Victory Starscream by Guido Guidi
Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 10:44AM CST
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Just a quick experiment...what if the 1989 Starscream toy was featured in the Victory series?
Here's another experiment I wanted to do since long time.
Many characters in the G1 cartoon diverged greatly from their toy counterpart (most likely due different production schedules), so here's my first try:
toy-accurate "animation model" Stunticon Dead End!
Another toy-accurate model sheet for a character that greatly diverged from his toy counterpart - Stunticon Breakdown!
Since I did a Victory version of Starscream (based on the 1989 pretender inner robot) here're his 2 "brothers" too!
Just a cheap swap on palette
Another quick take on the recent TF:Victory Starscream piece:
Thundercracker in Action Masters Colors!
Cover your eyes!
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Posted by kirbenvost on January 31st, 2012 @ 10:49am CST
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Posted by Guido on January 31st, 2012 @ 3:24pm CST
Blurrz wrote:Man, I'd totally dig a toy for that seeker body type.
It does exist... see it in this very website: http://www.seibertron.com/transformers/toys/victory/starscream/1465/
Maybe is just a bit... stokier
Posted by funeralthirst7 on January 31st, 2012 @ 4:13pm CST
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Posted by El Duque on February 2nd, 2012 @ 12:12pm CST
What if Grimlock appeared in the japanese TF:Victory series?
Based on the 1989 Pretender toy released in Japan (but without Pretender outer shell)
Markers on manga paper+ps colors.
Another piece done imagining how would have looked Grimlock in the TF:Victory series - Work in progress
Based on the 1989 Pretender toy released in Japan in the Victory series (but without Pretender outer shell)
Pencil sketch on smooth manga paper.
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Posted by Mat001 on February 3rd, 2012 @ 5:02pm CST
alldarker wrote:What a coincidence! I literally just opened a package containing a complete Pretender Grimlock! Not a very impressive toy, but fun none-the-less, and this does look like him!
That's why I liked the Classic Pretenders when they were released in 89. They were a good substitute for the original toys, though Bumblebee was superior to the original and Goldbug.
Posted by El Duque on February 4th, 2012 @ 1:09am CST
nother re-imagining of a classic character:
Bumblebee, as if appeared in the "TF:Victory" series - based on the 1989 pretender toy.
(I know it does already exist another character model used for a tv commercial)
Posted by BeastProwl on February 4th, 2012 @ 1:16am CST
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Posted by alldarker on February 4th, 2012 @ 4:23pm CST
Mindmaster wrote:If this was a toy, I'd buy it and chunk out the original Classics 'Bee I already own.
But... It is a toy!
G1 Pretender Bumblebee:
And coincidently enough, I recently picked up this guy loose but complete too, together with the Pretender Grimlock I mentioned earlier in this thread.
Posted by Seibertron on February 4th, 2012 @ 5:53pm CST
alldarker wrote:Mindmaster wrote:If this was a toy, I'd buy it and chunk out the original Classics 'Bee I already own.
But... It is a toy!
G1 Pretender Bumblebee:
And coincidently enough, I recently picked up this guy loose but complete too, together with the Pretender Grimlock I mentioned earlier in this thread.
Anyone ever notice how Pretender / Legends Bumblebee has Cliffjumper's head?
Posted by quickmixed on February 4th, 2012 @ 6:14pm CST
QM
Posted by cannonfodder4000 on February 4th, 2012 @ 8:00pm CST
alldarker wrote:Mindmaster wrote:If this was a toy, I'd buy it and chunk out the original Classics 'Bee I already own.
But... It is a toy!
G1 Pretender Bumblebee:
And coincidently enough, I recently picked up this guy loose but complete too, together with the Pretender Grimlock I mentioned earlier in this thread.
I think he means one that looks as good as Guidi's art, which I agree on, there should totally be one in this style.
Posted by El Duque on February 5th, 2012 @ 12:43pm CST
Posted by F Prime on February 5th, 2012 @ 2:48pm CST
El Duque wrote:We've seen Guido Guidi's take on Victory Starscream, how about a look at his concept for Starscream's Masterforce Pretender shell? Check the WIP image mirrored from his deviantART page.
