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RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:As for Dropkick, his legs can be straightened out to avoid the chicken legs.
SwerveGears wrote:What about Voyager Prime? Especially the Robo-Vision version- it was the most accurate transformable version of Prime back in those days!
Megatron Wolf wrote:i dont understand why hasbro doesnt repaint that arcee instead of reusing the ROTF mold over & over again. Id also like to see final battle Jazz get repainted instead of the normal version of that mold. And why no love for realgear, those little guys kicked ass
thunderjacker wrote:definitely agree with this list, however, i believe the the 2007 wreckage mold was cheated out of it. sure, the paint scheme was weak but the mold is awesome, well articulated and well armed.
ShadowBlaze wrote:
Wreckage: This should have been Movie Megatron. The menacing head-sculpt strongly resembles G1 Megatron, and the level of articulation in this toy is top-notch. And it has relatively little kibble, so nothing is going to keep him from taking any number of threatening poses. The versatility of his dual swords and the multiple connection points also make his my favourite weapons of all the movie-style Deluxes. The ROTF Bludgeon repaint is equally impressive and works well as a hybridized Bayverse/G2 Megatron.
Autobot Genocide wrote:I also think that Wreckage should have been in there .
monarch420 wrote:Big Daddy is the only one not on the list.
Galvatron X wrote:Secondly, I loved that article because it showcased figures I've never been familiar with (I only started buying TFs again when ROTF came out). I'm now on the lookout for that EVAC, Cliffjumper, and that Salvage!
BATTOUSAI XD wrote:Nice list! I really wish I would have gotten leader brawl; I'm really regretting it now that it goes for about 80 dollars on eBay... I have to disagree about leader Megatron though, I thought he was about as close to the cgi as a figure that price could have gotten. Sure the first paint job sucked but I thought the premium one was great. I was so disappointed with rotf leader megs. Hopefully we'll get one for dotm; I know they could do a great job with that.
sabrigami wrote:A very enjoyable read, gj Blurrz. This is very interesting to me because I didn't start collecting until the tail end of RotF, so I didn't know what came out before then. After reading this I'm going to have to get my hands on that Arcee mold. That's one hot figure even in the G1 Arcee redeco.
robofreak wrote:
Big Daddy used a Cybertron mold. This article focuses on the movie molds.
MINDVVIPE wrote:Oh, what could have been if they didn't have to stay constrained to the movie aesthetic.
xyl360 wrote:I picked up Incinerator recently on ebay to repaint as my pre-Beast Wars Scorponok and he looks great. I pulled off the blades (he's posed in bot mode of course) and painted the nubs that the blades were connected to in a nice red so that they resemble his missiles that are concealed in his pincers from the show and I covered up all that teal/allspark blue with purple and gray where applicable to make it match the paint layout of his Beast Wars CGI counterpart.
I also have Cliffjumper even though I have yet to own even a single movieverse Bumblebee. I always despised movie BB, but that car in those colors was just too good to pass up.
Your article also made me want to buy an Arcee.
ShadowBlaze wrote:Voyager Ironhide (Premium): The fragility of the windshield on his back irritates me, and his shoulders are tighter than the pegs that keep his torso together. And still, he's just a really solid, impressive toy, and I strongly prefer the more idealized, less film-accurate proportions of this figure over his later incarnations. He's highly articulated and surprisingly stable, so he can hold all the great battle stances befitting a born soldier. While the Premium version's paint job is also a little less true to the screen, it does a fantastic job of highlighting all the wonderful sculpted details of his 'bot mode which were lost in the wall of black on the original.
ShadowBlaze wrote:Protoform Optimus Prime: Sure, the alt-mode is little more than a Cybertronian rock with thrusters. But what's so impressive is how smooth and seamless that rock appears, given the angular aesthetics of the Bayverse 'bots. Even more curious is that OP's 'bot mode looks incredibly organic, like the next evolution of something from Beast Wars, rather than the blockiness of the classic TF style. Again, this is a toy with impressive articulation and relatively little obtrusive kibble. I'm actually rather sad that HasTak never re-used this sculpt as I think it could be perfect for creating an army of generic film-style soldiers.
