Transformers boxes?

[JLvatron]

Originally Posted by agesthreeandup

My question - What is the point of owning a transformer toy if you can't transform it?

As the voice of morality on this board, I must say there is no moral reason to do so. A Transformer left unTransformed is indeed 1 of the terrible immorals plaguing our world.

[agesthreeandup]

Originally Posted by Nyghtwynd

I keep my boxes in case (heaven forbid) i ever need to sell them off. They're all piled up in my basement crawlspace, even the Deluxe boxes with the plastic still partially on.

Good idea. Few things to consider if you keep them in a crawspace.

1 - cardboard and dampness do not mix.
2 - don't leave them on a cement floor
3 - plastic bins are a good idea incase of a flood or rodents. Rodents will make a good nest out of boxes.

These all come because I have no idea what your crawlspace is like. Whenever I hear crawlspace, I think of a dark cement floored area.

Spencer.

[Aernaroth]

Originally Posted by JLvatron

As the voice of morality on this board, I must say there is no moral reason to do so. A Transformer left unTransformed is indeed 1 of the terrible immorals plaguing our world.

Free them from their plastic prisons!

[Shepp]

Originally Posted by Aernaroth

Free them from their plastic prisons!

oddly enough, thats what it feels like i'm doing when i open a transformer (moreso than any other action figures). or cracking them out of stasis. but getting them back into stasis is a bit of a problem.

yes, plastic bins are a must if you want to store boxes. it may also be a good idea to disassemble the box and store it flat if possible. that would reduce the size required to store them