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*Knockout snores* "Go home, Knockout, you're drunk." *Wheels pop out, Knockout rolls away* "Hey! HEY! STAY OFF THE ROAD, JERK!"

Who cares? If a toy is damaged being played with by a kid, that's 'in the line of duty'! When my nephew, who lives next door to me, was born I had several look at the robot collection and say 'you're going to have to be really careful that he doesn't get into the collectibles!'. I said that...

I admit I think MonsterArts are overpriced, all the ones I have were either paid for with Ebay or clearance bin finds at B&N. Biollante weirdly got paid for by a Comic Con Explosion con-exclusive I got cheap, then sold to someone years later who clearly thought more highly of 'yellow painted...

Well, it would, but anyone who stepped outside for a smoke break that day was incinerated. On the bright side, the cancer rate WAS down quite a bit... My city is a mix of recycled parts, Eyepop designs buildings, and random stuff. Monsters can be anything from vinyls to Monsterarts to a...

I didn't know we HAD a kaiju thread...I have a little model city shelf I use to wreck stuff: It's a homage to something. Really, look it up. If people expected me to take this seriously they shouldn't have ever made the toys about the right size... He was made of snow but the children...

Honestly that's why I thought of Ghostbuster Optimus, it was clearly not meant to be a part of the line but had some parts like the trap for roller and the proton pack adapter for the ion rifle tacked on. Weirdly, that will make them work well together on a shelf, I think as Megatron sort of...

Thank you. Also: Wow...I mean, I knew that many figure lines had a lot of variation (my very small Star Wars display has a mix of 5-POA, full body articulation, and one Dooku that just waves his lightsaber when you press his legs) but I had no clue it was that complicated. Oh, well, worse...

You mean the 25th HISS was the original-style tooling? I figured the back pegs would have been incompatible. Sorry if these are dumb questions, but a lot of things are new to me. Like how O-ring I understood to mean the rubber ring in the old figures, but how seems to be more a style...

I also asked something like this in the Megatron HISS thread, but I've never been big into GI Joe, I only have a few. I noticed the foot peg holes seem to vary with the generations. This might make riding on the back of the HISS tricky. Also, does anyone know if the cockpits for the 'o-ring'...

One thing I noticed looking at the few Joe figures I have (though I will be trying to get a Destro to go with this, as I noted before) was that the foot peg holes seem to vary with the generations, and I've never kept track of which was which. Does anyone know if the cockpits for the 'o-ring'...

Actually, I forgot about Viper and I have one. I will be giving HISS Megatron a Targetmaster partner!

Ok, I had no idea a HISS toy was that big. I don't regret my order. Now to get a Destro to man the turret.

I only have a few Joe figures, I mainly want this for the (to me) really strange tank mode and the fact that it can be ridden by a human. Of course, then there are all the comic possibilities of a Kiss Players Megatron and Baroness...

Maybe it's not Megatron, it's the tank Destro made Baroness using scans of him for an anniversary present. It explains the box markings and why she's riding it in both modes. Also, in some level I want to see Megatron's Race Queen figure riding in this. I don't have one, but you know someone...

And if you get a reissue Destro (or have one already) you can stick it in the back turret and now Megatron is a chaperone for a date!

That's because Cobra bought their tech privately with their own money and shopped for the best they could get via decent contractors. GI Joe was limited to taxpayer funding and their few 'big budget' tech items got cut back when they went over-cost.

Must be one of the old TFSS exclusives, check out the fur. You can't find that level of paint detail from a retail release.

It could be first Transformers x Loony Tunes crossover I keep advocating, because no matter what you think of his motivations, by sheer persistence, Wile E. Coyote has always been a real trooper.

It's things like this that, while I know statistically not the majority of cases, that makes me highly hesitant towards the new Stunticons, as between the higher cost and thinner plastic, I'm not sure they'd survive having an actual kid (my nephew) playing with them.