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As the title says I'm looking for a reliable source for a instruction manual. The character in particular is Robots in Disguise 2015 Combiner Force Warrior Class "Decepticon Bludgeon"

The pictogram instructions are tiny, Hasbro Customer service only has Beast Hunter Bludgeon and Seibertron Galleries doesn't have him...so i don't know where to go. not looking for videos

Does anyone know a reliable source or archive, 7 know he's easy and designed for even kids to handle but the contents inside only included legal mumbo jumbo papers

Give these a shot:

https://youtu.be/MtThxlIRD6k

https://youtu.be/Jt5fTzHu1pM

https://youtu.be/5HkDhlW2BSA

https://youtu.be/YOZf14Zhhnc

triKlops wrote:Give these a shot:

https://youtu.be/MtThxlIRD6k

https://youtu.be/Jt5fTzHu1pM

https://youtu.be/5HkDhlW2BSA

https://youtu.be/YOZf14Zhhnc

*english butler tone*
No no no those wont do, i need a manual that can be saved as a picture if i need to print it. not a video.

I don't think he comes with a manual just the instructions on the back of the box.

beastwarsbrah wrote:I don't think he comes with a manual just the instructions on the back of the box.

And they're quite tiny for me to read. I've seen many manuals but the RID boxes that dont include manuals are printed in annoyingly tiny pictures.

2 minute Google search:

Overcracker wrote:2 minute Google search:

bludgeoninstruct.jpg

Thanks,I guess that will have to do. Im still infuriated/surprised at for not bothering to include instructions inside for those who throw out the box/card.
Do all size variants in the RiD 2015 line suffer from this?

Rogue-Primal wrote:

Overcracker wrote:2 minute Google search:

bludgeoninstruct.jpg

Thanks,I guess that will have to do. Im still infuriated/surprised at for not bothering to include instructions inside for those who throw out the box/card.
Do all size variants in the RiD 2015 line suffer from this?

For the most part. Some Legion Class figures do seem to have included Instructions.


But for everything else, I would assume, Hasbro thought since this line is meant to be simple and easy for the kids, that the steps are simple enough and few enough (most are under 11 steps) to not really require extra printed instructions.

Saves on paper I would guess.

Don't personally own Bludgeon or his repaint Blastwave, but I would hazard, going by the videos, that the transformation is simple enough to do without needing instructions as are most of the other warrior class toys.