Trikeboy wrote:-A man walks through Toy's R Us and see's this on the shelf. He is mesmerized by the fantastic box art and decides to buy it straight away. On the way home he imagines opening this amazing looking toy. Finally he gets home, tenderly opens the box and a brick falls out. The man feels extremely cheated that he paid so much for a large orange brick, he wishes he bought a Power Ranger Megazord.-
No offence to the G1 toy because I think it is one of the best G1 combiners but the box art promises so much more than the toy can deliver.
LOST Cybertronian wrote:Trikeboy wrote:-A man walks through Toy's R Us and see's this on the shelf. He is mesmerized by the fantastic box art and decides to buy it straight away. On the way home he imagines opening this amazing looking toy. Finally he gets home, tenderly opens the box and a brick falls out. The man feels extremely cheated that he paid so much for a large orange brick, he wishes he bought a Power Ranger Megazord.-
No offence to the G1 toy because I think it is one of the best G1 combiners but the box art promises so much more than the toy can deliver.
Maybe this guy should pay attention to the sides and possibly the back to where it shows the actual toy.
morphobots wrote:Amen! You beat me to it. I heard this argument from adults all the way back to 1984 about how I was getting "cheated" out of my allowance money. My answers still apply: 1) even as a 10-year-old I can tell the difference between a painting and a photograph, and 2) that's why I have an imagination.
Love the box art too!
kirbenvost wrote:Oh yes. For the first time ever, he will be mine!
headsortails wrote:kirbenvost wrote:Oh yes. For the first time ever, he will be mine!
Same here. My wife plans on getting it for me for Christmas, plus the wings from CD. I can't wait....
I'm skipping the CD add-ons though. I don't want to support them because I disagree with their marketing and pricing.
