New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed

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spark crusher wrote:hes mistransformed here! i found that you can collapse his arms into his shoulders tightening the joints and fixing his proportions. spread the word!
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Thanks to spark crusher pointing out that Generation Voyager Class Whirl's arms are mis-transformed due to incomplete instructions, the gallery for Generations Voyager Class Whirl has been updated to include a few new pictures with the shoulders properly transformed. The step that the instructions leaves out is that the shoulder ball joint should be pushed in toward Whirl's head. This tightens up the upper arms tremendously and makes the toy look even better. In addition, the double jointed nature of Whirl's knees was not fully taken advantage of in many of the original photos in this gallery so you can now get a better sense of how his legs should be posed. Due to a request from Dead Metal, a few pictures were also added with Whirl's legs reversed so that he has more traditional looking knees. Enjoy!

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Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545575)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on January 27th, 2014 @ 6:15pm CST

Going the extra mile is always a good thing to do, good job! :APPLAUSE:

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545591)
Posted by welcometothedarksyde on January 27th, 2014 @ 6:41pm CST

Looks WAY better with the proper shoulder transformation

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545602)
Posted by RiddlerJ on January 27th, 2014 @ 7:02pm CST

Are we sure that the knees aren't supposed to bend back like normal knees? The hollow part of the thighs is hidden when the legs are posed more traditionally. Maybe they're meant to bend forward just in Gerwalk mode and Hasbro screwed up the instructions.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545606)
Posted by durroth on January 27th, 2014 @ 7:34pm CST

as suspected,it looks so much better with the arms in proper place. The backward knees don't look half bad either

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545612)
Posted by Ultra Markus on January 27th, 2014 @ 8:18pm CST

so much posability! :KREMZEEK:

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545615)
Posted by MINDVVIPE on January 27th, 2014 @ 8:23pm CST

Wicked. Def on the list. I prefer the digitigrade leg arrangement, as it somehow looks more natural to me.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545620)
Posted by Mindmaster on January 27th, 2014 @ 9:15pm CST

Even if he's got teeny little feet, I prefer the backwards configuration of his legs over the IDW way. Nothing against the IDW character (he's completely awesome, several laughs were had when I read the comic that came with Trailbreaker), but the chicken legs don't look right on the original Generation One body.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545621)
Posted by MINDVVIPE on January 27th, 2014 @ 9:22pm CST

Mindmaster wrote:Even if he's got teeny little feet, I prefer the backwards configuration of his legs over the IDW way. Nothing against the IDW character (he's completely awesome, several laughs were had when I read the comic that came with Trailbreaker), but the chicken legs don't look right on the original Generation One body.

I def don't mind the tiny feet either. It's great that we have the option.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545663)
Posted by durroth on January 28th, 2014 @ 3:35am CST

Seibertron wrote: I do think that the upper legs are misassembled. Hasbro and Takara are usually really good about making sure the front and sides of the robot modes don't show hollow plastic. The way the legs are show hollow spots on the sides of the upper legs but the upper legs look much better when turned around 180 degrees. Just the knees are awkward as are the feet when you do this.

What it's looking like to me is they had to compromise for the inverted legs and chose to sacrifice the upper legs of the robot mode for looking better in vehicle mode. Any other side would have been the top/side of the upper leg piece in vehicle mode or the front in robot mode, so they chose to ignore it being on the outside in robot mode rather than redesign the thigh... which would have probably necessitated a game of "Which side do we put the screws on" ... actually I think the whole thing could have been solved if they designed the waist/hips piece to be rotatable 180 degrees in its slider (basically ending up with it "upside down" in one configuration. Really you can't see it in robot mode anyway, but it would reverse which side of the thigh is "outward" in robot mode and all we'd lose is the landing skiff c-clip points being on the outside... If I'm picturing this right in my head)

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545678)
Posted by Doubledealer93 on January 28th, 2014 @ 6:21am CST

finally! his legs are properly transformed! They are not chicken legs! :DANCE:

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545689)
Posted by GuyIncognito on January 28th, 2014 @ 8:21am CST

I don't mind the "hollow spots" on the thighs because they're not completely hollow; it almost looks like it could be a natural part of the design. I wouldn't have even noticed if people hadn't been talking about it.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545690)
Posted by Dead Metal on January 28th, 2014 @ 8:28am CST

Thanks, fantastic, looks much better with the legs turned properly around.

