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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).
--B-- wrote:Thirdeded.
Anyway, the Robot Heros are awesome. My son has gotten Rodimus, Shrapnel, Shockwave (my personal fav of the line), Grimlock, Soundwave, BB, UMag and Megs, and I haven't seen a problem yet.
I've got Booster X10 (a.k.a. Classics Laserbeak) and Longview, and think they are great as well. No problems. I look forward to the phone Decepticon repaint as well.
Sunstar wrote:Heheh, I am a character completist... its a pain in the aft, but I seem to enjoy it. Which counts
Cliff Jumper wrote:
If there's one problem it's the twistie tie things. It delays Transformers fun![]()
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Nemesis Primal wrote:Cliff Jumper wrote:
If there's one problem it's the twistie tie things. It delays Transformers fun![]()
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I can understand why the boxed toys have them... But really, do the carded figures really need them? Beast Ears seemed to get along just fine without them early on, and even later there were nevr more than one or two...
SpacerAM2 wrote:YoufearGalvatron stating:
Thanks.
I swear there are a few people on this site, some of them with thousands of posts to their credit that should have been banned a long time ago.
SpacerAM is acticng just like them.
This is a positive thread, a respite from all of the other negative threads. This is the whole point.
The point which SpacerAM has been missing.
I quote: Jealous you don't have a thousand posts yourself Galvatron? It looks like you are since you have only 400+ posts.
Cliff Jumper wrote:
If there's one problem it's the twistie tie things. It delays Transformers fun![]()
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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).
Starscream227 wrote:Cliff Jumper wrote:
If there's one problem it's the twistie tie things. It delays Transformers fun![]()
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I disagree, you simply spend more time transforming the package.
Sunstar wrote:GetterDragun wrote:zodconvoy wrote:I have Real Gear Speed Dial and Booster, Deluxe Barricade & Frenzy, Jazz, Brawl and Bonecrusher and RV Optimus so far. Oh, and Optimash. So far, no problems. Hopefully getting either Starscream or Megatron today. Waiting for the movie to come out before deciding on Ironhide & Ratchet.
Nothing but love so far!
Ratchet is probably the best figure of them all.
yeah, and I am biased against hummers.
Starscream227 wrote:Cliff Jumper wrote:
If there's one problem it's the twistie tie things. It delays Transformers fun![]()
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I disagree, you simply spend more time transforming the package.
Sunstar wrote:I want to go out looking for toys tomororw, but I think it'll be a death wish with my husband... hmmmm.
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).
kirbenvost wrote:Sunstar wrote:I want to go out looking for toys tomororw, but I think it'll be a death wish with my husband... hmmmm.
Interesting role reversal.![]()
Amazingly, my girlfriend didn't throw a fit the other day when I came home with 3 new Transformers. I think it helped that I bought her clothes.
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