So for Christmas I bought my 4 year old Nephew a scout class Oilpan.
Then someone else bought him a Jetwing Prime for his 5th Birthday a couple weeks ago. I had to rescue this one part way out of the pack to keep it's legs attached.
10 minutes later I found it in his beroom and both feet had popped off:eek:
Where's 5FDP?.......... heheheheheh
Someone bought a Jetwing Prime for a 5 year old?! :eek:
Kids'll be kids I guess... :D
if it wasnt for all those twistie ties kids wouldnt have to rip the packaging apart just to get to the toy, that and well...thats what kids do
http://charlestonteaparty.org/wp-con...12/shocked.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by liegeprime
Hang on... they're only movie toys. Phew :D
Hehe, lol! :p:DQuote:
Originally Posted by 5FDP
where's the pic of jetwing prime?
I was never like that at that age. I always carefully opened my toys, and in the case of Transformers carefully cut out the tech specs, robot points and packaging art. Here's a few that I've managed to hang onto; all are figures that I purchased and opened in 1989-1990.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hursticon
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22.../G1cardart.jpg
oh yeah? wait'll that kid gets ahold of one of your MISB Stunticons loopy :p I doubt the no twist ties wouldnt matter:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by loophole
As another 'evil' MISB collector I should be shocked.
But i'm not.
I am not going to push my need to keep Transformers sealed, or dictate how they are too be opened.
Been many a time I have witnessed a toy I have sold someone being opened (and also broken) in front of me.
And they are kids toys, so why not rip those suckers open!
I was the same as you Gok.... But I still have most of it. Been teaching the Kids the art of opening things too.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime