Transformer ghosts of Christmas past
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Yes it's that time of year again. But I want to take this oppurtunity to hear some christmas tales of the past when you were a kid unwrapping presents. Plus it will make me happy, specifically the stories that involve Transformer toys. What did you get? Who got them for you? Etc...
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I can't really remember any whole Christmasses as a kid... little bits of memory here and there.
I do remember my favourite gift ever though... little Beatrix Potter bunnies. (Is it Beatrix Potter who makes those type of figures?) And like... a little dollhouse or something with 'em. Dunno who got it, could have been an aunt or my mother, or a cousin or something.
(Maybe that "house" was the box the stuff came in, now that I think on it.. who cares, made a good house. )
I do have a memory of lying on the floor in our basement playing with 'em... loved those things. They were hard plastic (iirc), but covered in a weird... furry covering... very thin, I think. The arms and legs moved, iirc. And the figures had little dresses and overalls and stuff on.
I don't remember much at all. The only thing I really remember about it is that I was happy with it.
I do remember my favourite gift ever though... little Beatrix Potter bunnies. (Is it Beatrix Potter who makes those type of figures?) And like... a little dollhouse or something with 'em. Dunno who got it, could have been an aunt or my mother, or a cousin or something.
(Maybe that "house" was the box the stuff came in, now that I think on it.. who cares, made a good house. )
I do have a memory of lying on the floor in our basement playing with 'em... loved those things. They were hard plastic (iirc), but covered in a weird... furry covering... very thin, I think. The arms and legs moved, iirc. And the figures had little dresses and overalls and stuff on.
I don't remember much at all. The only thing I really remember about it is that I was happy with it.
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perhps he was out trying to drop shockwaves head on countdown.. ugh now I feel sickBest First wrote:The last TF i got for Xmas was Skystalker - which my mum got from a Jumblesale when i was baout 13.
except it didn't actually come with Skystalker...
still.
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Whoa. You know they're going to make Panthro play bass.
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Imagine then how Shockwave feels...
My nicest TF Christmas was when I got the Astro Squad, the Hot Rod Patrol, the Monster Truck patrol all from respectives members of my family (in thruth my mother bought them all... ) Plus, the TF-the Movie sticker album, which came out in 1991 in Hungary. My mom was so thorough, she noticed the red decoder was missing, so whe bought TWO albums!
Ahhh, those merry days when I was a kid.
My nicest TF Christmas was when I got the Astro Squad, the Hot Rod Patrol, the Monster Truck patrol all from respectives members of my family (in thruth my mother bought them all... ) Plus, the TF-the Movie sticker album, which came out in 1991 in Hungary. My mom was so thorough, she noticed the red decoder was missing, so whe bought TWO albums!
Ahhh, those merry days when I was a kid.
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