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Real life "building next to Bob's Burgers"

That thing looks amazing.

Needs some "1985 McDonald's Happy Meal" Gears:

Oof, yeah. That is not a fair exchange in any way, shape, or form.

It's the One Ring only more delicious.

There was also a "Worlds Smallest" sized version of that set, which is what I managed to find at a Tuesday Morning

Not going to lie, I would probably re-buy all of them as modern Deluxes if that were a thing.

That'll just make me want it MORE!

Well I DID, but now I dont know what I want! I had figured that this was a safely skippable set, but I also love cassette-formers....

Dammit, don't make we want that set!

And how! Plus the occasional weird bug or animal robot.

I actually kind of miss all the KO Transformers that they use to have over there on pretty constant rotation until a few years ago.

That's definitely a possibility for mine, too. There's a Big Lots to this day right next to where the K-Mart used to be, about a block away from where my Dad worked. I'm sure he would have been the one to bring it home.

And THIS is Mr. Heavyfoot:

I have the Netflix Soundwave, but he's yellowed fairly badly already due to that weird plastic issue they were having at the time. If this one comes with Buzzsaw and/or another interesting cassette that I don't have, I may be tempted to replace him.

You monster!

Puffer was close enough for me. Honestly I prefer that the two toys in the pack used the two different available toolings. I also love that all 4 uses of that basic mold have different headsculpts. It really sells them as unique characters.

You may be right. Looking up the bootleg, I found this review which mentions that it was sold at K-Marts. K-Mart was pretty much the only "department store" in my little town at the time, so it seems like a likely source.

Puffer should have been the Huffer mold in more-or-less Pipes' colors, but instead used the Pipes mold, so there's isn't much Huffer in the Puffer. In the end, very few houses were blown in.