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Sabrblade wrote:I just use PayPal with TFSource, avoiding the subject altogether.EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:D-Maximal_Primal wrote:EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:If there weren’t other kits out I think I’d be interested but I really want to pick up that Sentinel/Blackout/Bumblebee kit (which unfortunately shot up $20 on BBTS recently).
Nice shelf!
I got lucky, I secured that one for the original $25 price point. It's sitting paid for in my stack that I'm still waiting on a source points event to ship it out on.
Thank you!
Have you had any issues with TFSource? I didn't when I bought War Hammer Bumblebee years ago, but I've heard since that people have had credit cards stolen from there.
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Are you an Insecticomics fan perchance?
RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Are you an Insecticomics fan perchance?
Now there is a classic piece of transformers fan content.
"Does this dress make me look fat, fat?"Evil Eye wrote:RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Are you an Insecticomics fan perchance?
Now there is a classic piece of transformers fan content.
Good lord, there's a blast from the past!
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:"Does this dress make me look fat, fat?"Evil Eye wrote:RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Are you an Insecticomics fan perchance?
Now there is a classic piece of transformers fan content.
Good lord, there's a blast from the past!
Anyway, your use of "Killdozer" and referring to 2009 Yellow Rampage as female had me wondering.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
aronjlove wrote:Amazon says Blurr is now arriving Feb. 8th instead of April 5th
Nemesis Destron wrote:
That awesome feeling you get when you find that figure you totally didn't expect on finding...you know that feeling?![]()
Get a chainsaw and some Gorilla Glue and there you go.EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:Before and after!
I like both of them, but DOTM Megatron is my favorite. I just wish you could swap the ROTF murder arm onto the DOTM one to recreate how he looks on the ride and the DOTM game.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sabrblade wrote:Get a chainsaw and some Gorilla Glue and there you go.EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:Before and after!
I like both of them, but DOTM Megatron is my favorite. I just wish you could swap the ROTF murder arm onto the DOTM one to recreate how he looks on the ride and the DOTM game.
EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Get a chainsaw and some Gorilla Glue and there you go.EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:Before and after!
I like both of them, but DOTM Megatron is my favorite. I just wish you could swap the ROTF murder arm onto the DOTM one to recreate how he looks on the ride and the DOTM game.
I’m sure Optimus would be willing to help!
Rodimus Prime wrote:I finally got SS86 Hot Rod in hand and I vehemently disapprove of this figure having to be sold at voyager price. The extra parts aren't big enough to justify the voyager sized bubble and box. They could have been kept deluxe size and the accessories would have still fit. I understand the extra parts still would have bumped the price up, but not a whole $10. This could have been sold at $22 or $24. But then it would have to have been an exclusive, which would have been okay with me. We already have so many, 1 more wouldn't make a difference. Or it could have bumped another exclusive into general retail release. Either way, $30 is too much for this figure, even if it looks great.
Hellscream9999 wrote:Yeah, that was the feeling I got when I was holding him; beyond that, I actually neither want nor care about all his dumb accessories, so I'd feel doubly cheated
Which is why I said it would have been fine if he was $24. But that would have knocked it out of the retail price point of either a deluxe or a voyager. And retail stores wouldn't make extra room for that, even though they did for their own exclusives. That's why I said it would have to be an exclusive.sol magnus wrote:Rodimus Prime wrote:I finally got SS86 Hot Rod in hand and I vehemently disapprove of this figure having to be sold at voyager price. The extra parts aren't big enough to justify the voyager sized bubble and box. They could have been kept deluxe size and the accessories would have still fit. I understand the extra parts still would have bumped the price up, but not a whole $10. This could have been sold at $22 or $24. But then it would have to have been an exclusive, which would have been okay with me. We already have so many, 1 more wouldn't make a difference. Or it could have bumped another exclusive into general retail release. Either way, $30 is too much for this figure, even if it looks great.
Weird, because the figure definitely has more parts in his construction, no 'deluxe gaps' and all the extra accessories you don't care about that I could see where the money went. He's definitely NOT a deluxe class figure in terms of quality.
Rodimus Prime wrote:Which is why I said it would have been fine if he was $24. But that would have knocked it out of the retail price point of either a deluxe or a voyager. And retail stores wouldn't make extra room for that, even though they did for their own exclusives. That's why I said it would have to be an exclusive.sol magnus wrote:Rodimus Prime wrote:I finally got SS86 Hot Rod in hand and I vehemently disapprove of this figure having to be sold at voyager price. The extra parts aren't big enough to justify the voyager sized bubble and box. They could have been kept deluxe size and the accessories would have still fit. I understand the extra parts still would have bumped the price up, but not a whole $10. This could have been sold at $22 or $24. But then it would have to have been an exclusive, which would have been okay with me. We already have so many, 1 more wouldn't make a difference. Or it could have bumped another exclusive into general retail release. Either way, $30 is too much for this figure, even if it looks great.
Weird, because the figure definitely has more parts in his construction, no 'deluxe gaps' and all the extra accessories you don't care about that I could see where the money went. He's definitely NOT a deluxe class figure in terms of quality.
As for him being an exclusive as the "new" main character, that comparison would have been relevant in 1986, but not now.
My point exactly. But instead they just decided to put more useless space around the figure to justify the size of the voyager box.chuckdawg1999 wrote:Rodimus Prime wrote:Which is why I said it would have been fine if he was $24. But that would have knocked it out of the retail price point of either a deluxe or a voyager. And retail stores wouldn't make extra room for that, even though they did for their own exclusives. That's why I said it would have to be an exclusive.sol magnus wrote:Rodimus Prime wrote:I finally got SS86 Hot Rod in hand and I vehemently disapprove of this figure having to be sold at voyager price. The extra parts aren't big enough to justify the voyager sized bubble and box. They could have been kept deluxe size and the accessories would have still fit. I understand the extra parts still would have bumped the price up, but not a whole $10. This could have been sold at $22 or $24. But then it would have to have been an exclusive, which would have been okay with me. We already have so many, 1 more wouldn't make a difference. Or it could have bumped another exclusive into general retail release. Either way, $30 is too much for this figure, even if it looks great.
Weird, because the figure definitely has more parts in his construction, no 'deluxe gaps' and all the extra accessories you don't care about that I could see where the money went. He's definitely NOT a deluxe class figure in terms of quality.
As for him being an exclusive as the "new" main character, that comparison would have been relevant in 1986, but not now.
At the end of the day, if Hasbro wanted the price to work, they would find a way to make it work.
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