The chicken legs are deffo just there for the Gerwalk mode.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545816)
Posted by durroth on January 28th, 2014 @ 2:21pm CST

I kinda wish takara/hasbro would consider springing the little extra for dry transfer (rub on) decals. Or some chinese 3rd party would start making water sliders. at least for this whirl where the stickers would all look better as decals to begin with.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545856)
Posted by Stormrider on January 28th, 2014 @ 4:28pm CST

It seems like Whirls thighs were misassembled. The outside of the thigh ought to be the inside.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545877)
Posted by AnnaChristine on January 28th, 2014 @ 5:09pm CST

Stormrider wrote:It seems like Whirls thighs were misassembled. The outside of the thigh ought to be the inside.

I would be more inclined to believe it was designed with the G1 "ski" legs in mind with originally and the chicken-legs a legacy of the Gerwalk mode. We already know the shoulder transformation instructions were wrong, so why not the legs too? The thighs look fine with the G1 legs.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545888)
Posted by Autobot032 on January 28th, 2014 @ 5:44pm CST

Seibertron's camera has been hard at work again, producing yet another fantastic gallery! Wait, what's that? Four new galleries? Well, alright then!

This set of galleries showcases the newly released Generations Starscream (based on Armada Starscream), Scoop (based on Targetmaster Scoop), Skywarp (redeco of the FOC Starscream mold) and last, but not least... The Mini-Con Assault Team!

To see any of the galleries in full, click on any of the pictures below to be taken to that figure's gallery. To see all of our galleries, click the link at the bottom and take some time to go through them all, it's quite extensive. We hope you enjoy!

Generations Centuritron

Generations Runway

Generations Heavytread

Generations Windshear

Generations Armada Starscream

Generations Skywarp

Generations Scoop

Generations Holepunch

Generations Caliburst

Keep your optics tuned to Seibertron.com for the latest in news and updates, plus the best galleries around!

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545892)
Posted by Sabrblade on January 28th, 2014 @ 5:52pm CST

I'm a child of the 90's who has almost little-to-no real interest in the post-1987 G1 characters who neither appeared in any of the cartoons (American or Japanese) nor had any particularly notable role in the comics (Marvel, Dreamwave, IDW, etc.), but of the four Deluxes in this wave, it is Scoop who I find myself looking forward to the most.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545896)
Posted by Va'al on January 28th, 2014 @ 6:00pm CST

Scoop has a notable role in the IDW comics.. :-?

(By a broad definition of 'notable'.)

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545898)
Posted by Mindmaster on January 28th, 2014 @ 6:06pm CST

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545925)
Posted by Shadowstream on January 28th, 2014 @ 7:05pm CST

Skywarp is out of place next to those overpriced scouts.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545972)
Posted by megatronus on January 28th, 2014 @ 9:14pm CST

This one right here has got me pumped for Starscream:

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1545981)
Posted by Noideaforaname on January 28th, 2014 @ 9:40pm CST

Looking forward to the Mini-Cons the most. Love small combiners, and they'll make great rivals to Abominus!

That doesn't look right. Shouldn't tail rotors all be equidistant from each other, a perfect X? Looks like it's missing two blades or something.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546028)
Posted by mooncake623 on January 28th, 2014 @ 11:48pm CST

Anyone troop building these minicons? I think I kind of am =X hopefully they'll be enough connections points on them where I can just clip everything into a huge massive ball. :grin:

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546030)
Posted by Flashwave on January 28th, 2014 @ 11:50pm CST

durroth wrote:
Seibertron wrote: I do think that the upper legs are misassembled. Hasbro and Takara are usually really good about making sure the front and sides of the robot modes don't show hollow plastic. The way the legs are show hollow spots on the sides of the upper legs but the upper legs look much better when turned around 180 degrees. Just the knees are awkward as are the feet when you do this.

