Stupidest Tf Thing U done?

[Lint]

I broke my G1 Hot Rod when I was 11 while desperately trying to see if I could remove his fist and reveal the saw blade within. Mind you the attempts and stress cracking did occur over a span of years.

You can imagine how chuffed I was when henkei hot rodimus came out.

[roller]

I broke my G1 Hot Rod when I was 11 while desperately trying to see if I could remove his fist and reveal the saw blade within. Mind you the attempts and stress cracking did occur over a span of years.

You can imagine how chuffed I was when henkei hot rodimus came out.

wow you thought there was a saw thing from the movie i assume?

[Lint]

wow you thought there was a saw thing from the movie i assume?

Yup! My logic dictated that there should have been a saw blade hidden in his arm. You don't show kids such an awesome gimmick without including it in the toy. I had no instructions or internets to tell me I was wrong

And for the record G1 wheelie should have come with a slingshot

[fatbot]

Years ago,
There was this one time when I was in a toy aisle & a little kid was holding a figure I really wanted.

So... I looked around for parents etc. & then bumped into the kid on purpose so that the figure fell on the floor. In the confusion, I picked up the figure & left in a flash of light...

yeah! that's the ol' high school spirit!

my dumbest thing... well my mum says it's the three transformers tattoos, but i reckon it's not grabbing those ehobby mirages offa dirge and running like hell, i mean the platform was crowded, and management would've sided with me with the convient loss of the cctv footage.

[Eruntalon]

Firstly, not really related to the topic and it wasn't myself doing the stupid thing.

To cut a long story short, Dad runs over neighbors brat kids' Optimus Prime trailer along with a few other toys they had left on the road, whilst returning from work. This happened back in 1991-92 I believe.

So basically it was a good lesson to be learnt by neighbors children, but bad for Prime unfortunately.

[STL]

Lucky there, DD. If I'd found it, I'd have sent it back to you. In parts.

[Rampage]

Not counting all the g1 toys i destroyed as a yungun (sideswipe, sunstreaker, hot rod)

Breaking off one of Vortex's arms then breaking off a part of his right gun about 10 minutes later would be my stupidest TF moment.

Pull forward before u flip the arms down ahhhh!!!!

[TheDirtyDigger]

Lucky there, DD. If I'd found it, I'd have sent it back to you. In parts.

Why would you do that? It doesn't make sense...

[jgon2098]

Not counting all the g1 toys i destroyed as a yungun (sideswipe, sunstreaker, hot rod)

Breaking off one of Vortex's arms then breaking off a part of his right gun about 10 minutes later would be my stupidest TF moment.

Pull forward before u flip the arms down ahhhh!!!!

LOL I almost did the exact same thing with the arms 2 days ago. LMAO

[liegeprime]

Well stupidest TF thing for me would be not realizing a KO from a real TF and missing out on a chance to buy an original Japanese Dinoforce. Back in the days when G2 was the current toyline but slowly dying out. (This was back in Phils) Robinsons Dept Store had heaps of them dinoforce figs (Monstructor with dinosaur pretender shells) on sale at about AU$7-10 converted and I dismissed them as just KOs then as I wasnt aware if they were true TFs or just "trying to look like ones". Plus the fact that I wasnt into Pretenders during those times. Then after a month I stumbled acroos Star TV showing TF: Victory in their early morning kids show, aaaaaargh it got me thinking those were the real deal! I went back about a week after Ive saved up enough money to buy at least 3 but they were all GONE and those freakish beast wars figures were all on the shelves. Had I known I wouldve had a complete Monstructor ( japanese version) for a real cheap price! Still smack my head a few times when I think about it. But it's taught me a lesson to take a second look at TFs when purchasing and do preemptive buying these days. Toy breaking I didnt do since I dont have much to begin with, unlike now