G1 Aint All Bad Y’know | #transformers G1 Toys Extravaganza Review

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G1 Aint All Bad Y’know | #transformers G1 Toys Extravaganza Review

[andrewhobart]

I just wanted to say thank you for this. Andrew was my best friend, and he would have loved knowing he had this kind of impact. We used to watch your videos, and he always spoke highly of you. This meant a lot to his family to see the people he reached.

[connorniece]

See this right here. This warms my heart. Getting to see people who have come together around this fandom about some chunks of plastic that flip around from robots to whatever else. The fact that these little things can be a catalyst for such strong friendships and inspiration is just amazing

[imjustvicx_x]

I can't say i knew him well or was close to him, but from the few conversations I've had with him he seemed like a great guy, he will be missed by many and my best wishes to his friends and family

[octobotimus]

Blitzwing cockpit being up front was a mistake by the cartoon animators. The cockpit was always meant to be hidden.

[bullet_outsmarter_]

Rip andrew...inventor of puk









I got the first view

[jasonrhome]

I'd honestly recommend getting either some of the new Dianauts, or the ones that Vecma released, if you have a few of the properly scaled Diaclone remakes. It's kinda fun adding the figures into the vehicles and base modes. (And the articulation on those newer, little dudes is INSANE.)

[SnfGD]

I have an original g1 hotrod and he's a blast to transform, super fun. I wish a third party or Hasbro came up with g1 transformers who look like the original figures but with more articulation.

Mine even has the leg stickers, suck it nerd. If you're careful with the stickers and don't slide the legs like a maniac, the stickers stay on perfectly.

[TFN_Araque]

I never met Andrew, but I just wanted to say that I’m sorry about what happened, and that may he rest in peace

[TheFridster]

Rest in Peace Andrew. Till all are one

[visionhawk]

I love seeing the original look of Ratchet, despite how weird he looks. I had Ironhide as a kid and I was disappointed when I transformed him. But seeing him like that again brings all the nostalgia back!

[TeamDiamondTD]

We've lost a great person...Rest In Peace Andrew

[treebotreviews]

Gonna miss that guy. Just met him because of you. Thanks for bein a friend Andrew.

[Ascendedninja]

I started collecting G1 figures a few months ago and they feel high quality compared to the newer toys, at least the figures I bought feel really good with the diecast on them. Just bought a G1 Metroplex with the rubber wheels, out of box, complete with box, plastic isn't yellowing, but no stickers. So far it's my crown jewel. Trying to find a G1 Trypticon, but that thing is even more expensive than what I paid for Metroplex.

[xevious]

I have been collecting reissues and knockoffs of G1 Transformers. And there is something charming about their simplicity and I like the cbrome and die cast metal parts. I actually prefer the G1 dinobot toys to the modern ones that try to make them cartoon accurate. Dinobots, Optimus Prime, Shockwave, Soundwave, Blitzwing are G1 toys that I own that I really like.

[G_Convoy]

6:19 the bit about kohl’s is insane to me. It’s a bookstore, a grocery store? In the US it’s a clothing store lmao

[fennekin]

I never knew Andrew Sorohan, but he sounds cool and he should Rest in Peace.

[Drclark]

I actually have a G1 toy and it’s a soundwave. I wasn’t born around that time, but I managed to find this.

[kirbymarchbarcena]

We've lost a walking Transformers encyclopaedia who'll surely be missed.

'Til all are one!

[JeffreyKyleDin]

I have all the original G1 toys and some reissues. I stopped getting reissues because they break in places that are supposed to be reinforced by die cast metal like Tracks and they are made with cheaper plastics to cut costs. The leg sliders are die cast metal covered with blue plastic.

[TheTurnipKing]

Actually, the G1 transformers toys are genuinely great toys, and it's a shame we don't see the commemorative series on the shelves much these days.

Maybe not the most fiction accurate representations of the characters, sure, but solid, chunky, robust and fun.