I'm surprised Hasbro hasn't acted on these yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
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I'm surprised Hasbro hasn't acted on these yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
I'm nor. Hasbro aust don't care about transformers when they are not on the shelves, so why should they care when fakes are on the shelves?Quote:
Originally Posted by SuspectimusPrime
Even if Hasbro were to act, they'd be better off focussing their resources on proper counterfeits that can fool people into thinking that they're the real deal. These kind of toys aren't really worth bothering over because nobody would ever mistake them for being legit Transformers unless they were completely brain dead. The fact that these toys have been shelfwarming for 8-9 years now proves that even at their cheap prices, people just aren't interested in this kind of crap anyway.
LOL... that's the funniest thing I've read all week. Thank you :DQuote:
Originally Posted by UltraMarginal
Target did sell those KO Constructicons (the black and yellow ones) back in the late nineties or early naughties.
Target also sold KO Protectorbots as well iirc
Got sunburnt on my feet and hands and a bit on my back even though i used alot of sunscreen while I was surfing at Phillip Island.
I found KO TFs at Woolies on Friday :rolleyes:
Given how corporations these days are looking for quick cheap stock irregardless of quality, it wouldn't surprise me if KOs in large retail chains become more and more prominent.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
Yeah, Hasbro could complain but would they really care to do so?
i already mentioned that way back in post #2580 :PQuote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime