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Transformers merchandise has seen a significant surge in demand over the last decade. While market analysts attribute this uptick to the July, 2007 launch of the Transformers movie and its sequels and prequels to be released during the years to follow, interest in vintage toys from the franchise's beginnings is also experiencing a revival. This comes as no surprise to the team at Wheeljack's Lab who have watched this development unfold from the beginning. In response to the current resurgence, staff Transformers expert, Chris Ingledue has launched the company's latest lineup of toy collections from this long-running franchise."We're proud to have had the privilege of reuniting Transformers and other vintage toys with more than 100,000 buyers and collectors around the world," said Ingledue. "We're on an ongoing mission to drive the number of connections even higher. No toy collector around knows the value of Transformers collections better than we do, and we boast a vast selection of pieces, all of which are sure to take buyers back to their childhoods for a moment or two."
Though Hasbro's convertible robot franchise dates back more than 60 years, the official Transformers U.S. launch took place in 1984. Original action figures in what has been dubbed the Generation: 1 series included Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Jazz, Megatron and Starscream as well as 15 other well-known characters. Introduction of those action figures was accompanied by the kick off of the inaugural Transformers animated series.
Numerous other additions to the media and toy lineup have been released over the years, such as various spin-off animated series. An extensive selection of new characters and revisions with various features have likewise been brought to light along with Metroplex and Tripticon play sets to name a few.
Wheeljack's Lab purchases a wide range of Transformers items, including sealed bulk warehouse stock, used action figures, accessories and replacement parts among others. In addition to purchasing toys and collections, the company sells merchandise to customers looking to complete their own collections. Further details regarding purchasing and selling procedures and inventory are available via the company website.
Concluded Ingledue, "We've been Buying and Selling Transformers Toys Collections for almost 20 years and look forward to devoting many more decades to our passion for helping people reconnect with their favorite childhood characters. Anyone looking to sell their Transformers toys or add to their own collections is invited to contact us for more information."
About Wheeljack's Lab:
Established in 1999, Wheeljack's Lab specializes in reuniting Transformers aficionados with their favorite childhood toys and collectibles.
Contact Info:
Name: Chris Ingledue
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Organization: Wheeljack’s Lab
Address: Eldora, IA, 50627
Phone: 515-329-5090
Website: https://wheeljackslab.com
Release ID: 463415
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