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See those little guys by his feet? They're about the size of humans (or maybe a tad larger in these bodies, but just a bit). Now imagine an average sized Autobot or Decepticon standing with them all in that picture.

Conclusion: There is nothing wrong with the size of this toy.

We don't need a bigger Tankor toy. What we need are smaller Maximal toys.

Sabrblade wrote:We don't need a bigger Tankor toy. What we need are smaller Maximal toys.

I like your spin!

You can argue that because he's the size of Classics Bee, the toy should be about double the height to be in scale with that picture. But I don't care all that much... as an army of drones, they will serve their purpose.

Eh, justify it all you want, Tankor being a Deluxe just doesn't work for me.




... unless they make Cyberverse/Legend versions of the other Vehicons/BM bots. *hint hint, Hasbro*

megatronus wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:We don't need a bigger Tankor toy. What we need are smaller Maximal toys.

I like your spin!

You can argue that because he's the size of Classics Bee, the toy should be about double the height to be in scale with that picture.

Unless G1 Bumblebee was the size of Tankor in the continuity of the BM cartoon.

It's kinda like how Titanium Optimal Optimus is scaled decently to other Autobot and Decepticon toys, as he only towered over other Maximals and Predacons.

Sabrblade wrote:

megatronus wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:We don't need a bigger Tankor toy. What we need are smaller Maximal toys.

I like your spin!

You can argue that because he's the size of Classics Bee, the toy should be about double the height to be in scale with that picture.

Unless G1 Bumblebee was the size of Tankor in the continuity of the BM cartoon.

It's kinda like how Titanium Optimal Optimus is scaled decently to other Autobot and Decepticon toys, as he only towered over other Maximals and Predacons.

Clever reasoning for sure & as someone who cares about scale a little, I appreciate it. But, based on Spike's size compared to Bee's in the G1 cartoon, I still think Tankor should be bigger than classics Bee.

Doctor McGrath wrote:Clever reasoning for sure & as someone who cares about scale a little, I appreciate it. But, based on Spike's size compared to Bee's in the G1 cartoon, I still think Tankor should be bigger than classics Bee.

Hence my use of "the continuity of the BM cartoon" over other continuities we actually saw G1 Bee in.

Sabrblade wrote:

Doctor McGrath wrote:Clever reasoning for sure & as someone who cares about scale a little, I appreciate it. But, based on Spike's size compared to Bee's in the G1 cartoon, I still think Tankor should be bigger than classics Bee.

Hence my use of "the continuity of the BM cartoon" over other continuities we actually saw G1 Bee in.

Yeah, you're trying to make it work & that's all that matters. I'll buy him. I'll just make sure he isn't anywhere near United Frenzy/Rumble. He'd feel really bad then.

Doctor McGrath wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

megatronus wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:We don't need a bigger Tankor toy. What we need are smaller Maximal toys.

I like your spin!

You can argue that because he's the size of Classics Bee, the toy should be about double the height to be in scale with that picture.

Unless G1 Bumblebee was the size of Tankor in the continuity of the BM cartoon.

It's kinda like how Titanium Optimal Optimus is scaled decently to other Autobot and Decepticon toys, as he only towered over other Maximals and Predacons.

Clever reasoning for sure & as someone who cares about scale a little, I appreciate it. But, based on Spike's size compared to Bee's in the G1 cartoon, I still think Tankor should be bigger than classics Bee.

I've been saying the smaller Cyberverse/Commander/Legends size would be great for some BW bots (okay maybe Scout size for the bigger guys really) but the problem is they'd probably end up really poor because of how the transformations are.

craggy wrote:

Doctor McGrath wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

megatronus wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:We don't need a bigger Tankor toy. What we need are smaller Maximal toys.

I like your spin!

You can argue that because he's the size of Classics Bee, the toy should be about double the height to be in scale with that picture.

Unless G1 Bumblebee was the size of Tankor in the continuity of the BM cartoon.

