Best For a First TF?
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Best For a First TF?
by Decepticon Spike » Fri Oct 05, 2007 7:22 pm
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I want to get my nephew his first TF. He'll be 2, and I am not sure if the plush Optimus or a cyberslammer would be better. What does everyone think?
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by PrimeSuspect » Fri Oct 05, 2007 7:28 pm
Fast Action Battlers are really nice figures, and easy to transform. If you could find an Optimus or a Starscream, I'd recommend one of those.
Also, if you have any G1s, G1s are great starter figures. Easy to transform, and hard to break.
Also, if you have any G1s, G1s are great starter figures. Easy to transform, and hard to break.
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by --B-- » Fri Oct 05, 2007 7:55 pm
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I have a two going on three and a one year old, and he loves TF's. I haven' picked up much of the movie line, but he loves robot heroes. They are small, fit in his hands well, and they don't transform, so he doesn't have a problem changing them.
Of the two choices, I'd have to go with Softimus Prime, he will get a lot more use out of it as opposed to a Slammer that he will get bored with pretty quick.
Of the two choices, I'd have to go with Softimus Prime, he will get a lot more use out of it as opposed to a Slammer that he will get bored with pretty quick.
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by Sportimus Prime » Fri Oct 05, 2007 7:58 pm
Alternators Grimlock. 
J/K
The Softimus and Slumblebee are cool.
J/K
The Softimus and Slumblebee are cool.
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by Lapse Of Reason » Fri Oct 05, 2007 11:40 pm
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I have two boys. At about two, both absolutely loved keychain G1 Bumblebee. I just took off the keyring. It was cheap, easy to get (try KB Toys these days) and they were able to transform them. The only fault is that the rubber tires are easy to pull off and my youngest is a bit less careful with toys and he kept pulling them off.
The problem with Cyberslammers is that they are difficult for a two year old to lock into place when he inevitably wants it to stay in car mode.
The problem with Cyberslammers is that they are difficult for a two year old to lock into place when he inevitably wants it to stay in car mode.
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by Bumblebee-otch » Fri Oct 05, 2007 11:45 pm
mini-cons? or are those too small? 
robot-heroes, FABs, slumblebee, softimus would be good
robot-heroes, FABs, slumblebee, softimus would be good
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