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[[File:Fun4allwindcharger.jpg|right|upright=1.4|thumb|Will not survive being kept in your pocket.]] | [[File:Fun4allwindcharger.jpg|right|upright=1.4|thumb|Will not survive being kept in your pocket.]] | ||
'''Fun4All''' was a company that specialized in novelty keychains. Under license from Hasbro, they created a set of Transformer keychains using modified versions of several 1984 [[Minicar]] molds. [[3H Productions]] also produced exclusives through them for [[BotCon 2002]] and [[BotCon Europe]]. | '''Fun4All''' was a company that specialized in novelty keychains. Under license from Hasbro, they created a set of Transformer keychains using modified versions of several 1984 [[Minicar]] molds. [[3H Productions]] also produced exclusives through them for [[BotCon 2002]] and [[BotCon Europe 2002]]. | ||
Sadly, the company went bankrupt in 2004, putting an end to the line. The keychain Minicars were later re-released by [[Basic Fun]]. | Sadly, the company went bankrupt in 2004, putting an end to the line. The keychain Minicars were later re-released by [[Basic Fun]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:11, 21 October 2016
Fun4All was a company that specialized in novelty keychains. Under license from Hasbro, they created a set of Transformer keychains using modified versions of several 1984 Minicar molds. 3H Productions also produced exclusives through them for BotCon 2002 and BotCon Europe 2002.
Sadly, the company went bankrupt in 2004, putting an end to the line. The keychain Minicars were later re-released by Basic Fun.
- Bumblebee
- Brawn
- Cliffjumper
- Glyph (BotCon 2002)
- Rook (BotCon Europe 2002)
- Tap-Out (BotCon 2002)
- Windcharger
