Playskool Heroes Transformers Rescue Bots Academy Bumblebee. 1 Today, the largest distributors of Transformer toys in America are WalMart, Target, and Toys 'R' Us, though the toys can also be found at many other stores such Meijer, Kmart, KB Toys , Kohls, and Relevance Price: Low - High Price: High - Low Customer Rating Showing 1 - 30 of 3439 products. This is incredibly convenient, especially compared to Generation One, where the sizes and prices of figures varied widely.Find all your favorite toy brands in one spot, including Nerf, My Little Pony, Transformers, and more View action figures, dolls, electronic games.Retailers are particularly reluctant to order large numbers from the tail-end of a toy line. When you run out of Deluxes, you order a new case and put them right back where they belong. All the Deluxes in a line have identically-sized packaging and cost the same price. The logic behind size classes is simple retailers can order a case of toys, knowing exactly how much they will sell for and exactly how much shelf space they will occupy.

Transformers Toys Cyberverse Ultra Class Bumblebee Action Figure. Starting with Beast Wars, however, HasKen introduced uniform price points which continued as ongoing size class assortments throughout the line (although, in the case of longer lines, an assortment could occasionally be reset while still retaining the same size class name).Transformers Toys BotBots Series 5 Cardio Clique 5-Pack Mystery 2-In-1 Collectible Figures - Kids Ages 5 and Up. Since Autobots and Decepticons often had their own distinct gimmicks, this resulted in separate Autobot and Decepticon assortments.

And if you watched Transformers back in the 80s, you either had this toy, or you wanted this toy. Biggest and baddest of the Dinobots. MSRP.As for this toy, it does have its weaknesses, but overall itвЂ™s still Grimlock.

Most Transformers are packaged in their altmode. This may be because he transforms into a mostly-linear plane, with his weapon added on as a tail assembly, making him even longer. (As an example, the Voyager Lugnut toy, in robot mode, is very short compared to other toys in his class. Further, since a size class is literally a size class, toys are limited in their measurements, so that they will fit into the same size packaging as other toys in their class. To sell at a given price, there are tight formulas for how much plastic can be used, how many paint applications are allowed, whether electronics can be included, and how complex the transformation and articulation can be. 16The intended class of a toy is relevant to all phases of its design process.

However, most of the toys at this price point were either Spychanger two-packs or redecoed Generation One combiner limbs, making them somewhat smaller and less intricate than previous lines' Basics (a notable exception is the recolor of Obsidian, which was sold for less than the original version).Robots in Disguise also had two Mega-priced multipacks of smaller figures (a trio of recolored Beast Machines Basics as Autobots, and the recolored Laser Cycles.Several of the line's toys ran afoul of the differences between US and Japanese packaging policies. The size of Ultra toys was increased while maintaining the price.Robots in Disguise used the Beast Machines size classes, though the Basic price point was once again lowered to US$5. Cheetor was the only Supreme in this line a Supreme Optimus Primal toy was planned to be in this line, but was moved to Robots in Disguise.Two additional size classes, Deployers (US$5) and Beast Riders (US$10) would turn out to be short-lived. This size class contained only one toy, Optimal Optimus.Basic and Deluxe are sold on cards to this day size classes larger than Deluxe were, and are, sold in boxes.Beast Machines continued Beast Wars' size classes, but increased the price of Basic to US$7.Supreme was introduced as a US$40 size class. Only eight toys were sold at this price point. Toys of this size were often shelfwarmers.

Leaders (the former 'Super Base') - US$40. Commanders (the former 'Giga-Con') - US$25. Mega Combat (the former 'Max-Con') - US$20. Energon (Basic), with the price back to US$7 The second pack-in catalog introduced the size class range as In the case of Alternators Optimus Prime, Hasbro reportedly accepted a smaller profit margin (since the toy was more expensive to produce than other Alternators toys) so they could still sell it at the US$20 price point.Energon took a somewhat random approach to size-class naming.

Voyager Class, at US$20, formerly Mega Class. Deluxe Class, at US$10, formerly Combat Class. Scout Class, at US$7, formerly Energon Class. Mini-Con Class, at US$5 was added for the Mini-Con two-packs. Legends of Cybertron, at US$3, with tiny Market six-aimed figures.

There is another size class called Bumper Battlers which is built for a much smaller set with a gimmick to completely transform by pushing a button. Legends Class toys of the Animated cast are released as part of the Universe toyline instead.

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