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Thread: Greatest Single Toy Ever?
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Old 08-17-2009, 10:50 AM   #7
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Transformers G1 Fortress Maximus. Not only is it the largest Transformer ever produced, it also had endless playability with its many accessories and sheer size. Fort Max scaled beautifully with the Minibots and Scramble City toys and bristled with weaponry in all modes. Any collection that has one of these in it is truly impressive.

After that, I'd say G.I.Joe ARAH USS Flagg, much for the same reasons as Fort Max. Loaded with weapons and accessories and scaled to the Joes and smaller vehicles, it was the perfect backdrop for those endless battles with Cobra. Not to mentiont that it was six feet long!

For me, the only reason Fort Max beats the Flagg is that Fort Max can transform x3.
I agree. I never had Fort Max as a kid, but always wanted one. Just recently I was fortunate enough to finally add a minty MIB to my collection. Just the name Fortress Maximus makes you think "the best"....so he gets my vote.
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