Newly Released Toyfare #120 is Transformers Based.

i was just at borders and i didnt see that.

Robinson wrote:Is the Twisted Toyfare Theatre transformers based?

No, it's Harry Potter based, surprisingly...

Bonger wrote:Meh, is the Price Guide mildly accurate?

It's ToyFare, so I doubt it. Highly.

Accuracy to me did not seem real good. It seemed a bit low for prices. And of course, there was not a listing for accessories only.

Bonger wrote:

Autobot032 wrote:

Bonger wrote:Meh, is the Price Guide mildly accurate?

It's ToyFare, so I doubt it. Highly.

Same. Tis too bad. A nice accurate Price Guide with prices for accesories would be so nice.

Actually, if you want a decent price guide and identification book that is recent try 'The Transformers Identification and Price Guide' by Mark Bellomo. It was just printed this year, seems fairly accurate, and has great pictures of accessories, etc.

http://www.amazon.com/Transformers-Identification-Price-Mark-Bellomo/dp/0896894452/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/104-3186212-1551904?tag=seibertron07-20&ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1181822582&sr=1-1

The Classics section had too many mistransformed figures.

For Voyager Optimus and Magnus, they didn't rotate the torso so now the real truck grill is still under the windows.

For Jetfire, they didn't split the nosecone to make the shoulders.

For Hotrod, they didn't fold down the leg flaps.

For Bonecrusher and Scrapper, they didn't rotate the waists so now the legs are backwards.

There could be more, but these seemed to be the most obvious.

Geekee1 wrote:

Bonger wrote:

tigertracks 24 wrote:

Bonger wrote:

Autobot032 wrote:

Bonger wrote:Meh, is the Price Guide mildly accurate?

It's ToyFare, so I doubt it. Highly.

Same. Tis too bad. A nice accurate Price Guide with prices for accesories would be so nice.

Actually, if you want a decent price guide and identification book that is recent try 'The Transformers Identification and Price Guide' by Mark Bellomo. It was just printed this year, seems fairly accurate, and has great pictures of accessories, etc.

http://www.amazon.com/Transformers-Identification-Price-Mark-Bellomo/dp/0896894452/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/104-3186212-1551904?tag=seibertron07-20&ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1181822582&sr=1-1

Cool, I'll pick it up. Stuff like this makes great bathroom reading.

I just picked that up a couple of weeks ago. It's definitely a good bathroom read.

Its going right next to the Playboys and car and drivers.

Massdestruction wrote:The Classics section had too many mistransformed figures.

For Voyager Optimus and Magnus, they didn't rotate the torso so now the real truck grill is still under the windows.

For Jetfire, they didn't split the nosecone to make the shoulders.

For Hotrod, they didn't fold down the leg flaps.

For Bonecrusher and Scrapper, they didn't rotate the waists so now the legs are backwards.

There could be more, but these seemed to be the most obvious.

a toy magazine that can't transform the toys..
hoowhuddathunk?

I use to work for a Barnes&Nobles. When I did, this was around the time of Armada, I use to get in trouble for looking at it while on the clock.

So I decided to get out of there and get a real job so I could pay for all the stuff in said publication.

Sadly however, I have not picked up a copy since, and find I miss the antics of ToyFair Theater, and the BIG SHOTS.

May your press run be forever...

decepticonjon wrote:

Massdestruction wrote:The Classics section had too many mistransformed figures.

For Voyager Optimus and Magnus, they didn't rotate the torso so now the real truck grill is still under the windows.

For Jetfire, they didn't split the nosecone to make the shoulders.

For Hotrod, they didn't fold down the leg flaps.

For Bonecrusher and Scrapper, they didn't rotate the waists so now the legs are backwards.

There could be more, but these seemed to be the most obvious.

a toy magazine that can't transform the toys..
hoowhuddathunk?

Seeing that made me remember why I stopped buying Toyfare...