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The Dummies assemble to discuss how we deal with our smaller family members and handling our collection.
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The best part of this video is Bobby discussing his kids breaking things when in 90% of videos Bobby is the one who breaks the toys.
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What are these “kids” you speak of? Those miniature humans some people collect? Never got into that hobby.
I let my daughter (who just turned two) play with whatever she wants thats not in a detolf or a model kit. If it on a shelf its fair game, she just has to ask me and does regularly - that girl loves NECA's Ninja Turtles and any and all Batman figures. I also gave her a bunch of my stuff that I just don't display anymore so she has familiarity with your average Hasbro/Mattel figure and is pretty good at handling them (and is especially proud of her collection of Rey figures that has grown from this, to the point I buy Rey figures now specifically for her). She really gets excited to handle any of my stuff and always asks me who characters are and what the accessories are. It's definitely helped facilitate bonding between us.
Aww, thats sweet mate.
Aww, thats sweet mate.
Aww, thats sweet mate.
Hah brings back all my memories of breaking my G1 toys when i was a kid ....now im buying them five times over to make it up to myself
Touch my toys, lose a finger. That's a strategy I will have to implement.
Born in the mid 80s, I feel I and my friends were in that perfect middle ground where we had tv and video games, etc but we also played with toys a lot and often outside.
I've outfitted standing figures in my glass cabinets with custom cut mat board pads. There's a buffer between the robot foot and the glass. It's great for keeping the figures from sliding or shifting, while my kids run in circles in the room they're housed in! Also, I have open bookshelves of stuff they can play with in the same room
I bought my daughter a CHUG Omega Supreme for Christmas because she liked playing with the rocket ship from mine so much. To be fair, I didn't buy it for her to keep her from playing with mine, I got it so we could both play rocket ships together.
Greg Berger quoting Me Grimlock, smartest dinobot ever!
Best intro ever, Robert.
I think a main reason why kids today aren’t so into toys is not only the fact that electronics reign in this era, but also that we grew up watching cartoons that exploded our imaginations to be used in that creative manner with toys.
Toys reigned our era, and for many of us cartoons were so amazing that they meant much more than just passing time. They became part of us, and even helped us cope with life circumstance.
Heh, very cute stuff... Enjoy your families and kids guys
my 4 year old son loves MP-10 and MP Ultra Magnus and putting his rescue bots in the trailers
Great discussion.
When my son shows he can take care of his toys and treats them with respect and care I'll let him play with some of my figures.
Fantastic discussion guys! I'm so proud of my 4 YO niece. She is so respectful of my things and sticks to the basket of toys uncle Nate gives her.
When my kids were younger I would buy doubles. That way I had one and my kid had one and we would play together.
Funniest line that had me rolling was about dishes in the cabinet, we don't play with those. I did, when I set the table as a kid. Those were flying saucers coming in to invade the planet Tah-blar.
I feel it generational, I’m not in to the things my parents are into and my kids don’t like what I’m collecting.
When I showed my 4y old my M.A.S.K. stuff he almost instantly lost interest in Transformers. There definitely is an attraction to small children from that toyline.
My son is 21 months at the time of writing, he doesn't seem to have a huge amount of interest in my collection as of yet, but that could be due to a combination of his age, not seeing me playing with them (therefore not wanting to play with them also) and the most important thing, not knowing how to open the cabinets up yet lol.
When he's older I will definitely let him play with the majority of my collection under supervision. Most of them are toys after all.
I mean I’m 16 but I always played with my toys. Now I collect transformers after I got introduced to it as a kid because of the bay movies. I found g1 as a kid and watched clips and videos and the movie as a kid so I love g1 now and transformers definitely stuck with me
I have 2 nephews that come over and I let them play with a few things in my collections and they have a few favorites they have picked out but they don’t stress the issue of not being able to play with their favorite transformer or any others
My son used to be into Prime so he had those figures. He graduated to video games and CZcams when he was about 12 and never looked back😂. Now he's 16 and looks around my collection and is like wow, then goes back upstairs. I never had an issue with him touching them. He likes watching me transform them but that's it. I also think it's different times. Which is why Hasbro is trying to market to adult collectors more. Kids don't play with physical toys as much these days.
