


Ultra Markus wrote:being a vehicon i would of thought of something more sinister looking and in black
dreadwing95 wrote:looks pretty cool. so is this supposed to be a vehicon?
Ultra Markus wrote:being a vehicon i would of thought of something more sinister looking and in black
That car isn't a hatchback like a Chevy Trax is.BERSEKAEL wrote:something to do with this? just asking ...
mirageandjazz1197 wrote:Ultra Markus wrote:being a vehicon i would of thought of something more sinister looking and in black
They come in 4 colors as of now and a total of 20 of them were seen in storage during filming.
the colors are
Red
Blue
Slver
and Black
autobot1979 wrote:One thing I am upset about this film is: The transformers being lives that can control their molecules and adjust their size and weight and shape as aliens I dig that , as a fantasy , but man kind duplicating their technology is too far even for fantasy. Because it is not their technology its their NATURE!
And the real Transformers mythology Autobots VS Decepticons is letting behind...
The "Transformers" franchise is uniquely suited to automotive product placement because many main characters are cars that change into robots. In the film, a Trax transforms into a robot of the same name. The car appears in a portion of the movie that was shot and takes place in China.
El Duque wrote: The Chevy Trax is Trax.
Well, what'd ya expect from from human scientists? I'm still surprised that one mech they built got the name "Galvatron" of all things.Mindmaster wrote:Pfft, talk about "uninspired". >:oP
Sabrblade wrote:Well, what'd ya expect from from human scientists? I'm still surprised that one mech they built got the name "Galvatron" of all things. ;)Mindmaster wrote:Pfft, talk about "uninspired". >:oP