What it's looking like to me is they had to compromise for the inverted legs and chose to sacrifice the upper legs of the robot mode for looking better in vehicle mode. Any other side would have been the top/side of the upper leg piece in vehicle mode or the front in robot mode, so they chose to ignore it being on the outside in robot mode rather than redesign the thigh... which would have probably necessitated a game of "Which side do we put the screws on" ... actually I think the whole thing could have been solved if they designed the waist/hips piece to be rotatable 180 degrees in its slider (basically ending up with it "upside down" in one configuration. Really you can't see it in robot mode anyway, but it would reverse which side of the thigh is "outward" in robot mode and all we'd lose is the landing skiff c-clip points being on the outside... If I'm picturing this right in my head)

Solvew the issue once and for all: Waist flaps like Energon Bulkhead had... Its the only strike I have angainst Whirl, the sides of an otherwise amazing NOT Apache helicopter cockpit look like mechanical thighs. Somethi ng that could've folded over or around them, even something like how PRID Magnus' wheel assembly worked around his calf would've made a HUGE difference for me and could've covered or allowed for relocating the screw holes.

durroth wrote:I kinda wish takara/hasbro would consider springing the little extra for dry transfer (rub on) decals. Or some chinese 3rd party would start making water sliders. at least for this whirl where the stickers would all look better as decals to begin with.

No... just no. I've used and printed Wet Transfer/Waterslide for model trains, and it won't work for TFs. the intended market is A) too young and/or too rough on them for the decals to work B)not gonna buy or have the sealcoat needed to protect the decals and C) not gonna have the patience or interest in masking their TFs to apply the decal sealer. And you HAVE to apply the sealer, water wo;t magically not activate the decals just because they're on Whirl and not the paper. "Optional" detail arguments won't work either, just ask the Arms Micron guys how much they love their naked figures.

Dry Transfers would be infintately better than wet, but they still takr more patince than aa 10 yea old is gonna spend on a toy, and even the 4H kids and young modellers who do kits and RC and Pinewood and whatever else won't do this to a toy like Whirl. And yes, kids will be buying Whirl, even if he is an homage to 80s fans, if he were a collector piece Wal-Mart wouldn't be carrying him!

Not everyone is a Customizer, nor should they be. Heck, I paint my own trains, I even have a Beast Hunters Hun Grr in a drying rack halfway to looking like Doublecross, (The lower half, if you were curious, I;m still working on his necks) and I wouldn't bother decalling Whirl if they weren't stickers.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546122)
Posted by RiddlerJ on January 29th, 2014 @ 7:24am CST

mooncake623 wrote:Anyone troop building these minicons? I think I kind of am =X hopefully they'll be enough connections points on them where I can just clip everything into a huge massive ball.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546130)
Posted by Sabrblade on January 29th, 2014 @ 9:05am CST

mooncake623 wrote:Anyone troop building these minicons? I think I kind of am =X hopefully they'll be enough connections points on them where I can just clip everything into a huge massive ball.

That's a neat idea. With that many you'd have your small army of Ammonites.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546132)
Posted by GuyIncognito on January 29th, 2014 @ 9:24am CST

Hasbro should be sending product samples to Ryan before their release for him to photograph. His photos make the figures seem so much more appealing than the standard stock photos. There have been so many figures that I hadn't planned on buying until I saw the Seibertron gallery.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546156)
Posted by wilcosu35 on January 29th, 2014 @ 10:24am CST

Noideaforaname wrote:Looking forward to the Mini-Cons the most. Love small combiners, and they'll make great rivals to Abominus!

That doesn't look right. Shouldn't tail rotors all be equidistant from each other, a perfect X? Looks like it's missing two blades or something.

The AH-64 Apache would like to object to your opinion :grin:

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546206)
Posted by Seibertron on January 29th, 2014 @ 1:38pm CST

mooncake623 wrote:Anyone troop building these minicons? I think I kind of am =X hopefully they'll be enough connections points on them where I can just clip everything into a huge massive ball.

I thought about doing this ... I wouldn't mind having 2 more sets. That seems to be my happy troop builder number. 3 Sweeps. 3 Sharticons. 3 of each Vehicon mold/version. Basically ... a leader and two troops.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546207)
Posted by Seibertron on January 29th, 2014 @ 1:43pm CST

GuyIncognito wrote:Hasbro should be sending product samples to Ryan before their release for him to photograph. His photos make the figures seem so much more appealing than the standard stock photos. There have been so many figures that I hadn't planned on buying until I saw the Seibertron gallery.

Thanks for the compliment, GuyIncognito. It's nice to hear things like this.

