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Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sat Jun 16, 2012 10:46 pmby El Duque
Word reaches us from
Ozformers that the Transformers Prime Weaponizers have been released in Australia. Both Optimus Prime and Bumblebee were found a Target for 59 AUD. Hopefully this is a sign these two will be showing up at domestic retail soon. These are Leader Class size figures that feature weapons systems that can be deployed in both vehicle and robots modes. Click
here for the Seibertron.com gallery of these two from BotCon 2012.
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:13 pmby starscream2222
I notified Seibertron about this earlier in the week. The credit belongs to me.....
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:36 pmby El Duque
starscream2222 wrote:I notified Seibertron about this earlier in the week. The credit belongs to me.....
Credited.
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:36 pmby ILL-Star
They look more like our poor ol' Ultra class size figures. I miss them.
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sun Jun 17, 2012 12:19 amby Ultra Markus
they look a little more show accurate but with a fancy weapon gimmick
just wish they could make the figures without any fancy gimmicks and give us
more of an accurate toy like for instance the first editions, they had regular
weapons and looked a lot better
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sun Jun 17, 2012 12:48 amby Burn
I find it incredibly shocking that these are leader class sized figures for $59, at Target, a store that has been $5-$20 (depending on size class) dearer than the other retailers.
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sun Jun 17, 2012 2:08 amby Megatron Wolf
wait this is whats being passed off as leaders now?! This is getting ridiculous. Unless the damn thing transforms by its self and runs around shouting transform & roll out theres no way in hell these are worth what theyre charging. How can people say that this franchise is on track, this thing derailed miles ago exploded and is now setting fire to the area.
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sun Jun 17, 2012 5:01 amby nemesis-prime
almost $60 i see shelf warmers
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sun Jun 17, 2012 5:29 amby DMSL
Easy pass for me, gimmicky figures with bad sculpts and poopy balance.
The buttons stick out like a sore thumb.
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sun Jun 17, 2012 6:33 amby Arcadia
Megatron Wolf wrote:wait this is whats being passed off as leaders now?! This is getting ridiculous. Unless the damn thing transforms by its self and runs around shouting transform & roll out theres no way in hell these are worth what theyre charging. How can people say that this franchise is on track, this thing derailed miles ago exploded and is now setting fire to the area.
Wait til you see the rear of Optimuses truck mode! You will hate it even more!
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Sun Jun 17, 2012 7:25 amby Jelze Bunnycat
nemesis-prime wrote:almost $60 i see shelf warmers
Australian Dollars. Still, converted it costs the same, but the US price will be a bit lower than that. Still don't want them tho.
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Mon Jun 18, 2012 4:33 pmby MightyMagnus78
WOW. How Craptastic!!
FE Prime may be smaller, but based on those photos he's vastly superior.
Re: Transformers Prime Weaponizers Released In Australia
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Tue Jun 19, 2012 4:19 amby Breakdown 2099
Burn wrote:I find it incredibly shocking that these are leader class sized figures for $59, at Target, a store that has been $5-$20 (depending on size class) dearer than the other retailers.
Yeah, we're a bit rude in that respect to prices. But, they'll be on sale as of 6pm tomorrow. Wednesday 20th June. Along with a few other TFs: Page 33.
http://target.dynamiccatalogue.com.au/c ... dCatalogue