Classic Ozformers Newsletters - Issue #3 (Dec 1996)

[griffin]

Issue 3 of our newsletter (http://www.toycollectors.com.au/newsletter/003/003.html) now had an official title, and 21 members.

[Hursticon]

Hmm...
Certainly seems like Beast Wars was a cauldron of thought when it came to Genders and Transformers; funny how things have not greatly changed beyond a couple of Official Narratives challenging the subject. :D

Also, quite an intriguing and rather mature themed Fanfic by 'Andrew' - I liked the characterisation of the certain Decepticon Vehicle; the character's efforts to comprehend human thoughts, beliefs and customs was quite engaging and the results were quite pleasing to my... slightly Decepticon-bent sensibilities. ;):cool:

Oh, I thought I'd take the time to have a light-hearted crack at the 'Colouring-Puzzle':
(First bit of colouring in I've done in many, many a moon :p)


http://i1032.photobucket.com/albums/a409/Darkone666au/Crap/OTCA-COLOUR_PUZZLE_001.jpg

The clue to his name's Roman origin gave it away almost immediately. :D

[5FDP]

Well done in being able to stay between the lines Hursti. I'm gonna print that off and stick it on the fridge :p

[Bartrim]

Well done in being able to stay between the lines Hursti. I'm gonna print that off and stick it on the fridge :p

Lol

[griffin]

For the tools I had at the time, I'm still amazed that it actually worked out as it was intended. I was only young at the time, and the newsletter was meant to be a fun thing for others to enjoy, kinda like the UK comics. It wasn't meant to be too serious, and I kept trying to think up different games that weren't too difficult, because not everyone in the club was an old time fan (and some were only young too).

[Hursticon]

Well done in being able to stay between the lines Hursti. I'm gonna print that off and stick it on the fridge :p

LOL, thank you Uncle Death Punch. :p:D


For the tools I had at the time, I'm still amazed that it actually worked out as it was intended. I was only young at the time, and the newsletter was meant to be a fun thing for others to enjoy, kinda like the UK comics. It wasn't meant to be too serious, and I kept trying to think up different games that weren't too difficult, because not everyone in the club was an old time fan (and some were only young too).

I think it you did amazingly well man, especially for the time - The puzzles are a bit of harmless fun that I think is often missed/over looked these days but I guess it's always dependant on the target demographic and context i.e. on these Newsletters they worked but on the Collector's Club magazines? - well... ;):cool: