Test shot.

 

Has to be.

Either way, I still don't get it. Why not destroy them completely?

well it costs money to run the furnace, not to mention that the enviromentalists would get in a tizzy over burning plastic.

Someone should write to them & ask them to at least auction them for charity or something.

Either way, I still don't get it. Why not destroy them completely?

well it costs money to run the furnace, not to mention that the enviromentalists would get in a tizzy over burning plastic.

Someone should write to them & ask them to at least auction them for charity or something.

Hasbro....charity....

 

 

...nah. :thumb

Either way, I still don't get it. Why not destroy them completely?

well it costs money to run the furnace, not to mention that the enviromentalists would get in a tizzy over burning plastic.

Or they could just bash them into oblivion or something.

Thanks for the input guys. It seemed the most obvious answer but I hadn't read it anyway before so thought it worth asking. Still, seems silly that hasbro doesn't just auction them off as surely they're aware what high-end collectors will pay for protos.

Thanks for the input guys. It seemed the most obvious answer but I hadn't read it anyway before so thought it worth asking. Still, seems silly that hasbro doesn't just auction them off as surely they're aware what high-end collectors will pay for protos.

I'm sure they're aware. I mean, TFieds is LOADED with G1, G2, Cyb....etc. protos.

i think the last toys i renember with this sorta thing was C.thunder cracker and landmine.

 

yeah basicly hasbro do it i guess this way they can trace the leak back to the factory they came from

 

as for them not being 100% distoryed well IMO hasbro lets some of thiese get out in order to see the publics responce but thats just my idea

1.) Test shot.

2.) Sale deterrent.

3.) That's it, nothing more to it.

 

Wow.