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>be me >24 >Massively into transformers as a kid >Grew up with the Unicron trilogy, bayverse and animated plus random episodes from older series re runs >New of G1 through a video tape of that five part story where they have to go to Cybertron with swoop. >For Christmas get the full G1 series remastered box set plus some G1 reissues >G1 reissues were being sold at toys r us for more or less the same price as the mainline stuff >Get skuwarp, power master prime , red alert and tracks >Being a kid I played with them. >Lost all the accessories, messed up the stickers, broke tracks, lost skywarp completely, power master prime was reduced to just the small cab robot and red alert, who was my favourite, ended up missing all his tires, guns,most of his stickers, a cracked wind screen and covers in scratches before I threw him out as a teenager
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>>9051031 When I was a kid I was Sid from toy story. I grew to in the 90s to 00s. All my Beast Wars, Digimon, Power Rangers shit was ruined. I have no idea what happened to all my shitloads of Batmen and Spiderman, I think my mom must have threw them out. I only really have my plush toys which smell like mold, Lego and Crazybones of all things. It really depresses me thinking about all the shit I ruined or lost. Im glad I still have whar survived and the more I think about it the more I appreciate my parents for buying all that shit for me.
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>>9051031 >regrets playing with toys Anonymous
>>9051031 So buy em again. You're an adult now, hopefully with a job and money, and can take better care of them this time. Besides, it sounds like you enjoyed the hell out of them, so those toys are probably proudly saluting with their broken arms as they pass on to toy Valhalla.
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>>9051031 wtf is wrong with you ..were you a retard that can't "play" with toys properly but rather destroy them..
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I regret not posting the scan of the paper goods in the last 1:18th thread before it died.
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>>9051150 >more I appreciate my parents for buying all that shit for me. Definitely, the same for me.
>>9051205 I've already bought the siege red alert from hlj.
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>given a free UCS Super Star Destroyer back when I was in High School >kind ofin a dark age, also have nowhere to really display it so its on the floor >sell it on craigslist for like $180
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>>9051952 This thing to all the lego uninitiated by the way. Had all the minifigs too, just no box
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>>9051952 What the fuck WERE you thinking? Did you desperately need the cash or something?
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>>9051952 >drove like 30 miles to sell it off too Don't feel too back about that. Sometimes you just live in a dirt poor area. I had to drive no less than 2 hours to find anywhere to sell toys at MSRP.
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>>9058794 wtf, you can make people drive TO YOU so you can buy stuff?
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>>9051957 What an awfully boring looking set. An epitome of dust collector for "serious adult fans"
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>>9051930 >I've already bought the siege red alert from hlj. Came here to mention this, hope he's getting some love. The mold's pretty great and Red Alert's one of my faves, the poor guy.
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>>9060608 It’s why I don’t get higher end Lego sets. It costs hundreds of dollars and looks worse than a model kit would.
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>>9060564 I set up a booth at toy shows. My area has few shows because people are poor or cheap. it's not until you get closer to a major metro area that money starts changing hands.
