One of the coolest eBay auctions I've seen in a while!

[Scabilian]

holy jesus in heaven!

thats a collection and a half

 

[holden j caufield]

now I wonder if my voltron collection cold grab a pretty penny? Although I'm always missing parts to these toys. I wonder how he as a kid was able to not to break or lose all those little parts?

 

[Electric Amish]

Actually, Sandy is one of the larger suburbs of SLC.

amish

 

[Russ]

It's amazing what becomes collectible.

Russ, NCNE

 

[DannyLove]

i wonder what would happen if his room caught on fire? :Q or a big earthquake hit. with a collection that immence, i'm sure he protected it with his life. I know he's going to die once he sells it all. Is it really worth it? selling all your memories for 7+k? must be interested in a down payment...

i know if i had a large collection of that, I would NEVER sell it. I'm never selling my Jlove collection, thats for sure

danny~!

 

[EvilYoda]

oh. my. god. :Q

 

[ViperMagic]

Transformers was never my thing. I had like 5 Fed-Ex boxes of He-Man toys. And my mom sold them for $1 a box at a garage sale <wipes away tear>

 

[chiwawa626]

Did we all forget they are just freakin TOYS!!!

 

[cjchaps]

<< Did we all forget they are just freakin TOYS!!! >>



They are not &quot;just freakin TOYS&quot;! They are memories. They are my lost childhood. They are the reminders of simpler days. They are also woth ahelluva lot of cash!

 

[batgeek]

OH MAH GAWD!!! JEBUS SAVE ME!!! what a collection!!!

 

[Shy]

<< Did we all forget they are just freakin TOYS!!! >>


Transformers were NOT toys.

They were a way of life.

-Shy

 

[slag]

Transformers are not mere toys. Transformers are an important piece of Americana...

Go-bots were toys.

 

[Koing]

dam FINE collection that one

I had loads of transformers a few years back!! but they are all in pieces or lost now dam I miss them.......

^_^

 

[loup garou]

chiwawa: you're just too young (and Russ, you're too old )to realize how much of a part of some of our lives Transformers were when we were kids. It's all about nostalgia.

Somebody mentioned He-Man, and that got me thinking about one of the figures I've always wanted back after my mom sold it at a garage sale: He came in a box and was a bunch of pieces...heads, legs, torsos...kind of red and ant-looking. That was my favorite toy ever, because it combined all the good parts of my favorite toys: you had to assemble it like Legos, you could transform him from one thing to another like Transformers, he had a gun like GI Joe's, and last but not least, he was part of the Evil Horde or whatever the Masters of the Universe baddies were called.