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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.
The Master Blaster wrote:lol
It happened. Once again Hasbro didn't produce enough product to meet demand, and so most toy shelves in the tf section are bare.
Now, no doubt you've seen older tf line stock, like Cybertron, lining the shelves where the movie stock should be. This is because Hasbro is shipping out the previous line stock still in their store houses out to retailers.
According to Zachary Sessock of Tformers.com, this old stock will be lining pretty much all retailer's tf section shelves until later in the year, when Hasbro have manufactured enough stock to meet demand.
If there was a figure or two you missed from a previous line, now would be the time to pick it up.
And who knows? Maybe there's some old Energon stock still lurking around in those stock warehouses?
Counterpunch wrote:The Master Blaster wrote:lol
It happened. Once again Hasbro didn't produce enough product to meet demand, and so most toy shelves in the tf section are bare.
Now, no doubt you've seen older tf line stock, like Cybertron, lining the shelves where the movie stock should be. This is because Hasbro is shipping out the previous line stock still in their store houses out to retailers.
According to Zachary Sessock of Tformers.com, this old stock will be lining pretty much all retailer's tf section shelves until later in the year, when Hasbro have manufactured enough stock to meet demand.
If there was a figure or two you missed from a previous line, now would be the time to pick it up.
And who knows? Maybe there's some old Energon stock still lurking around in those stock warehouses?
I'd bet there is.
So much of that damn line didn't see proper distribution.
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.
Wodicus wrote:I've noticed the bare shelves in the TF sections in most stores. I wonder if these old stock will include some classics or am I getting to optimistic?
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.
Scaleface wrote:Rhinox is still available on Hasbro Toy Shop for only $9.99, so even with shipping, he's near original price.
http://www.hasbrotoyshop.com/ProductsBy ... 17318&PG=1
Additionally Waspinator, Cheetor and Tarantulas are full price, plus shipping.
SpacerAM2 wrote:That shows Hasbro's incompetence once again. More inflation in prices of hard to find movie figures over the net.
Versa wrote:I found Grimlock and Rodimus at TRU the other day in the classics. $11.99. Better than EBAY!!!
Sportimus Prime wrote:Almost anything is better than ebay. I only use it for two reasons:
A: You can't get it at stores.
B: Whether you can get it at stores or not, it's at a decent price.
The drawback is shipping, which you can not avoid.
This is good news in a way for those of us who missed Cybertron toys. I hope some Alternators and Titaniums find their way to the store shelves as well.
Scaleface wrote:I always thought Hasbro seemed to stock toys in a more or less random manner. If they were serious about selling toys, they might look at what sells and stock those first. Look at Alternators, they complain they are not selling, but all my local stores all had nothing but 5-8 Skids in stock for the last half year - meanwhile toys like Mirage, Rodimus, Rumble, Ravage, Camshaft and Optimus Prime all flew off the shelves so fast I barely saw them if at all. Maybe they should figure out which ones are selling and restock THEM. Instead stores jsut see "well, we have a half dozen Alternators just sitting here and no one buys them - I guess no one want Alternators!" That are all Skids!
Honestly, Hasbro needs to just release a wave of toys that were short changed in their first releases some day - Cybertron Galvatron, Alternator Camshaft, Energon Ultra Magnus, Classic Starscream, Cybertron Voyager Starscream... anything sold in the last four years and now sells for mega money on ebay. They obviously didn't meet demand with their production on these toys.
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