Giant Purple Griffin wrote:I like the list, and like others, I agree that Protoform Prime should be in there. I got him from Amazon last summer for about 15 bucks since he had that form in the movie, but I didn't start collecting the toys until he was gone from the shelves in 2007. I love him! I pose him on the corner of a shelf in a Cybertronian "I'll take you all on" standoff with HftD Fallen, '07 Voy Megatron, DotM Shockwave, RotF Soundwave, and RotF Ravage
Nekoman wrote:Personally, I feel that in retrospect the 2007 movie line has little worth going back to now. A few of those examples were pretty cool (Stockade FTW), but Arcee was a terrible figure in my opinion. Albeit she was better than her ROTF counterpart, a worse figure doesn't make a bad figure any better.
Plus a lot of the figures just didn't feel durable, like Longarm for example had parts that felt like they'd give too much, and if we venture onto figures that didn't make the list you have the original Bumblebee, deluxe Brawl, voyager Ironhide... Maybe I'm just too old fashioned.
On the bright side I felt they did real good on the redecos. The red Dropkick repaint was good, so was Cliffjumper and even Jungle Bonecrusher was an improvement, in some respects. Plus if you count the Walmart exclusive deluxes like Fracture, and Crankcase I'd almost say the line did have some of the best repaints ever made. Heck, Crankcase didn't even need a new head and he was still better than the Kup Funpub made.
Hope that doesn't make me sound like a downer though, it's cool to go back and think about these lines a few years later. Nice write up!
EShadowP wrote:I have all of these toys and I agree with most of the article but:
"The movie aesthetic was not to the liking of veteran fans"
as a blanket statement, this is absolute bunk. I've been with the franchise since day one, my "veteran fan" status is well and truly secure and I can say that the movie aesthetic was very much to my liking.
-Eric-
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GetRightRobot wrote:Nice work on the article Blurrz. I am right there with you, especially on the Arcee's. HOWEVER, I can't help feel like you missed the mark on the Hoist repaint. IMO, it serves as the ideal use. Even the head sculpt shares the 4 slats and has a surprisingly Non-movieverse styled head. This guy fits in perfectly between Classics and Movie.
kirbenvost wrote:I also don't know why the Deluxe Brawl figure gets such a bad rap. It's one of my favorites. Maybe people just don't like how small he is.
BeastProwl wrote:Swindle?
Autobot-Hellstriker wrote:Although i'm not pleased with the fact that you didn't let any of the important characters onto the list and only went after very obscure characters.
Blurrz wrote:GetRightRobot wrote:Nice work on the article Blurrz. I am right there with you, especially on the Arcee's. HOWEVER, I can't help feel like you missed the mark on the Hoist repaint. IMO, it serves as the ideal use. Even the head sculpt shares the 4 slats and has a surprisingly Non-movieverse styled head. This guy fits in perfectly between Classics and Movie.
Haha, perhaps I did undermine Hoist in my article, but man, he was awful to pick up. TRU thought i'd be cool to troll fans by spiking those prices up on their two-packs. Bludgeon/Whirl was monstrous expensive, and so was this one.
GetRightRobot wrote:Hey thanks for responding. Again, the article was a nice read and good break from straight up current events. As for the TRU 2-packs, I didn't think the prices were bad. Voyager + Deluxe = $30. I can still get those 2 packs at my TRU now for $19.99, which is sad. The Wal-Mart exclusives ROCKED! The Getaway styled Cybertron HotShot is pure win. One of the best re-purposed figures I have!
Blurrz wrote:Nekoman wrote:Personally, I feel that in retrospect the 2007 movie line has little worth going back to now. A few of those examples were pretty cool (Stockade FTW), but Arcee was a terrible figure in my opinion. Albeit she was better than her ROTF counterpart, a worse figure doesn't make a bad figure any better.
Plus a lot of the figures just didn't feel durable, like Longarm for example had parts that felt like they'd give too much, and if we venture onto figures that didn't make the list you have the original Bumblebee, deluxe Brawl, voyager Ironhide... Maybe I'm just too old fashioned.
On the bright side I felt they did real good on the redecos. The red Dropkick repaint was good, so was Cliffjumper and even Jungle Bonecrusher was an improvement, in some respects. Plus if you count the Walmart exclusive deluxes like Fracture, and Crankcase I'd almost say the line did have some of the best repaints ever made. Heck, Crankcase didn't even need a new head and he was still better than the Kup Funpub made.
Hope that doesn't make me sound like a downer though, it's cool to go back and think about these lines a few years later. Nice write up!
