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Mine too! They actually started making them again recently, I saw some at Target.
by IWillForgetThis 4y ago
Mine too! They actually started making them again recently, I saw some at Target.
- bilsbie 4y agoWow. I looked it up though and it seems like they don’t have nearly the same level of detail as the old ones. https://www.target.com/p/micromachines-multipack-super-15-pack/-/A-80117963 https://www.target.com/p/micromachines-multipack-super-15-pa...
- whythre 4y agoThis is generally true of most toys nowadays, unless they are designed for collectors. The level of detail in many 90s and early 2000s figures are superior to the poor modern day stuff. In the case of Micro Machines, many of the molds are the same but the plastic is softer and cheaper, while the paint jobs are downright sloppy.
- dimator 4y agoYes the new ones are generally garbage, compared to the originals. Race to the bottom, et al. Also Transformers especially are just monobody plastic garbage now.
- grendelt 4y agoThey're chunkier than the old ones. My mom gave me a box with all of mine and my brothers' old Micro Machines in it. My son discovered them and quickly found his favorite ones. They now go with us as "car toys" and "restraint toys" because they're so small and portable. But the new ones are slightly larger and chunkier than the original.