New and Improved Zobovor <
zobo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> There is a very high probability that I will continue to buy any toys
> Hasbro produces, from now until eternity, that are updates of G1
> characters. (I'd buy Generations versions of G2 characters, for the
> record, but we tend to get those so seldom.) There's a difference
> between owning a toy and not being able to put it down, though. Some
> toys, due to their design, or size, or transformation, or some
> intangible, undefinable je ne sais quoi, just have an inherently higher fiddle factor.
> Full-Tilt really has an enormous amount of appeal. He's new to me, so
> perhaps the novelty just hasn't worn off yet, but he watches episodes of
> The Real Ghostbusters on Netflix with me just about every night, and I
> have not grown tired of his company. (I have, however, gotten tired of
> Dave Coulier's attempt at a Bill Murray impression.)
From this line? There are lots...
Full Tilt really is surprisingly awesome.
Hot Rod fits the bill as well.
Triggerhappy
Hardhead
Misfire
Chromedome
Shuffler
Nautica -- why her, and not her mold mates? No idea.
Something keeps drawing me back to Broadside, but I have no idea what. And
Sky Shadow, but he's actually a good toy.
Previous lines...
Megatronia -- this combiner appeals to me so much more than the others.
Computron -- mixed the two versions, mostly Takara, but Hasbro Strafe
Actually, Combiner Wars has high fiddle factor overall because of the play
pattern. I don't love the Voyagers though, so it's a matter of which one
bothers me least.
Generations Armada Starscream
Energon Ultra Magnus
Movie Scout Armorhide
Masterpiece Grapple
Armada Supercon Optimus Prime
Cybertron Downshift
BM Deluxe Jetstorm
BW Jetstorm
BW2 Dirgegun
Armada Rhinox
G1 Perceptor
--
I wish I was a mole in the ground.