Talk:Inside...a Transformer Not Sold in Any Store! - Revision history

G.B. Blackrock at 20:51, 11 July 2025

2025-07-11T20:51:44Z

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	Haha, it really expired in 1987? I remember getting one of these flyers with some toy or other as a kid, and the earliest Transformers I owned back then were Sizzle, Quickmix, and Powermaster Optimus Prime, all of which initially hit the shelves in 1988. Good work, Hasbro! --[[User:Andrusi\|Andrusi]] 15:25, 28 March 2011 (EDT)		Haha, it really expired in 1987? I remember getting one of these flyers with some toy or other as a kid, and the earliest Transformers I owned back then were Sizzle, Quickmix, and Powermaster Optimus Prime, all of which initially hit the shelves in 1988. Good work, Hasbro! --[[User:Andrusi\|Andrusi]] 15:25, 28 March 2011 (EDT)
	:Sorry to respond to a 14-year-old comment, but having only 'just' gotten a boxed specimen of Ironworks that still had its paperwork (including an example of this flyer), I can confirm that the offer was extended to at least September 30, 1989.[[User:G.B. Blackrock\|G.B. Blackrock]] ([[User talk:G.B. Blackrock\|talk]]) 16:49, 11 July 2025 (EDT)		:Sorry to respond to a 14-year-old comment, but having only 'just' gotten a boxed specimen of Ironworks that still had its paperwork (including an example of this flyer), I can confirm that the offer was extended to at least September 30, 1989. --[[User:G.B. Blackrock\|G.B. Blackrock]] ([[User talk:G.B. Blackrock\|talk]]) 16:49, 11 July 2025 (EDT)

G.B. Blackrock: Later version of the flyer offers a later expiration date.

2025-07-11T20:49:10Z

Later version of the flyer offers a later expiration date.

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	Haha, it really expired in 1987? I remember getting one of these flyers with some toy or other as a kid, and the earliest Transformers I owned back then were Sizzle, Quickmix, and Powermaster Optimus Prime, all of which initially hit the shelves in 1988. Good work, Hasbro! --[[User:Andrusi\|Andrusi]] 15:25, 28 March 2011 (EDT)		Haha, it really expired in 1987? I remember getting one of these flyers with some toy or other as a kid, and the earliest Transformers I owned back then were Sizzle, Quickmix, and Powermaster Optimus Prime, all of which initially hit the shelves in 1988. Good work, Hasbro! --[[User:Andrusi\|Andrusi]] 15:25, 28 March 2011 (EDT)
			:Sorry to respond to a 14-year-old comment, but having only 'just' gotten a boxed specimen of Ironworks that still had its paperwork (including an example of this flyer), I can confirm that the offer was extended to at least September 30, 1989.[[User:G.B. Blackrock\|G.B. Blackrock]] ([[User talk:G.B. Blackrock\|talk]]) 16:49, 11 July 2025 (EDT)

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2011-03-28T19:25:48Z

New page: Haha, it really expired in 1987? I remember getting one of these flyers with some toy or other as a kid, and the earliest Transformers I owned back then were Sizzle, Quickmix, and Powerma...

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Haha, it really expired in 1987? I remember getting one of these flyers with some toy or other as a kid, and the earliest Transformers I owned back then were Sizzle, Quickmix, and Powermaster Optimus Prime, all of which initially hit the shelves in 1988. Good work, Hasbro! --[[User:Andrusi|Andrusi]] 15:25, 28 March 2011 (EDT)