Where the Toys Come From: Inside Hasbro’s Model Workshop

[@In_The_80s]

These guys are truly lucky to have jobs like this. Such a great job and environment to work in.

[@themasquerader101]

Or that is just your outside perspective speaking

[@UniversalNPC]

So these are the heroes that made my childhood

[@fuurious]

I just wanted to see how they modeled it on SolidWorks!!!

[@larryseinfeld2575]

No way! So cool to see Mark Maher here before he became one of the designers that shows up on the Hasbro streams for Transformers.

[@nihil0771]

To short. Also would be good to see how they designed the TFs in the 80s, without computers and designing softwares (and still managed to make the best ones)

[@nguyenangtuandung2745]

like old-school architects. Big-sized papers, a lot.

[@subradiant_music]

Probably more by hand

[@MTC-hy6ig]

they didn't design them. those old toys were imports from various japanese toylines

[@joemedlen2924]

0:55 "this is where the magic is" THIS IS WHERE THE NIGHTMARE IS

[@pinkcoweeland]

Fun fact : 2:04 he's one of them

[@Thelittlethingsoflife]

It’s so different how the models are made now with everything being from 3D prints. While Hasbro still has the workshop still on site where sculptors used to do models by hand out of clay and Bondo(yup that stuff for patching cars), not much happens in there now.

[@mikeax24]

YO i had to pause to admire that Robots In Disguise Movor at the start! He's like my favorite character of all time! YOOOO!

[@starjams]

I really want to work for Hasbro someday.

[@foxypan52]

Me too

[@bumblebot2458]

Man, would I love to design a TF figure. God, would that be cool.

[@Superion247]

Rodimus Prime same to, i might make a proper broadside like the size of combiner wars gestalts

[@bumblebot2458]

That'd be cool!

[@actualcasual6722]

I would love to work at Hasbro

[@thenooblet6904]

The Elmo without the plush looks dang creeeeeeepy

[@princeofdarknessxyz1]

would be nice to scare some kids

[@shanthegamer21]

Roman Reigns LOL SRSLY?!? 🤣🤣🤣

[@zacimusprime4865]

Where did they get the mold ? To make these perfections😄😎😊👍🏻!!!?

[@kingsufian07]

So lucky for them to get employed into hasbro and create toys T_T one day

[@jackunciano413]

OMG I WANT THE DRAGON ONE SO BADDD

[@ultramagnusprime4732]

It's Predaking from Transformers Prime.

[@megabuzzy9496]

How does Hasbro pint paint on some toys?

[@hortenciarodriguez8786]

Mark Maher CAN YOU PLEASE MAKE THE OLD LPS WITH OUT THE PIN HOLES

[@YeenQueenCreations]

Hortencia Rodriguez he doesn’t make the molds

[@handsomediscordkinglord8122]

Painting models,,, this guy is living in the dream

[@krisrhood2127]

When I was younger I went on vacation with my family and we passed the Hasbro factory one night

[@ytterbite2254]

I hope I pick the right course in my collage

[@lisachau2298]

What painting they use decor ceramcoat or other painting products.

[@TheOnlyCathyCat]

That Beast Hunters Optimus Prime is an awesome toy. That was my son's generation of Transformers and its still a firm favourite now with his younger sister and her even little-er sister too. Solid design, easy to play with, chunky, bright colour palette, fun gimmick. I think Hasbro's place amongst the toy-making giants is deserved, their creative teams deliver excellent works of art that are turned into some of the most fun toys imaginable. You don't have to be a toy nerd (like me) to see appreciate the excellent sculpts and engineering of their Transformers or the colours of their Power Rangers six-inch figures. Star Wars figures have never looked better than the modern ones do, the animatronics of that Elmo is a thing of beauty, they captured the movements of that annoying little toe rag wonderfully its no secret as to why children delight in it so much. ....If we could just smash capitalism and find a more sustainable way of making such products things would be super-duper.

[@deanmckissock4381]

Cool ! Do u make star wars too ?

[@rockydennis1470]

are you hiring?

[@elliotpolanco159]

amazing

[@thecaptain2325]

That's pretty cool

[@dustyyshellz1320]

Me: Skinned elmo isn’t real Skinned Elmo: 👁👄👁

[@yc.fjb.z]

So transformers are designed in solidworks. Thanks, I learned something.

[@yvess.ramirez734]

He would have a decepticon tattoo💪🏻

[@ultramagnusprime4732]

Oh my God. It's transformers Prime figures!

[@nelsongarcia6469]

are u ok elmo?

[@samuelloos]

Fun video keep up the good work and remember jesus loves you all god bless and remember never test the lord

[@bolognesi4094]

cool

[@gino11ish]

“Culture has evolved,” Kimberly Boyd, Hasbro’s senior vice president of global brands, told Fast Company. “Kids want to be able to represent their own experiences. The way the brand currently exists - with the ‘Mr.’ and ‘Mrs.’ - is limiting when it comes to both gender identity and family structure.”

[@mrbrnz001]

Bhtch Elmo

[@AmitRozee]

what with bayblade

[@darththunderstorm6331]

Pro series

[@aubynkillingbeck8750]

i see a baby alive doll in the background

[@shanthegamer21]

It’s Hasbro. They did Baby Alive and they still do,

[@shanthegamer21]

Can those guys do Power Rangers stuff? Yes they can!

[@mlgdogegamen4005]

Thats why school is importante

[@gabrielledkamp6703]

elmo is very creepy without his fur he looks like he would murder you in your sleep or something

[@KameRiderGeatsfeverzombie]

i totaly wana watch them make a transformer

[@foolhardby]

Collins 2020

[@renegadebiker24]

I find this interesting, yet Hasbro still can not figure out distribution between Target, and Wal-Mart, and continues to make the toys in a hostile country, because they have outsourced American jobs, just to "save money" while being in a country that couldn't care less about the environment, or child or slave labor laws, and yet continue to produce them while selling out the current figures because of distribution, scammers, and scalpers that totally ruin collecting, and yet can not make vehicles for G I Joe, yet fans are making the vehicles by 3D Printers.

[@hortenciarodriguez8786]

hi