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| Posted By: Paul Kennedy | Date Posted: 2009-11-03 10:17:19 |
| Comments: In 1984, Hasbro quietly infiltrated the toy aisles with a series of robots based on Japanese toys. These "transformable" robots were divided into two camps: Autobots and Decpticons. The two sides provided children with classic "good versus evil" battles. More thant two decades after their release, Transformers are hotter than ever. As a fan and collector, I find that Warman's Transformers Field Guide provides a super guide to the toy that dominated the Toy Universe in the 1980s. With page-after-page of color images, descriptions, secondary market values, history and collector tips, Transformers Field Guide offers a dynamite view of this fantastic collectible toy. | |
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