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  • Palifan
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    Originally posted by mego
    That guy needs a hug and a hostess snack cake.

    Lol!

    I know I wouldn't have much to be upset about even if I had half of his collection.......in fact I'd be happy with just half the size of his display room to put my collection in

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  • mego
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    Originally posted by Palifan
    i have to agree also, I've enjoyed his videos for years but recently he just seems angry about everything and even when he does like something like the BSG Viper made to scale with the 3.75" figures, he still talks with a slight frown the whole time.

    It's a shame as my son just watched his vid about his DeLorean ( my son has just discovered Back To The Future ), and he seemed a lot more relaxed back then. Maybe it's looking through all of the comments for him on the internet at various places (including this one lol).

    Ian
    Oh man, Retroblasting was fun, but definitely not anymore!
    I stopped watching Michael too. Way too much of an angry downer.
    You’d think that a toy collector would find more joy in the hobby they pursue.
    That guy needs a hug and a hostess snack cake.

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  • Bruce Banner
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    Love those old Kenner commercials.

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  • Palifan
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    [QUOTE=sprytel;1444706]This is still my favorite take on the Carbon Freezing Chamber:

    I've not seen that ad before and that's pretty much how my play sets looked back in the day although it's missing toilet roll cardboard tubes and tin foil

    Ian

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  • Goblin19
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    I’d probably buy that if you packaged it in a vintage box. It would be pretty damn funny.

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  • sprytel
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    This is still my favorite take on the Carbon Freezing Chamber:

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  • Falstaff13
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    I agree that he's grown angrier, and I do think there are many videos that seem to go for this approach. I have found more or more times where a channel that seemed to have a tight, happier style is now both angrier and much looser ("turn on camera, start chatting"). Some who used really to structure their talks now aren't doing research.

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  • Werewolf
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    Originally posted by Earth 2 Chris
    Too much vitriol over stuff that honestly doesn't matter, especially with all the real-world issues we're facing nowadays.
    I totally agree. Sadly I think some youtubers have decided rage gets them more views than toys or nostalgia.

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    ^I wonder how much of that audience is willing to stick around with his "new" attitude, though? I've stopped watching his videos as well. Too much vitriol over stuff that honestly doesn't matter, especially with all the real-world issues we're facing nowadays. A video on toy discussion can be critical, but should still be a light, fluffy distraction, in my opinion.

    Chris

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  • palitoy
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    Originally posted by Palifan
    i have to agree also, I've enjoyed his videos for years but recently he just seems angry about everything and even when he does like something like the BSG Viper made to scale with the 3.75" figures, he still talks with a slight frown the whole time.
    Ha! One comment I read said something to the effect of "Why does it feel like he's describing cancer? He clearly likes the toy"

    It seems though that a lot of people dig this sort of approach, it's not for me but he's got a big audience.

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  • Palifan
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    Originally posted by Werewolf
    He is an odd one. His persona went from a good natured toy restorer to hating everything with an all consuming burning passion. Seriously, that is one angry dude. I can't watch him anymore.
    i have to agree also, I've enjoyed his videos for years but recently he just seems angry about everything and even when he does like something like the BSG Viper made to scale with the 3.75" figures, he still talks with a slight frown the whole time.

    It's a shame as my son just watched his vid about his DeLorean ( my son has just discovered Back To The Future ), and he seemed a lot more relaxed back then. Maybe it's looking through all of the comments for him on the internet at various places (including this one lol).

    Ian

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  • enyawd72
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    Originally posted by Werewolf
    He is an odd one. His persona went from a good natured toy restorer to hating everything with an all consuming burning passion. Seriously, that is one angry dude. I can't watch him anymore.
    Same here...I used to love his videos but all he does now is complain about everything.

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  • Werewolf
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    Originally posted by palitoy
    I know folks like "retroblasting" weren't gonna be fans.
    He is an odd one. His persona went from a good natured toy restorer to hating everything with an all consuming burning passion. Seriously, that is one angry dude. I can't watch him anymore.

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  • palitoy
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    Originally posted by Werewolf
    To be fair SW fans have become infamous complainers known for their negativity.
    Oh trust me, I'm factoring out a lot here, I know folks like "retroblasting" weren't gonna be fans.

    It just came up in a small and very calm toy group I'm in, where the folks there rarely seem to be "upset" about anything. I actually enjoyed the conversation but
    their points were valid as to why it's kind of lackluster to them. The majority of them are Pulse members and liked prior releases very much.

    Honestly, I think Bespin is really an undeveloped property. Hasbro would have been better to create this large, connective environment that fans could buy in installments.

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  • Palifan
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    Originally posted by Earth 2 Chris
    That may be the understatement of the year.

    Chris
    Lol! It's so true but this is a little underwhelming as a play set but I guess you do get a figure with it and as mentioned before the box looks pretty sweet. It does feel like Hasbro have pretty much given up with the 3.75" scale figures after 40 years and it'll be interesting to see what else they release in this size over the next few years.

    ian

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