Great pic, but every time I look at it I am drawn to the "lightning" leaving Screamer's codpiece.
Posted by Hellscream85 on February 5th, 2012 @ 3:20pm CST
Posted by Hellscream85 on February 5th, 2012 @ 3:23pm CST
El Duque wrote:Artist Guido Guido has updated his deviantART account with a few unofficial pieces of Transformers art. Below we see Victory Starscream and toy accurate cartoon versions of Stunticons Dead End and Breakdown.Just a quick experiment...what if the 1989 Starscream toy was featured in the Victory series?Here's another experiment I wanted to do since long time.
Many characters in the G1 cartoon diverged greatly from their toy counterpart (most likely due different production schedules), so here's my first try:
toy-accurate "animation model" Stunticon Dead End!Another toy-accurate model sheet for a character that greatly diverged from his toy counterpart - Stunticon Breakdown!Since I did a Victory version of Starscream (based on the 1989 pretender inner robot) here're his 2 "brothers" too!
Just a cheap swap on paletteAnother quick take on the recent TF:Victory Starscream piece:
Thundercracker in Action Masters Colors!
Cover your eyes!
These seeker's are what Prime Starscream should have looked like instead of the piece of shit that he is
Posted by cannonfodder4000 on February 5th, 2012 @ 4:39pm CST
Hellscream85 wrote:These seeker's are what Prime Starscream should have looked like instead of the piece of shit that he is
Yeah, he should have looked exactly like G1 Starscream, and totally not fit in with the art style of the show, brilliant suggestion.
Posted by Bumblevivisector on February 5th, 2012 @ 6:12pm CST
Or did the big CC doll in the early '90s look different?
Regardless, as goofy as that toy might seem to some in hindsight, it was my first Starscream toy ever back in the day, so it's nice to see it get some professional love. Can't wait to see what artistic license Guido might take with Pretender Jazz...
Posted by SKYWARPED_128 on February 5th, 2012 @ 6:24pm CST
Both are known for being backstabbers, and are sneaky and rebellious. Heck, even their voices sound similar.
Posted by F Prime on February 5th, 2012 @ 6:26pm CST
Bumblevivisector wrote:A tad off-topic, but I'm not the only one who assumed Starscream's Pretender Shell's head gave us insight as to what Cobra Commander looks like unmasked, am I?
I never thought of that...but the comics/cartoons did give us a glimpse of some of the "masked" characters unmasked.
I believe that in the first picture, Cobra Commander had fake glasses and mustache. The second is from the animated movie, which portrays him as a non-human Cobra-La scientist who is sprayed by a mutative plant that causes him to grow all kinds of eyes.
Posted by Hellscream85 on February 6th, 2012 @ 12:41am CST
cannonfodder4000 wrote:Hellscream85 wrote:These seeker's are what Prime Starscream should have looked like instead of the piece of shit that he is
Yeah, he should have looked exactly like G1 Starscream, and totally not fit in with the art style of the show, brilliant suggestion.
what art style? Oh you mean crap, I see you're right having someone look good would make every other design look even worse than they already do, except wheeljack when he actually has his faceplate up. I'm surprised a design as decent as that made it into Prime.
Posted by Starscream GaGa on February 6th, 2012 @ 1:24am CST
Hellscream85 wrote:cannonfodder4000 wrote:Hellscream85 wrote:These seeker's are what Prime Starscream should have looked like instead of the piece of shit that he is
Yeah, he should have looked exactly like G1 Starscream, and totally not fit in with the art style of the show, brilliant suggestion.
what art style? Oh you mean crap, I see you're right having someone look good would make every other design look even worse than they already do, except wheeljack when he actually has his faceplate up. I'm surprised a design as decent as that made it into Prime.
Please, don't be all geewun. Trolling is wrong.
Posted by burning_sirius on February 8th, 2012 @ 1:17am CST