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This covers a wide spectrum of comments I would think. For instance, I'm really thankful for the current animated series and toys because they are a great way for me to actively include my kids in my hobby---I'm having a great time sharing them with my 7, 5 and 3 year olds, so I really am happy with that---it's a connection we'll share for the rest of our lives. In a slightly less serious sense, I'm really thankful for the classics/universe Autobot cars because they are turning out to be what I wanted them to be 25 years ago. Practice makes perfect :tfgrin Share your thoughts :note

Is this guy hard to find? I only found one so far.

:argh What a worthless piece of shot! :argh With that said, this was a pity purchase. It's payday, I've got retail therapy on the mind and I couldn't find :animated Voyager Prime. So I buy this instead thinking; 'eh, I could use a paint project. I can just take him apart and repaint the allspark blue a propper black....' Dude, he falls apart on his own.... First the feet, then I put them back on and start transforming another part and they fall off again. I put them back on again, start working with the legs and the leg comes off and the foot. I have SWTF's that are built better than than this! They used those stupid pressure connecters for his Thigh and foot joints. …

I couldn't find any other thread about this, but at Barnes and Noble in the comics section yesterday, I found the most hilarious pocket-sized graphic novel ever. It's a well-done and hilariously drawn TF parody called the Incredible Change Bots by somebody named Jeffrey Brown, but I literally could not stop laughing. I think many of you would enjoy it as well. http://www.amazon.com/Incredible-Change-Bo...7596&sr=8-1

I'm sure it's posted somewhere, I just can't find it: http://news.yahoo.com/s/eo/16938;_ylt=Au80...HNlYwMlJVRPUCUl Optimus Prime has a prime release date: The Fourth of July. ADVERTISEMENT I'm a seeking a Age: to ZIP: Yahoo! Personals Transformers, the long-planned, live-action movie based on the robot-morphing cartoon, comic and toy franchise, will roll into theaters July 4, 2007, DreamWorks and Paramount Pictures announced Wednesday. Michael Bay (The Island, The Rock) will direct; Steven Spielberg will executive produce. Children of the 1980s likely will be champing at the tie-in lunchbox. "The diehard fans will like it as long as it sta…

Ok...I'm not sure if anyone has discussed this or not, but who really designed the boxes for the Inferno & Starscream Takara reissues? They sure don't follow the Dreamwave artwork that we've been seeing. Any ideas on this? -edbomber

Does anyone know where I can get some info on Trypiticon and Metroplex??I don't know any good sites to go to.Thanks in advance.

I saw this at the San Jose Auto Show yesterday. It is a knockoff of the Movie Bumblebee that drives around and auto-Transforms all by itself. The car makes all the music and sounds you hear. I thought it was just hilarious for the cheeze factor. Sorry, I didn't buy one and don't know how much they are. :P

http://page8.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/h36450080 Limited edition BraveMax released for the Robotmasters Campaign. It ended near $650 or so. Is thing really worth that muc? I thought I saw one on Ebay for less than that recently.