Toys

It seems like after the hftd line the toys have had some major issues with plastic, paint, and size problems. I'm just wondering if anybody feels the same way :thumb .

How many people put in the time to complete this team? I'm not sure if it was worth it

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So It does not have to cone with the trailer and not brand new but in good condition and at a reasonable price... Country:Greece

Is this guy new? Never seen him at the larger scale. Found him in Family Dollar in Baltimore. He has more black and a waist swivel.

Recently acquired a damaged, headless, and partly-disassembled Hunt for the Decepticons Leader-class Starscream. The breaks will be straightforward to fix. The head... It's either obtain a replacement or make one myself, no uncertainty there. But reassembling him... That's where the uncertainty comes in. There's four LEDs and a little button sticking out from him and I'm not sure of the correct way they go into the cockpit section (and if any of them are meant to be in the head): I'm also not sure about the spots where his arm assemblies join the central body: So I would very much appreciate some photos of how it's supposed to go together.

I would like to think that all of us can point to at least one example of how the Transformers toy line, shows or comics have improved our lives. Whether it has been through the happiness of meeting like-minded enthusiasts or the ownership of excellent toys, the enjoyment of well-written comics or admiration of tremendous artwork, surely we can all point to some aspect of the brand and hobby which brings us happiness. I would like to think if you’re reading this, it’s because of a choice you have made to give part of your time to the hobby. I think it’s fair to say that over the course of the last 5 years, most of the above has been discussed either by myself or by ou…

With Wheelie!! I show you my method of tightening Transformers ball joints with floor polish

Here's the sequel to my last post