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I always assume it's a variation on the "customer service" philosophy: if you make a customer happy, they'll tell one or two people. If you make a customer mad, they'll tell everyone they can. So, the "noisiest" people on teh interwebs remain the minority. I also assume they have an algorithm...

That's a really cool bit of information, thanks for posting it!

Oh and I missed it: are we not liking T30 Roadbuster now?

It doesn't matter if most don't care about it. If HG holds the rights, you can bet they have a google alert set for Hasbro Dorvack so they can sue.

That would be very tempting, but I guess I wish they went ahead and upsized him too or priced it a bit lower (While, it is less than half the official version, that doesn't account for the inflated pricing everything Macross begins with).

This looks delightful. As for their complaints - they're just ludicrous and I'm so tired of the idiots. I'm glad I seem to naturally steer clear of wherever most of them reside.

Finally got to open this big boi up and while yeah - it's a bit annoying his legs don't clip together more firmly he is otherwise just a lot of fun to play with.

Yeah - as much as I dug Animated Omega Supreme it seems like a real stretch to burn a Haslab spot on him. It would be a tough buy for me and I still even have my Animated figures on display!

Hadn't the war been going on for a couple million years before that though? Admittedly, my memory of all the timelines is completely muddled at this point.

I figured that "melting" was a direct reference to a Starscream that crumbles to ash and then reassembles. Either that or an Indiana Jones crossover.

Yeah - none of those were toys.

That Hulk-Strika is a work of art.

I wouldn't be surprised if there's some sort of toy safety law that means it's not a good idea to have all those open finger holes... And no, I don't think there's any way to type that which doesn't sound dirty.

He kind of looks like the precursor to Party Wallop.

I'll definitely get a second one if it sticks around long enough to be discounted (which so far - every other crossover has).

All I know is they waited way too long to make Rhinox and now I've put all my BW MPs away because the regular line has done it so well (though Rhinox is the one I still don't think they've gotten quite right).

I always appreciated Gobots for their broad selection of "normal" stuff. Also, different unusual items like submarines and float planes and so on.

Yeah - it's not unusual for the advances to be made in the more expensive products before trickling down to the regular stuff. It's like how Mercedes was known for introducing really high tech stuff first, but eventually you could find it in a Hyundai.

It's a bit of a 'shop, but tformers did this one.