New Image Of Revoltech Transformers Movie Optimus Prime

There is no blur, He's just that bad ass that the camera can't keep him all in focus at the same time.

Aside from the arms and hands, is the rest of his lower body the figure or CGI render?

Either way looks nice, hopefully they'll do a megs. Unfortunatly I never saw revoltech's again after I saw one in Forbiddon Planet a few years back With this being the movie, they may be stocked more and in more places

what happened to the energon prime they made. that was bad ass looking.

griftimus prime wrote:what happened to the energon prime they made. that was bad ass looking.

Canceled, sadly.

Road-hole wrote:Does anyone know the general price on these things? Will it be more expensive than the Dual Model kit?

Revoltechs usually cost about 15-30 bucks (excluding a few ones) and I don't think this guy'll be any different.

I hope this means they'll get back to doing more revoltech transformers. My other guys are getting lonely.

Road-hole wrote:

mattyc1007 wrote:Aside from the arms and hands, is the rest of his lower body the figure or CGI render?

That speaks volumes on how good this figure looks.

Does anyone know the general price on these things? Will it be more expensive than the Dual Model kit?

that doesn't really speak volumes about how the figure looks.. it speaks volumes about his knowledge of how movie prime looks.

That's very expensive. Anyone have any idea as to the size of this guy, cause most Revoltech TFs are really small, and if he's the same size I can't see how that price would be worth it. To be fair though, the details on this guy look amazing, so that and likely the bulk is what constitutes the price.

New images of the upcoming Revoltech Movie Optimus Prime have surfaced that give us a better look at the weapon accessories that will accompany the figure. Take a look at the mirrored images below.

IMO, If it doesn't transform, its not a transformer.
This is basically an overly detailed robot replica under a bigger brand name with a better history and a longer running time. I'm not saying I don't like it, I'm saying that that model prime looks a whole lot better. Plus, I'm just a gundam fan!
Love building them!
The new model TFs are just what the doctor ordered. I just wish that they could make transformable figures with this much detail. I mean, they're so complex in the movies, people can't expect the toys to be simple blocks like in the past. They don't need all those gimmicks! I like moving parts and lights and sounds as much as the next guy, but if it takes away from the figure, then it's not worth it. If companies need to make movie accurate robot modes for what was once, and still is, something with more than just a robot mode, then that tells you something!
it tells you that you can't just replicate movie magic.
I swear though, If they tried hard enough, they could get ALL those moving parts there, and have them in all the right places!
It would be mindbogglingly complex yes, but it would also be satisfying, wouldn't it? sure, it would up the price like $20 a figure, but for that level of complexity, would it be so bad? I understand it would be expensive to make, and that people would complain. so my proposition is this.
Make the regular tfs for the kiddies, and pump out the overly freakin complex piles of screen accuracy for us collectors! I'm open to the challenge!
Each box would have a complexity level of 10-120!
Ide buy them all!

of course this won't happen.
back on topic.
he's pretty cool, For a nontransformable figure I guess, but I still won't buy.