TFWIKI wrote:According to Hasbro, toys that represent flying characters are given more stringent drop tests and rounded/collapsible bits, as children (and the kind of adults who buy Transformers, actually) are more prone to throwing these figures around or ramming them into things (or people).
Electron wrote:sledge your comments are like a fat chick raping a hot dog, its unpleasent to watch but in the end its gonna happen
Mr O wrote:I'm part Irish, part Scottish, very Welsh, mostly drunk, somewhat Transformers nerd and all bastard.
DeathNoble wrote:Let me know how Menasor is. There's two left at the local WalMart here, and I just passed him up. Its either him or Dark Crumplezone... I can't decide.
And I picked up Cybertron red Scrapmetal today. Cute little guy. Awesome alt. mode with the little points for feet. Incredible scout figure. I love him.
Obsidian_Prime wrote:Cybertron Menasor
TFWIKI wrote:According to Hasbro, toys that represent flying characters are given more stringent drop tests and rounded/collapsible bits, as children (and the kind of adults who buy Transformers, actually) are more prone to throwing these figures around or ramming them into things (or people).
DeathNoble wrote:Let me know how Menasor is. There's two left at the local WalMart here, and I just passed him up. Its either him or Dark Crumplezone... I can't decide.
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