The toy-colored arachnids go in sets. I don't know why.
Buzzworthy Bumblebee - the "everything goes" toyline
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Those look terrible.
That might be the worst packaging design I've ever seen.
Toys look small and are awkwardly half hidden and ridiculously strapped. On top of that theres an unpleasant and unnecessary amount of blank empty dead space on the card.
-ZacWilliam, Just BAD packaging design. Wow.
That might be the worst packaging design I've ever seen.
Toys look small and are awkwardly half hidden and ridiculously strapped. On top of that theres an unpleasant and unnecessary amount of blank empty dead space on the card.
-ZacWilliam, Just BAD packaging design. Wow.
Yeah, I haven't seen packaging that bad since the early Thrilling 30 Generations deluxes!
Is there a reason why Mirage is making a guest appearance on all the packaging?
He's on all Buzzworthy Bumblebee packaging releases. He's just part of the line's artwork collage.
Huh. Guess I hadn't noticed until now.
Yeah, it looks like the standard Buzzworthy packaging, but with empty yellow where the window would normally be.
...if I see them, I might have to pick up a couple more Sky-Bytes, though. The one I have is popular with the 4-year old and his friends...
...if I see them, I might have to pick up a couple more Sky-Bytes, though. The one I have is popular with the 4-year old and his friends...
Unless the knots are sandwiched between layers of cardboard, you won't even need scissors.
Hasbro: "We hear you!"
*brings back metal twist ties*
*brings back metal twist ties*
Remember how you used to see a box and/or blister around the toy...?
These don't look any different than the wave 1 1-Steps, aside maybe from the angle the toys are packaged at:
Also, looks like these have already been found at retail:
Product Number for Buzzworthy Bumblebee 1 step changers ast
Can someone explain to me why Mirage is on the box art? Kinda random.
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Looks like Skybyte is eger to get out into the wild, so he dragged his wave mates along with him, as he is the baddest Shark around!
Hey, for the sake of record-keeping, can someone give me the individual Hasbro product code numbers for all six Buzzworthy Bumblebee 1-Step Changers Wheeljack, Bumblebee, Shockwave and Sky-Byte? They It should be located above or below the barcode and start with the letter "F", followed by four digits. They're It's not listed on Target.com or Toysrus.ca.
All I have is Thus far I I already have the assortment number (F4221), plus the product code numbers for all other figures: Bumblebee (F4807), Shockwave (F4809), Optimus Prime (F4811), Sky-Byte (F4812) and Megatron (F4813).
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This packaging, yikes. At least make the character art more prominent and fill in that flat yellow space. All of this can be done with those existing assets. They even already have packaging that does this (the Bumblebee/Spike 2-pack). Thing is, it'll likely be costlier than uniform backing cards and unique front inset whatevers (the part in front of the toy itself).
(Preferably also make the cards smaller, so the toy isn't obscured almost entirely.)
Just a quick, sloppy test:
Might also be nice to put the name up top in a similar horizontal stripe, so it's easier to see when these are on pegs. Although the character art being up there should also serve that function. Make the fronts uniform (just Bee and the buzzworthy logo) and the backing cards unique.
(Preferably also make the cards smaller, so the toy isn't obscured almost entirely.)
Just a quick, sloppy test:
Might also be nice to put the name up top in a similar horizontal stripe, so it's easier to see when these are on pegs. Although the character art being up there should also serve that function. Make the fronts uniform (just Bee and the buzzworthy logo) and the backing cards unique.
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