

2. You can just setup shop here with a website w. a template offers ecommerce and start upfront sales now with bitcoin

mkc
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March 31, 2016, 01:04:16 PM
#23
Sorry I will say no to this kind of key chain.
It is not practal to be a key chain, it will either poke a hole in my pocket or bleak itself when I put it in my pocket.
There is a reason most key chain are round and round round.
That being said , I think it make a good collectors item.
legendary
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March 27, 2016, 08:14:39 AM
#22
Some kind of Bitcoin keychain would be really interesting i think.
No problems with copyright as well.
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March 25, 2016, 11:33:33 AM
#21
That was a cool keychain! I would totally buy one of those.

However, I would not pay much for it to be honest.
Maybe 4-5 bucks.

If you wanted to pursue this, you will need to find out how much it would cost you to produce (including your time). Then put the price 20% or so higher.
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March 21, 2016, 01:02:45 PM
#20
I am sorry but what is a CS:GO ?!?
How I can use it?!?
Erm, CS:GO is one of the biggest FPS PC video games.
The keyring is used a keyring.
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March 21, 2016, 11:25:36 AM
#19
I am sorry but what is a CS:GO ?!?
How I can use it?!?
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March 21, 2016, 11:23:49 AM
#18
Does anyone have a recommended price to sell them at?
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March 21, 2016, 04:10:21 AM
#17
Well give a try make 10 of each and try to sell them,if the results good just advance to a bigger production.

he have to make atleast 100 of them,just in case that 1 figure will be very popular and everyone will want it,

and i am pretty sure that everyone will buy these csgo ones, i'm not sure about bitcoin one or others but csgo one will be popular because csgo is very, very popular right now
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March 21, 2016, 03:07:13 AM
#16
It's an nice gift for the people who know CS:GO. People who don't know the game or don't care about the figure would not buy this. This is for specific group of people maybe good idea to make first 100 pieces of this.

I would think soldiers in real life might...
That could be possible or create some different figures so you can spread your market.

yeah different figures wouldn't cost you a lot but more people would buy them, personally  i would buy csgo one for me and my friends because they like csgo, everyone likes csgo these days so it will be really popular, also that bitcoin keychain would be nice too
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March 21, 2016, 03:03:24 AM
#15
It's an nice gift for the people who know CS:GO. People who don't know the game or don't care about the figure would not buy this. This is for specific group of people maybe good idea to make first 100 pieces of this.

100 pieces only? there are lots of people that knows csgo, maybe they don't play it but they know it for sure, so i tink that it would be very, very popular thing in years like this, i think that it is worth mass production for sure, would be interesting to know price for one of this
I'm asking you guys for a suggested price :p

Also, when I made it, it took me roughly 6 hours so 100*6=600 hours….
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March 21, 2016, 02:45:45 AM
#14
It's an nice gift for the people who know CS:GO. People who don't know the game or don't care about the figure would not buy this. This is for specific group of people maybe good idea to make first 100 pieces of this.

100 pieces only? there are lots of people that knows csgo, maybe they don't play it but they know it for sure, so i tink that it would be very, very popular thing in years like this, i think that it is worth mass production for sure, would be interesting to know price for one of this
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March 20, 2016, 10:23:29 AM
#13
It's an nice gift for the people who know CS:GO. People who don't know the game or don't care about the figure would not buy this. This is for specific group of people maybe good idea to make first 100 pieces of this.

I would think soldiers in real life might...
That could be possible or create some different figures so you can spread your market.
True true.

Well give a try make 10 of each and try to sell them,if the results good just advance to a bigger production.
I might.
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March 20, 2016, 09:54:04 AM
#12
It's an nice gift for the people who know CS:GO. People who don't know the game or don't care about the figure would not buy this. This is for specific group of people maybe good idea to make first 100 pieces of this.

I would think soldiers in real life might...
That could be possible or create some different figures so you can spread your market.
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March 20, 2016, 09:50:51 AM
#11
Well give a try make 10 of each and try to sell them,if the results good just advance to a bigger production.
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March 19, 2016, 03:06:42 PM
#10
It's an nice gift for the people who know CS:GO. People who don't know the game or don't care about the figure would not buy this. This is for specific group of people maybe good idea to make first 100 pieces of this.