I wish Hasbro would do this also! Mattel does it for some of their products. Licensed companies such as Shout! and Kids Logic have sent me early samples for review purposes. The catch with Hasbro is that they seem to treat all of the fansites the same, regardless of their popularity (i.e. if they do it for one site, they do it for all ... no favorites, which I'm assuming came out of the whole Orson's World ordeal 10 years ago). Great for the little guy, but not so great for the big sites like Seibertron.com.

If Hasbro's reading this ... I'd love to get early samples so that I can photograph them to help with promoting upcoming products!

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546208)
Posted by GuyIncognito on January 29th, 2014 @ 1:49pm CST

Well they're missing out on a great way to get their products promoted for free! You'd get more traffic for your site, and Hasbro would get free advertising. It would be a win-win situation.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546211)
Posted by Seibertron on January 29th, 2014 @ 1:54pm CST

GuyIncognito wrote:Well they're missing out on a great way to get their products promoted for free! You'd get more traffic for your site, and Hasbro would get free advertising. It would be a win-win situation.

That would be awesome! I'd love to be able to bring this content to you guys sooner than when it first hits retail.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546667)
Posted by MINDVVIPE on January 30th, 2014 @ 10:53pm CST

Nice galleries. They have reconfirmed my disinterest in the minicons, but are making me get my hopes up for a cool Jhiaxus. Thats not a bad Starscream mold from what I see. Anyone able to tell me if the shoulder intakes/canons can be positioned in a halfway point? I think that would be ideal for the Jhiaxus version. The jet mode seems to have the intakes at an angle that doesn't go with the rest of the jet... Why is that?

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546674)
Posted by Seibertron on January 31st, 2014 @ 12:02am CST

MINDVVIPE wrote:Nice galleries. They have reconfirmed my disinterest in the minicons, but are making me get my hopes up for a cool Jhiaxus. Thats not a bad Starscream mold from what I see. Anyone able to tell me if the shoulder intakes/canons can be positioned in a halfway point? I think that would be ideal for the Jhiaxus version. The jet mode seems to have the intakes at an angle that doesn't go with the rest of the jet... Why is that?

Yes they can be posed halfway as shown in this picture

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1546682)
Posted by MINDVVIPE on January 31st, 2014 @ 1:38am CST

Thanks, I must have missed that one. It looks like the wing arrangement can also be altered to suit a more contained body opposed to the wide shoulder look.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1547037)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on February 1st, 2014 @ 3:47pm CST

Yipe, Whirl may look great but he actually seems to have some problems. The legs I can forgive as you're left with a good choice. This... not so much:

Courtesy of Robot House.

Could be isolated incident, I say be really careful nonetheless.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1547040)
Posted by AnnaChristine on February 1st, 2014 @ 3:50pm CST

:edit: comment no longer needed. Nothing to see here. <.<

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1547120)
Posted by Genocide G2.0 on February 1st, 2014 @ 7:53pm CST

Glad i checked this out it proved very informative

, i hope those legs aren't prone to breaking :shock:

. Thanks guys .

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548027)
Posted by Seibertron on February 4th, 2014 @ 7:19pm CST

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Yipe, Whirl may look great but he actually seems to have some problems. The legs I can forgive as you're left with a good choice. This... not so much:

Courtesy of Robot House.

Could be isolated incident, I say be really careful nonetheless.

That's scary. This new softer plastic Hasbro is using is very problematic. I've broken four deluxe class Transformers Generations figures so far ...

#1 - Bumblebee ... a tab broke off first time I transformed him.

#2 - Orion Pax (Takara) ... one of the wheels snapped off first time I transformed him.

#3 - Megatron ... severe stress marks on sides of black plastic where his head pops through because his head was mis-positioned when transforming his chest area and pushing his head through the hole.

#4 - Skids ... ball joint for upper left leg snapped right off his crotch when I tried popping off the leg to swap the upper leg parts that are misassembled from the factory.

That's four out of 14 deluxe class Generations figures that I've had problems with. Very distressing (pun intended)!!!

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548028)
Posted by Mindmaster on February 4th, 2014 @ 7:40pm CST

Adding to our expansive galleries, Seibertron.com presents Takara's answer to Hasbro's IDW-inspired Generations Bumblebee, Generations Bumblebee Goldbug! Despite the figure's name, Bumblebee Goldbug does not share the same head sculpt that Hasbro's Goldfire (an homage to Generation One Bumblebee's upgraded form, Goldbug), rather using a nigh-identical deco with the exception of the head, weapon(s), and forearms. Check out the suped-up Autobot scout below!

