Oh yes I do, but I have an almost 3 year old and 1 year old sons, so we play "cars and dudes" all the time.
Plus I have a 20th DVD Prime reading the newspaper on my desk at work. (he really likes the crosswords)
who still plays with their toys??
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Insomniac_Malik wrote:play with them? no. Transform them? Yes. I'll have them all in robot mode, then if I had a stressful day I'll usually sit down with a few around me and change them all to alt mode and put them back on the shelf.
QFT. I find swooping Screamer across the room pretty entertaining, if only for a while, though.
Defending against the attacking felines, though?
(Read; shooting missles towards the cats when they knock my dudes over)
That fun can last for hours...once
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).
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