It's kinda like how Titanium Optimal Optimus is scaled decently to other Autobot and Decepticon toys, as he only towered over other Maximals and Predacons.

Clever reasoning for sure & as someone who cares about scale a little, I appreciate it. But, based on Spike's size compared to Bee's in the G1 cartoon, I still think Tankor should be bigger than classics Bee.

I've been saying the smaller Cyberverse/Commander/Legends size would be great for some BW bots (okay maybe Scout size for the bigger guys really) but the problem is they'd probably end up really poor because of how the transformations are.

I don't mind their deluxe size because I don't put them with my classics figures. The Beast Wars cast has a shelf to themselves. Too important to me personally to hide among everyone else.

I wonder... Is Tankor his own entity in this series, or does he carry Gen. Rhinox' spark?

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:I wonder... Is Tankor his own entity in this series, or does he carry Gen. Rhinox' spark?

As far as I know, he's a separate character.

Mindmaster wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:I wonder... Is Tankor his own entity in this series, or does he carry Gen. Rhinox' spark?

As far as I know, he's a separate character.

I don't know honestly. I wonder when we will see his voyager toy in the comics?

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:I wonder... Is Tankor his own entity in this series, or does he carry Gen. Rhinox' spark?

Most likely, Tankor is his own character now. IDW has had a general rule of "no upgrading anyone into anyone else" right now. Galvatron isn't Megatron. Cyclonus isn't Bombshell or Skywarp. Scourge isn't Thundercracker. Goldbug isn't Bumblebee, though Bumblebee did get a brief Goldbug or "Goldfire" makeover recently, Goldbug is still himself a separate character established earlier in the ongoing series.

Here's some images of Rattrap Posted by CYBERGEEKS Alliance on Facebook .

Also some of Tankor posted by CYBERGEEKS Alliance posted on FaceBook

It's definitely been a while, but we can finally report an official sighting of Transformers Generations Deluxe (Fat) Tankor and Rattrap, courtesy of fellow Seibertron.com user Bounti76. The figures were purchased at a Walmart in Centerville, Utah - so head to the Sightings section of the site, and happy hunting!

THIS IS NEWS!!!!!!????

I saw these two weeks ago! Slagging-dangit!

Oh well, passed them up. Just can't get over tankor's tank mode, and not into the Beasty stuff. Gonna regret that down the road, but for now I am completely happy with my DofFP stuff.

GIVE ME MAH CROSSCUT!!!

Found these a few weeks ago in St Petersburg Fl at a Walmart

i wish they would show up in ohio damn it

easy pass, too ugly for words.

And they were found down here last week.

louisiana-transformers-sightings-t45066s975.php

sithlord9849 » 16 Jul 2014 20:13

I know because I have a Rattrap that he picked up for me.

so is the normal price for these $10 or are they on sale again? I was at walmart the other day and the prices were back up to $15. Only thing still on sale at the time were the one step changers. But at $10 id pick these up no problem, even though im not a fan of either mold a figure & a comic for $10 is a great deal.

Haven't seen them in NY. I'm at my folks house in NJ right now, and I just got back from a quick hunt. Didn't see anything at Target, and made a conscious decision to avoid Wal-Mart. Kind of regretting that now...

Megatron Wolf wrote:so is the normal price for these $10 or are they on sale again? I was at walmart the other day and the prices were back up to $15. Only thing still on sale at the time were the one step changers. But at $10 id pick these up no problem, even though im not a fan of either mold a figure & a comic for $10 is a great deal.

When I found Rattrap and (Fat) Tankor on the pegs, their regular tag (no sale tag in sight) said $9.97. The Generations movie figures were still at $14.97, and were nowhere to be seen, completely cleaned out.

Still not much of anything but AoE in Baton Rouge, LA. We're usually pretty good about getting new releases. The way the AoE toys are shelfwarming does nor make me feel good about seeing these anytime soon. What are the case mates with these two?