Generations Bumblebee Goldbug

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548037)
Posted by Sabrblade on February 4th, 2014 @ 8:33pm CST

I great prefer the Hasbro decos to the Takara one, as the Hasbro ones are more media-accurate as opposed to Takara's deco that looks more like it's trying to evoke the colors of Movie Bumblebee (minus the blue head).

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548050)
Posted by Shadowstream on February 4th, 2014 @ 10:13pm CST

Like the yellow plastic colors and the gunmetal grey, but nothing else. So that's basically 3 Bumblebees out of the same mold so far without even a hint of a possible re-use as... well ANY of the multitude of characters who share his body type.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548052)
Posted by megatronus on February 4th, 2014 @ 10:15pm CST

I despise Hasbro's Bumblebee.

I adore Hasbro's Goldfire.

Takara's Bumblebee Goldbug falls somewhere in the middle.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548086)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on February 5th, 2014 @ 8:46am CST

Seibertron wrote:
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Yipe, Whirl may look great but he actually seems to have some problems. The legs I can forgive as you're left with a good choice. This... not so much:

Courtesy of Robot House.

Could be isolated incident, I say be really careful nonetheless.

That's scary. This new softer plastic Hasbro is using is very problematic. I've broken four deluxe class Transformers Generations figures so far ...

#1 - Bumblebee ... a tab broke off first time I transformed him.

#2 - Orion Pax (Takara) ... one of the wheels snapped off first time I transformed him.

#3 - Megatron ... severe stress marks on sides of black plastic where his head pops through because his head was mis-positioned when transforming his chest area and pushing his head through the hole.

#4 - Skids ... ball joint for upper left leg snapped right off his crotch when I tried popping off the leg to swap the upper leg parts that are misassembled from the factory.

That's four out of 14 deluxe class Generations figures that I've had problems with. Very distressing (pun intended)!!!

YIKES! Surely not the type of figures you'd want kids to play with, or people who don't know their own strength (no offense). :shock:

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548109)
Posted by Va'al on February 5th, 2014 @ 10:54am CST

Not long after the last night's Goldbug gallery, Seibertron.com is proud to present yet more galleries of Takara Generations Deluxe figures, and this time, it's double trouble. Take a look below at the awkwardly named Megatronus vs Orion Pax two-pack, all their shinyness - click on any of the images for the full gallery, and check out their Hasbro counterparts here for Orion, and here for Megatron!

Generations Megatronus

Generations Orion Pax

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548113)
Posted by mooncake623 on February 5th, 2014 @ 11:00am CST

Seibertron wrote:
#4 - Skids ... ball joint for upper left leg snapped right off his crotch when I tried popping off the leg to swap the upper leg parts that are misassembled from the factory.

That's four out of 14 deluxe class Generations figures that I've had problems with. Very distressing (pun intended)!!!

Wow the exact same thing happened to me on the same leg on the same ball joint when I was trying to fix the misassembly issue.... was a bitch to find another one. ended up paying 20 bucks for him at a comic book shop.

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548120)
Posted by welcometothedarksyde on February 5th, 2014 @ 11:23am CST

He looks way better than the already cool American version

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548218)
Posted by Sabrblade on February 5th, 2014 @ 6:50pm CST

welcometothedarksyde wrote:He looks way better than the already cool American version

He who?

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548512)
Posted by welcometothedarksyde on February 6th, 2014 @ 11:38pm CST

Sabrblade wrote:
welcometothedarksyde wrote:He looks way better than the already cool American version
He who?

Megatron, probably should have specified

Re: New pics of Generations Whirl with arms correctly transformed plus pics with legs reversed (1548543)
Posted by Va'al on February 7th, 2014 @ 4:55am CST

As we continue in the Seibertron.com quest to have the best toy galleries around, we are now proud to present the latest produce of the unstoppable skills of Ryan: Generations Voyager Rhinox and Doubledealer! The latter is a repaint and remold of triple changer, triple faced Blitzwing, with a new blue colour scheme and head; Rhinox, on the other hand, is an entirely new mold, upgrading his Beast Wars look on a design by Emiliano Santalucia. Click on any of the images below for the full gallery!

Generations Rhinox