They could always try painting details like hubcaps and lights again or go back to clear windows.

Also, I'd love smaller and more efficient boxes (DOWN WITH CORNER WINDOWS) but as somebody living in a Soviet market I don't think our shelves can stand to look even emptier.

 

Those plastic inserts and cardboard backs can be recycled already.

 

Yes i know about the cardboard, thats why i wondered wether it would be better for the enviroment to use more cardboard and less plastic for TF packaging, but i didnt know about the plastic. But that would only be the case in countries where those kinds of plastic waste are collected seperatly from household waste though. I doubt that is the case everywhere. I have been keeping my boxes up till now but i'm running out of space   so i'll have to check this stuff out more seriously.

 

Certainly that would improve the look of the alt modes, but it would also increase the cost of the figure, unfortunately, and that's likely an even bigger concern than how good it looks in the package.

 

No I like the current packaging. It's very collector friendly and easy to open without ripping it apart.

And nothing in the history of transformers will ever top the awfulness that was Armada's packaging.