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its now instock on line but if you wait it goes on sale on sunday for 17.99

transformers_man wrote:its now instock on line but if you wait it goes on sale on sunday for 17.99

I knew that I forgot to order the 12 pack for a reason.

My laziness finally pays off!

It's worth it for the box. I still haven't opened them, box too cool.

Mr O wrote:It's worth it for the box. I still haven't opened them, box too cool.

lol!! the box is effort to get open without destroying it.. took me about half an hour to get all 12 minicons out and then another 10 mins to get the box back together.. but your right.. the sets worth it just for the packaging

I don't think I'll ever open this set. It displays WAY too well in the box.

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WolfDawg wrote:I don't think I'll ever open this set. It displays WAY too well in the box.

never opened mine either i put in on over sized glad slide bag

transformers_man wrote:

WolfDawg wrote:I don't think I'll ever open this set. It displays WAY too well in the box.

never opened mine either i put in on over sized glad slide bag

Not how you want to store it, FYI. The glad bags have this chemical on them to promote the shiny/glossiness that overtime will effect negatively other plastics. I believe this message came from Counterpunch whose fiancee is a Chemical Engineer.

tigertracks 24 wrote:

transformers_man wrote:

WolfDawg wrote:I don't think I'll ever open this set. It displays WAY too well in the box.

never opened mine either i put in on over sized glad slide bag

Not how you want to store it, FYI. The glad bags have this chemical on them to promote the shiny/glossiness that overtime will effect negatively other plastics. I believe this message came from Counterpunch whose fiancee is a Chemical Engineer.

It's true, but it's not a certainty.

There is a chemical release agent which allows the bags to be formed and then seperated without tearing. If by chance this chemical remains in the bag, that's when you have real trouble.

It's best just to let plastic breathe whenever possible. A lot of plastic bags are meant to break down over time now. For long term storage, this becomes a real problem.

ok i store these in my basement room and just dont want any critters to destroy them or get too dusty