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william-james88 wrote:caryweeone wrote:Fellow Seibertronian Decepticon Sunstorm has shared with us new images of Combiner Wars Trailbreaker and the unique Hand/Foot/Gun accessory that is included. This confirms that the accessory can be stored in Trailbreakers backpack to emulate the classic G1 Trailbreaker look. You can review the stock images of the Combiner Wars wave 6 limbs here.
Sorry for being a wet blanket earlier Cary, I totally wasnt understanding what everyone was seeing.
But now I do, thanks to your article!
Ok now I get the G1 reference. By plugging it to his back, you end up with the ridge above his head and the antenas in the back like this:
Transformers G1 1984 Trailbreaker Gallery
I think the Gen Trailcutter has a good bot mode (it looks good standing with my other Lost Lighters), but a lackluster alt mode (it is very tiny).Seibertron wrote:Combiner Wars Trailbreaker is by far the first and only one of the Autobots Cars that is better (much better) than the not-so-great Generations "Trailcutter" that we got a couple of years ago. I'd love to have him with his proper chest and all but the rinky dink size of Trailcutter plus the very odd vehicle mode just didn't do it for me.
No worries. I had a good feeling that the hand would work this way once I got a good look at it. I'm very thankful Decepticon Sunstorm was gracious enough to humor me and forward along some pics.william-james88 wrote:Sorry for being a wet blanket earlier Cary, I totally wasnt understanding what everyone was seeing.
But now I do, thanks to your article!
So that flat thumb doesn't help it stay put or fit any better than the other Offroad molds? It would seem odd that the hand has been redesigned so differently if there wasn't some type of special use in mind.optibotimus wrote:Except you don't actually plug anything in...you just kind of wedge the hand section into the cap behind his head. Not sure i would really say that's much of anything since it doesn't actually lock into any place. At least not that i can find on my figure
caryweeone wrote:I think the Gen Trailcutter has a good bot mode (it looks good standing with my other Lost Lighters), but a lackluster alt mode (it is very tiny).Seibertron wrote:Combiner Wars Trailbreaker is by far the first and only one of the Autobots Cars that is better (much better) than the not-so-great Generations "Trailcutter" that we got a couple of years ago. I'd love to have him with his proper chest and all but the rinky dink size of Trailcutter plus the very odd vehicle mode just didn't do it for me.
I still haven't warmed up to the CW mold yet. I think this helps a lot and differentiates it from the other Offroad reuses. The colors are very striking and I am digging that sweet flat top TB is sporting.No worries. I had a good feeling that the hand would work this way once I got a good look at it. I'm very thankful Decepticon Sunstorm was gracious enough to humor me and forward along some pics.william-james88 wrote:Sorry for being a wet blanket earlier Cary, I totally wasnt understanding what everyone was seeing.
But now I do, thanks to your article!So that flat thumb doesn't help it stay put or fit any better than the other Offroad molds? It would seem odd that the hand has been redesigned so differently if there wasn't some type of special use in mind.optibotimus wrote:Except you don't actually plug anything in...you just kind of wedge the hand section into the cap behind his head. Not sure i would really say that's much of anything since it doesn't actually lock into any place. At least not that i can find on my figure
Now I feel I need to pick this figure up just out of curiousity.
Shuttershock wrote:"What? I'm Trailbreaker again? Oh COME ON, guys! I went out and bought an axe and everything!"
Seibertron wrote:Combiner Wars Trailbreaker is by far the first and only one of the Autobots Cars that is better (much better) than the not-so-great Generations "Trailcutter" that we got a couple of years ago. I'd love to have him with his proper chest and all but the rinky dink size of Trailcutter plus the very odd vehicle mode just didn't do it for me.
caryweeone wrote:No worries. I had a good feeling that the hand would work this way once I got a good look at it. I'm very thankful Decepticon Sunstorm was gracious enough to humor me and forward along some pics.
caryweeone wrote:So that flat thumb doesn't help it stay put or fit any better than the other Offroad molds? It would seem odd that the hand has been redesigned so differently if there wasn't some type of special use in mind.optibotimus wrote:Except you don't actually plug anything in...you just kind of wedge the hand section into the cap behind his head. Not sure i would really say that's much of anything since it doesn't actually lock into any place. At least not that i can find on my figure
Now I feel I need to pick this figure up just out of curiousity.
optibotimus wrote:Every way i've found to do it, i feel you're just wedging it in there. If the guy that took these pictures could be a little more descriptive with how he accomplished the look, i could recreate it. But like i said, right now i just feel like i'm forcing it in a gap.
Yes it is.Microraptor wrote:Is the gun-hand a 5mm port?
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sabrblade wrote:Yes it is.Microraptor wrote:Is the gun-hand a 5mm port?
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Yes it is.Microraptor wrote:Is the gun-hand a 5mm port?
Which means that he can have a cannon or a hulk hand. Sweet.
Microraptor wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Yes it is.Microraptor wrote:Is the gun-hand a 5mm port?
Which means that he can have a cannon or a hulk hand. Sweet.
Or an axe-hand!
How about: "Now with Trailbuttering axetion"?Tyberion wrote:Microraptor wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Yes it is.Microraptor wrote:Is the gun-hand a 5mm port?
Which means that he can have a cannon or a hulk hand. Sweet.
Or an axe-hand!
Trailbreaker with Trailcuttin' Axe Hand!
MemphisR56 wrote:I actually found that review deeply irritating. We've seen 4 characters out of the off-road mold now, and people STILL don't know how the handfootgun plugs into the truckbed.
And when he couldn't transform it properly
-whine
-complain
-blame hasbro
-physically slap the figure
-try to force the joints
-only then calmly check to see if something hadn't lined up properly.
Good god man, treat your figures better!
Needs a disclaimer: "No trailbreakers were harmed during the making of this film."
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
gothsaurus wrote:The wing holes (to cut out plastic use) on Sky Lynx — like we saw on Jetfire — are a real bummer, though the figure looks pretty spot on besides that.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
I like the peekaboo blue. Looks neat. It's a nice compromise to hollow-ness or lack of paint apps.Hellscream9999 wrote:gothsaurus wrote:The wing holes (to cut out plastic use) on Sky Lynx — like we saw on Jetfire — are a real bummer, though the figure looks pretty spot on besides that.
Why? If you leave the wings folded in, the blue shows throught the cut-outs, which would probably make it look awesome
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