Wally wrote:Trans_Maro wrote:I love that color scheme, but it is more appropriate on a commercial truck. I would add a red pinstripe.KyAllroad wrote: <img src="What horrible colour for that beautiful car. I'd like to know what happened to that car. It's got Packard Eight bumpers, Twelve headlights, the wrong windscreen and the sidemount covers are missing. It's also supposed to have a pinstripe in the lighter colour areas." />
ok … what/who is Optimus Prime ?
First show for our filly. Good day
wbjones wrote: ok … what/who is Optimus Prime ?
wbjones wrote: ok … what/who is Optimus Prime ?
In reply to Rob_Mopar:
I've always seen this version:
Flight Service wrote:white_fly wrote:Flight Service wrote:white_fly wrote:
moparman76_69 wrote:
Your chart is missing one.
In reply to neon4891:
Stupid 90s kids and your power rangers....
moparman76_69 wrote: In reply to neon4891: Stupid 90s kids and your power rangers....
Dinosaurs are cooler than lions. And I take 90's kid as a complement, even though I was born in '84.
Well, 90's+dinosaur
moparman76_69 wrote: In reply to neon4891: Stupid 90s kids and your power rangers....
That's ironic. We had some friends over and their kids were playing with my old Voltron. It is dated 1981 on it and is part metal part plastic. I remember we had to send it back to the factory because of lead paint! Oh kid toys!
Like this:
But missing the entire red lion, the green lion's head and the 'wings' on the middle guy. I don't even remember the weapons. Of course I was born in 1981.
In reply to RossD:
I still have my voltron, its not quite like that one. Still have the sword and shield too.
I was born in 82. I was just old enough to not be into power rangers. Kids just younger than me were all about them on the school bus.
In reply to moparman76_69:
My Voltron, GI Joe Tomahawk Helicopter, about half my Dino Riders, and I'm sure a lot of stuff I don't remember all left in one of a series of yard sales shortly before we moved when I was a kid.
This needs to be here now, because Dino Riders were AWESOME!!!
I had that tomahawk. I vaguely remember dino-rider. Silverhawk anyone?
What were those action figures that basically had a flint and wheel from a bic lighter in their backs and you had to flick it like a lighter and it made their chest spark. Probably the last generation to be given a spark making device as a child's toy!
It was Blackstar!
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