Taking on hotwheels? I don't think they can do it, I mean hotwheels are diecast and not plastic, and they have decent full covering paint applications and cost like $1.50-$2.
That's something I'm doubting hasbro can match.
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Taking on hotwheels? I don't think they can do it, I mean hotwheels are diecast and not plastic, and they have decent full covering paint applications and cost like $1.50-$2.
That's something I'm doubting hasbro can match.
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Ahhh god, too much typing.
Thank goodness for the headings
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so devs is probably gonna cost more than 200 bucks huh?...greaaat
Spank you very much
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Current x-rate, $135 would be right, but I see it being $159.xx. They gotta keep their "Screw Australia" tax while also making it a price people would pay.
I'm holding out for an encore devastator instead.
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what i cant believe is that hasbro think that this is a viable way to sell toys. Especially with the economic downturn, parents arnt going to spend $130+ on toys for their child in one hit, thyere better off offering them in single form, like the original combiners, so kids can collect them over time. JMO
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After seeing some pics of the main line on
Twf2005.......
I just can't wait for them anymore.
Also, i like the fact they have put an F35 Autobot flier into the line.
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Yea, jet looks great, until you see the real toy pictures of it they have from the fair. That blue ruins it.
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