The Energon Pub

by **Fred2012** » Tue Sep 04, 2007 10:30 am

Auto Bot wrote:How about a rotating table?

oooh like ruven! http://www.youtube.com/user/robotadventures/

woot!

by **Auto Bot** » Tue Sep 04, 2007 10:56 am

tyler1451 wrote:
Auto Bot wrote:How about a rotating table?

oooh like ruven! http://www.youtube.com/user/robotadventures/

woot!

I can't load that link. It keeps on asking for a user account.

I'd like to find a suitable rotating stand for Jazz. Display him like the showroom in the movie.

by **MentalDragon** » Tue Sep 04, 2007 11:38 am

Auto Bot wrote:
CICADA MAN wrote:
It Is Him wrote:Parents - serious question

How do you tell your kids that you have toys that aren't for them? Do they have their own play-only transformers, or are they more into Naruto or Spider-man or Bratz figures?

Sorry if this has been touched upon before, but I've only recently stopped in on the Seibertron forums.

I'm a 37 year old father of 3. 2 of which are boys, ages 11 and 4. I also have an infant little girl.

I allow my older sons to look at them but DO NOT touch. They too, like Transformers and I've purchased some for them. However, mine are MIB, and I'm teaching them to understand they belong to me and are not playable. Luckily, my wife respects this too and likes my collection.

I also keep them displayed up on a high shelf so my little girl don't mess with them.

It's hard being a 37 year old kid that grew up in the G1 era.

You're lucky you got really good kids who listens. I don't have kids yet. But i've seen friend's kids messing with toys not meant for them.

Just teach them... my son is only 2 years old and knows the difference between his toys and my collection... even if it is the exact same figure. Kids are smart... just communicate with them and you'll be all good.