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Thread: Toy Review - Age of Extinction Autobot Drift (Deluxe)

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    Quote Originally Posted by reillyd View Post
    One of the rear wheels on my Drift doesn't spin properly, meaning he doesn't drive straight. Has anyone else had the same problem? I'd buy another one, but don't know if they're all that way?
    From memory the wheels are a one-piece clip on, so they should pop in & out easily enough. Where's it catching?

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    This may have been mentioned elsewhere, but are there any plans announced to release Drift as a triple-changer like his on-screen character?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 5FDP View Post
    This may have been mentioned elsewhere, but are there any plans announced to release Drift as a triple-changer like his on-screen character?
    As an actual triple changer, i haven't seen anything yet. Just the repaint and remolded head of the DoTM Skyhammer as his other alt mode

    http://www.otca.com.au/boards/showthread.php?t=18545


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sinnertwin View Post
    As an actual triple changer, i haven't seen anything yet. Just the repaint and remolded head of the DoTM Skyhammer as his other alt mode

    http://www.otca.com.au/boards/showthread.php?t=18545

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    Quote Originally Posted by griffin View Post
    A noticeable reduction in size to the previous Deluxe Drift...

    Hmm...I wonder why the toy industry is down? Let's spend millions of more dollars in research to find out. We can just recoup the cost by skimping on the toy quality, nobody cares about that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kup View Post
    Hmm...I wonder why the toy industry is down? Let's spend millions of more dollars in research to find out. We can just recoup the cost by skimping on the toy quality, nobody cares about that.
    Does quality equal size?

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    Default Toy Review - Age of Extinction Autobot Drift (Deluxe)

    Wonder why they went with the goofy look on his face??? Anyway the AOE line are all a bit shell-formery for my tastes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alpha Supreme View Post
    Wonder why they went with the goofy look on his face??? Anyway the AOE line are all a bit shell-formery for my tastes.
    And that's why I like em.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zommael View Post
    Does quality equal size?
    In this case, well yes. The reason they are small, is cost cutting and quality reduction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kup View Post
    In this case, well yes. The reason they are small, is cost cutting and quality reduction.
    how does size reduction have anything to do with the quality of the toy?

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