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[JelZe GoldRabbit]

The hunt is on again! All Dutch fans fans here should check out their local Bart Smit, as a new batch of backstock has arrived: Dark of the Moon Cyberverse Legion Wave 3. Surprisingly, it's in neither US or Canadian packaging, but in EU packaging! Me, I got:

DotM Legion Roadbuster

I only needed him to complete my Cyberverse Wreckers group. I'll get Flak later, maybe Starscream, but Stealth Bumblebee? No.

Right, now it's time for the Deluxe Wreckers... I want my Deluxe Leadfoot!

[RAcast]

You should definitely get Flak, he's a very cool little guy! While he lacks knees, he's got a great range of motion in his arms. He can even hold his shoulder cannon.

[robotmel]

"I can't work with these 'bots!"

[Transformers Hoarder]

Just picked up a Dropkick. Here's my jet pack mode.

[JackStraw]

Just remember this, colours do not exist! Yes, colours do not exist. You may ask: then why we see colour? The answer is simple: our brain.

When you look at the vast spectrum of electromagnetic wave, did you realize that there’s this particular segment in between that differs from others? Yes, the “visible light” spectrum. More significantly, they have colours. These colours are what we called “visible light”. In fact, this particular range of electromagnetic wave is no different from any other wavelengths of electromagnetic wave, say, gamma rays. Then why it could be detected by us and exhibit colours?

Our eye is a near-perfect organ. It works so perfectly that the lens changes it shape so that image can be formed at the sharpest focus on our retina, and our retina has numerous highly-sophisticated photoreceptor cells that can detect even the slightest amount of photons that falls on it, being even more sensitive than a digital camera sensor. Light that falls on a person’s retina is detected by the photoreceptor cells and converted into electrical impulses. The electrical impulses are then fired to his brains to be read. And now the interpretations are being made by our brains.

Experiments have tell us that light is no more than mere electromagnetic waves. The vast electromagnetic wave spectrum covers from radio waves to gamma rays, all are invisible but the segment in between- light rays. Now here’s the question: why light has colours? Why mere waves can have something as beautiful and interesting as colours? Aren’t they just waves? Well yes, they’re just waves, and they don’t exhibit colour as we see.

When the electrical impulses were read by the person’s brain, they were interpreted into something different from what it is per se. Of course, our brain knows that they are just electromagnetic waves, but it purposely changed their contexts and added extra stuffs into the recipe, making light radically different from what it really is. For example, our brains attributed the colour “red” to this specific wavelength of 620 – 750 nm of the electromagnetic wave, and “blue” for 450 – 495 nm. The reason for these “additives” are simple: for surviving. Attributing colour to certain wavelengths of electromagnetic wave means that an animal is easier to differentiate between objects and, in nature, predators.

Now we see that colours are just representation of something dull which is the electromagnetic spectrum from 380 nm to 750 nm. In fact, there are many things that are dull intrinsically that have been converted and interpreted by our brains into something interesting. An example is taste. Have you ever wondered, how can chemicals exhibit properties radically different from what it really is? How can some atoms, bond together to form a molecule, exhibits sweetness? The answer again, is our brain.

In short, although we are both looking at the same thing no one sees it exactly the same. lol, don't mind me I'm bored.

Good stuff!

[Va'al]

Just remember this, colours do not exist! Yes, colours do not exist. You may ask: then why we see colour? The answer is simple: our brain.

Sooo.... They exist to the same extent that everything else does.

[Transformers Hoarder]

Mine says $134.95 US and free shipping Worldwide?

Nope. You misread. It clearly say that the shipping is free only within continental US. As friggin always.

My Canadian bacon will be slapped with a 30$ shipping fee. Plus another 20-25$ in custom fees because the thing come from the USA and is worth more than 100$.

Naaaaah, I'll stay with my Chinese dude.

Give this a try?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/330879649608?ss ... 1438.l2649

[Transformers Hoarder]

I picked up this version of Superion and the Transformers Marvel grey Hulk to create this awesome custom. I like this look over Fansprojects take on it, especially on this version of Superion.

[robotmel]

I picked up this version of Superion and the Transformers Marvel grey Hulk to create this awesome custom. I like this look over Fansprojects take on it, especially on this version of Superion.

So did you actually create this custom Superion or did you buy it ready-made?

[Transformers Hoarder]

I used this guide:

http://cybertronphils.proboards.com/ind ... read=11741