I would think soldiers in real life might...
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March 19, 2016, 01:21:59 PM
#9
Well can be sold maybe at 10dollars each but with a 3d printer would be the right way to go,why dont you try to make the same thing but with bitcoin on it,and you should search for some good place to make them not printing them that will cost you too much.
Yeh, I was thinking about casting BTC coins.
I think both keychain ideas would be quite popular. I know that the CS:GO community would probably like the whole keychain product. I myself would potentially buy that. If you plan on creating a BTC coin keychain, then I would definitely buy that as soon as you release it. If you decide to market that to this community, then I'm sure it would be efficient for you to begin mass producing it.
Alright, thanks for the positive feedback Cheesy I shall definitely look into the coins.
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March 19, 2016, 12:03:51 PM
#8
Well can be sold maybe at 10dollars each but with a 3d printer would be the right way to go,why dont you try to make the same thing but with bitcoin on it,and you should search for some good place to make them not printing them that will cost you too much.
Yeh, I was thinking about casting BTC coins.
I think both keychain ideas would be quite popular. I know that the CS:GO community would probably like the whole keychain product. I myself would potentially buy that. If you plan on creating a BTC coin keychain, then I would definitely buy that as soon as you release it. If you decide to market that to this community, then I'm sure it would be efficient for you to begin mass producing it.
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March 19, 2016, 05:22:38 AM
#7
Well can be sold maybe at 10dollars each but with a 3d printer would be the right way to go,why dont you try to make the same thing but with bitcoin on it,and you should search for some good place to make them not printing them that will cost you too much.
Yeh, I was thinking about casting BTC coins.
legendary
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March 18, 2016, 06:21:19 PM
#6
You could try creating your own soldier icon in a slightly different pose, but whoever owns counterstrike probably does have some sort of copyright claim on that logo and if you start producing in bulk it might draw a lot more attention than selling them on as a single trader. You may also want to have safety assessments, product testing and even business insurance if you don't already have these.
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March 18, 2016, 05:42:46 PM
#5
Well can be sold maybe at 10dollars each but with a 3d printer would be the right way to go,why dont you try to make the same thing but with bitcoin on it,and you should search for some good place to make them not printing them that will cost you too much.
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March 18, 2016, 12:36:15 PM
#4
It's an nice gift for the people who know CS:GO. People who don't know the game or don't care about the figure would not buy this. This is for specific group of people maybe good idea to make first 100 pieces of this.
Alright. Thanks for the feedback.

that's a nice thing, done with 3d printer? also what about copyright?

but anyway that looks really nice, not large so can be as a keychain,it will be also very popular because csgo is popular now, and price shouldn't be larger than 3 $ i think, or there would be no buyers
I made a mould on a laser cutter and then pewter casted inside the mould and then make it all smooth and cut off excess pewter and did the keychain. Took me over 6 hours :p
Hm, I never though about copyright.
I think $3 USD is low-balling it, it costs up to £5 GBP to make it and then all the costs to run the equipment like the laser cutter will add some more. I was thinking it'd be worth at least $15 USD + P&P.
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March 18, 2016, 12:10:57 PM
#3
It's an nice gift for the people who know CS:GO. People who don't know the game or don't care about the figure would not buy this. This is for specific group of people maybe good idea to make first 100 pieces of this.
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March 18, 2016, 12:07:48 PM
#2
Is it worth me mass producing these and selling online? If so, what do you think the price per one should be? What should be the price for a unit of 10?

What is it?
The product is a CS:GO keychain (does not have to be a keychain). It is based of the guy holding a gun on the CS:GO logo. The figure is just under 5.5 cm tall and just over 3 cm long.

Pics:
Mine has some wear because I've had it for a few months.





Thanks,
James.

that's a nice thing, done with 3d printer? also what about copyright?

but anyway that looks really nice, not large so can be as a keychain,it will be also very popular because csgo is popular now, and price shouldn't be larger than 3 $ i think, or there would be no buyers
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March 18, 2016, 12:03:14 PM
#1
Is it worth me mass producing these and selling online? If so, what do you think the price per one should be? What should be the price for a unit of 10?

What is it?
The product is a CS:GO keychain (does not have to be a keychain). It is based of the guy holding a gun on the CS:GO logo. The figure is just under 5.5 cm tall and just over 3 cm long.

Also, each one takes me around 6 hours to make.

Pics:
Mine has some wear because I've had it for a few months.





Thanks,
James.
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