Even though I was
born in the early 80’s I never really felt Transformers were a huge part of my
childhood. I guess it must be because I
was still too young to appreciate them. Especially because there was continuity in the
story line, which made it hard to follow if you missed a couple of
episodes. In all honesty saying “not a
huge part of my childhood” isn’t really the correct thought I want to
express. I think it’s more of a feeling
that there was just too many good TV shows to choose from that you couldn’t be
a fan of them all. I do however remember
having a few toys as a child, and even posing for some pictures with them. There are so many unique things about
Transformers that makes them special.
The fact that you can have a toy that can transform into 2 different
things (a car and robot) makes it twice as fun.
Reflecting on how
much I used to like the toys I decided to pick up a few Transformers when they
went on sale. The toy that caught my eye
was Ironhide. He came packaged in vehicle
mode as a truck. I like how much detail
the toy has, which makes it almost identical to the real version of a GMC
Topkick truck (I’m a big truck fan).
Once I opened up the packaging, transforming him took longer than what I
expected. I guess people that collect
these toys must be pros and just make it look easy when I watch their
videos. Once I had Ironhide in robot
mode I didn’t really like him that much.
I hated his head design and especially his feet. It looked like he had his toenails
painted. I then decided to turn him back
to a truck and have him only displayed that way. While I’m not overly excited about this
model, I am glad I still bought him and believe he is a nice addition to my
Transformers collection.
Transformers
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YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlJILV0G1iA
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