And that's just for the Command Console version. So the actual amount they took in was between $2,000,000 and $2,500,000. They sold out their entire run of 2,001 Command Consoles, which were $1250 each (or $1000 on a sale). After that, they continued to sell them on the website. That $650,475 was only from the initial crowdfunding campaign. Thanks so much for your reply! It's very helpful. No, but some friends of mine are, for other things they ordered and never got. I hope none of you are in the same situation! I've read that Master Replicas had $650,475 in pre-sale money from various items. This has angered a lot of sci-fi fans who also lost out. Once they declared bankruptcy (no clue if chapter 11 or 13), your order vanished from the universe.
I hope none of you are in the same situation!Ĭontacting the credit card company is your only recourse. $1000 is a huge amount of money for me, so I'm really crushed by this. Does anyone know if I have even the slightest chance of a refund? I don't think VISA will honor a chargeback request after 18 months. However, I ordered mine from their official site. This HAL project originally started on a crowdfunding site, and all of those backers are completely out of luck. It was supposed to ship by winter 2019, but there were massive delays, and I just learned that the company has declared bankruptcy and will not be producing the items. I love their Apollo 11 bootprint replica, their blueprints, and their models.Īfter attending the screening of "2001: A Space Odyssey" at Spacefest 2019, I decided to preorder their $1000 replica of HAL 9000. Over the years, Master Replicas Group has been a great company for space memorabilia. Profile | register | preferences | faq | search Master Replicas Group bankruptcy - collectSPACE: Messages
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