I mean I’m 16 and I loved to play with toys and I collect now it’s definitely different for different people. I wonder what does make thing stick with us because I grew up with bayverse, prime and beast machines and some g1 and I’m curious is it nostalgia or what.
I just realised I have watched your videos before and you even liked my comment on the magic square beat back and collide ( stunticons)
What an awesome topic! My kids can mess around with my MP’s only if I’m there and they wash their hands. I get them CHUGs to mess around with. My oldest and youngest love Transformers, but my middle son doesn’t care. My oldest generally takes care of them, but always loses headmasters two seconds after he picks them up. If I bring down a titan class figure with micro masters and headmasters they all join in. They are pretty good about not touching my collection.
Good stuff man!
My son too. Just doesn’t care about making stories with figures, but he loves drawing, battling with nerf guns, soccer, biking, etc. He does want to play with Transformers to connect with me.
The only thing I really display per se is my masterpiece Transformers. My son LOVES them. I'm SUPER paranoid about him getting into them and breaking them. It's a small collection by you guys' standards, so maybe that's part of it too. Each piece has more meaning to me, and he HAS broken some in the past. I'm sure my feelings on it are overboard. He's a good kid, but then again, in the presence of one of my figures, it's like a switch goes off inside him, MUST GRAB, MUST MANIPULATE. NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
I'm actually part of the modern generation, and I love transformers. And godzilla. Buts important to be aware that my parents had all the transformers,godzilla, and power rangers disks. It all depends on what kids are raised on I suppose. And I've gotten my sister to love transformers too. Yessss...
Robert Dee turns into Cookie Crook the Carvel ice cream mascot.
@9:54 Bobby just dismisses his wife’s opinion. Hope the couch was comfortable, Bobby! 😆
I don't have kids myself since i'm only 25 but I do regularly babysit a group of kids and I will often bring some stuff to show them. For me, It really depends largely on what the price point is and how much I like it plus what the item is.It also depends on how hard to get the item again should the worse happen. Most anything that cost more than 80 or so (depending on what it is is where I start to say now playing with it.) Even the things that I do let them mess with, I will stress the importance that they should be respectable with something doesn't belong to them. Like LEGO for example, I have no problem with that just as long as they don't completely disassemble the set into what they want without asking me. Or the mainline Transformers since they are more durable than masterpiece (or if they aren't it's not as difficult to replace.) The kinds of things I won't let them mess with is again anything above a set price point. The point where it's a little more grey is Model kits (mostly Gundam) with all of the V fins and small pieces plus the different type of plastic used, it largely depends on what the model is. I know that one of the kids has shown an interest on building them himself and has successfully built one. When it starts to get into the 40 and 50 dollar range I start to get more picky even though I would let them mess around with a 50 dollar mainline transformer or even a 60/70 dollar range figure so it kind of varies. On another note I did let them (kind of) mess around with MP-10. Means he was in truck mode and I was standing there, plus I have the TE and Mp-44 Primes I wasn't quite as worried. All the joints and the fin/ears/antennas were locked down or out of sight so it should have been fine. They ended up mostly getting a kick out of his trailer more than anything. Imagine how they would like Mp-44's except i'm not so sure I want to take something that expensive over there in the first place.
If it was a choice between having my son play with my mp10 Optimus prime or drone away on a cel phone, it'll be the Optimus prime all the way.
As a parent I'm trying to get him to love toys as much as I did as a kid.
If it's anything though my little boy DOES love the BotBot series
Easy!!! We didn't have the internet growing up or high tech video games. Parents limited TV time so we were only left with our toys and imagination
My daughters were never really interested, understandably. My boy likes the Transformers stuff only because he sees I’m excited about it basically. He’ll play with some of the mainline stuff sometimes. He likes Marvel Legends stuff more. Especially the BAF part of it. But, generally, he’s more interested in the computer stuff. All his friends congregate on some online games and that’s where he’d rather be.
