My Little Panzer: Difference between revisions

*** Which doesn't change the fact that it's ''a heavy chunk of metal with points'' that you can presumably still ''throw like a ninja star''. (Which is the first thing that anybody did when they got one of those)

* Entertech Water Pistols were one of the reasons that toy guns are molded in garish colors now to keep police from misinterpreting a child's toy, and keeping criminals from using them in holdups. The commercial even clearly ''stated'':

* Another ''[[Transformers]]'' example; there used to be a line of toys with the ability to "spark", they would produce light, sound, and exhaust similar to real engines and weapons. They work via an internal steel wheel rubbing a flint, much like a cigarette lighter. Skating ''[[Barbie]]'' dolls had similar roller blades to spark up the ground. Needless to say, Hasbro refuses to produce these anymore.

* Most knock-off toys (the kind of things you find at car boot sales, market stalls etc. they're normally based on a popular kid's film or cartoon, for example ''[[Spider-Man]]'' or ''[[Cars]]'') are made with lead paint or will fall apart VERY easily. This is generally done because they're cheap to make and they're generally bought by parents who don't realize the dangers and just see a cheap toy.