I thought this video was going to be about how G1 figures were the perfect size for kids to play with, and that modern Siege figures are too large for kids.
Hmmm. I don't agree.
G1 toys were all over the map on size and Seige is targeted at kids 10 and up. Hasbro has 3 specific toy lines for different age groups.
And about 1/2 of the toys I see for younger kids are the bigger ones, not smaller. Smaller toys can be dangerous for kids.
both of my boys ended up want their own transformers , my oldest who is 21 now was big into beast machines and R.I.D , most did not survive play time . my youngest who is 3 is now obsessed with rescue bots and their cartoon . he also loves to look at my cases of 3p and mp stuff and asks me to name them all for him. he is also will sit and watch G1 cartoons with me .
“Kids today are more athletic” shieeeeet not around here, kids don’t come out side. And we drank out of the garden hose, there was no push pops.. all my neighbor hood kids parents had the same philosophy “don’t feed the neighborhood”
We always played outside, there was a river close by which was our playground, baseball, flag football, hide and seek or whatever we could come up with. None of us had an iPad or computer. We didn’t all necessarily participate in group sports but we all skateboarded too.
0:16 and I'm already rolling hahahahahahahahahahahaha
My 5yo knows they are my toys and they're not for playing, just for looking. Some characters in Transformers she really likes, like for example Bumblebee or Slag so I buy her a cheaper version like RID 2001 Bumblebee or TF Animated Slag.
Because before you could watch the cartoons anytime they want, they don’t need the toys to recreate the experience of the show that was only on at 3:30 and that’s it.
1:30 I must needs know, who that was laughing. I must.
If I had kids I'd let them play with it, but I'd ask them to be careful with it and not lose anything. If anything is damaged or lost I'd take it out of their Christmas or birthday money without telling them.
My kids play with their stuff cause I don’t let devises in school nights
It’s hard to really narrow down what it is, being generational, fear based or what have you...
We had numerous things on display that my kid just wouldn’t touch or wasn’t interested in being the swords and daggers on the wall to the transformers and graphic novels on the shelves to the video games upon video games. Only one time did a friend of hers attempt to lift a sword from the wall only to drop it from the weight and I think the lesson was learned there, but I never ever scolded her or her friend, I was more concerned about their safety.
Now as for my Pokémon and magic cards? That’s a different story lol
My daughter got into my deck bag when she was 4 and she fed the cards to our dog! He chewed up about $4k worth of cards... 😢
Heads up, it is pronounced "Lay-say fair" not "La-zay fair". I think you might be thinking of the word blasé which is pronounced "Bla-zay". Source: Am french
My 6 year old daughter has never got in to my stuff. She plays a lot but leaves my collection alone. I am worried about my one year old. She is eyeing up everything she shouldn't touch at every moment.
The more likely they will break the higher up and out of reach they are. I also buy cheaper ones I keep at eye level and they know they can touch those. If you make the whole thing forbidden, the more they will want to touch it.
This generation of kiddos seems to be more interested in electronics then toys. The world is very different now.
I think it’s telling that the parents have to do the transformations because they’re too complicated for the kids to do.
They're talking about toys designed for adults.
Hasbro has 3 different age groups of toys with 3 different levels of complexity.
Well good thing I'm single and childless.
Hhhellloooo
Look don’t touch
Well alright!
Love ya bobby. but this is a stupid ass conversation . The kids look like there doing actual exercises cause they cant go away for hours at a time on a bike to go build treeforts in BF nowhere like you and i had too .That was exercise .Then had to hand mow an acre of grass afterwards . I , myself have never seen kids do a gym routine in a play ground before but im Canadian . Yours kids arnt playing with your toys cause there spooked too . there whole lifes thieve been told this is special shit . Why would they chance it ?Would you have knowing that rep ? i can only compare being told its cool playing with my grandmothers dishes," But dont Break Them See ?? ". Didnt need the possible heart attack at age 7 . Keep up the good work over there tough guy. Love the content . cheers !
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Dont do this