What makes Arcee terrible? Give me some reasons why, because all I see is a fantastic figure, with a great dimensions.
If you’re putting Longarm on the stake, then you might as well put the rest of the line on their too. Longarm is sturdy, sure the plastic isn’t “hard, durable, I can knock my younger cousin out with this” plastic, but it’s still plastic.
And you’re never a downer Nekoman, not everyone is a sugar coater like me =3.
Blurrz wrote:BeastProwl wrote:Swindle?
Swindle? We talking about Swindle? Not even a real face, not even a real face, but Swindle? We got great Deluxe figures like Bumblebee, Longarm, Arcee, Barricade, Bonecrusher, Stockade, Wreckage, Scorponok, and we’re in here talking about Swindle? Swindle? Man, I don’t want to talk about Swindle.
/Allen Iverson out
OptiMagnus wrote:Hey Blurrz, are you going to do this for ROTF (and HFTD) also? I just thought that was overall a better line than the '07-'08 line and I'm curious to see what you'd list.
Nekoman wrote:Blurrz wrote:Swindle? We talking about Swindle? Not even a real face, not even a real face, but Swindle? We got great Deluxe figures like Bumblebee, Longarm, Arcee, Barricade, Bonecrusher, Stockade, Wreckage, Scorponok, and we’re in here talking about Swindle? Swindle? Man, I don’t want to talk about Swindle.
/Allen Iverson out
Swindle was the best toy from that line. Maybe the best Transformer ever made.
I wanted to say that in the beginning, but I've seen it in the past. No one can recognize his brilliance. In my own personal Tans-verse, Swindle succeeded Megatrons leadership after Megatron was killed by the new Auto-bot leader, Skids.
Blurrz wrote:Our next treasures editorial looks to be either Alternators by Counterpunch or Armada cowritten by both of us. We'll see how it all pans out, but it'll probably be out in August. Things like these require alot of creative Energon.
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One for each year of the Movieverse's decade strong tenure. Here's to a few more explosive years!
Blurrz wrote:OptiMagnus wrote:Hey Blurrz, are you going to do this for ROTF (and HFTD) also? I just thought that was overall a better line than the '07-'08 line and I'm curious to see what you'd list.
I'll do ROTF+HFTD at once. It'll probably have some exclusives in it too, simply because Takara just lit it up with that line, while Hasbro failed in many parts. Heck, I'm tempted to do an anti-treasures portion too because there are some molds that I want to throw into my fireplace. Regardless, I'd rather put the spotlight on a handful of toylines that haven't seen much love on our front page. We've got a 10th Anniversary coming up for a line, among other things. Next up is Kiss Players!!!!!!!!!!! (not serious)Nekoman wrote:Blurrz wrote:Swindle? We talking about Swindle? Not even a real face, not even a real face, but Swindle? We got great Deluxe figures like Bumblebee, Longarm, Arcee, Barricade, Bonecrusher, Stockade, Wreckage, Scorponok, and we’re in here talking about Swindle? Swindle? Man, I don’t want to talk about Swindle.
/Allen Iverson out
Swindle was the best toy from that line. Maybe the best Transformer ever made.
I wanted to say that in the beginning, but I've seen it in the past. No one can recognize his brilliance. In my own personal Tans-verse, Swindle succeeded Megatrons leadership after Megatron was killed by the new Auto-bot leader, Skids.
You're ruthless.
Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:I STILL hope for a leader class (or even Supreme class) figure of Blackout. Hell, Bumblebee got a "Masterpeice" version, why not Blackout?
Mkall wrote:I don't have much extra to contribute, but you have an AWESOME username
But...no Wreckage? I always thought he was by far and away the best looking figure in that whole line - stocky, sturdy and badass in every way.
BATTOUSAI XD wrote:Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:I STILL hope for a leader class (or even Supreme class) figure of Blackout. Hell, Bumblebee got a "Masterpeice" version, why not Blackout?
I would love a Supreme class Blackout! Hasbro would definitely make money; they could even make it a store or online exclusive just make sure it wouldn't be overstocked anywhere.
BATTOUSAI XD wrote:Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:I STILL hope for a leader class (or even Supreme class) figure of Blackout. Hell, Bumblebee got a "Masterpeice" version, why not Blackout?
I would love a Supreme class Blackout! Hasbro would definitely make money; they could even make it a store or online exclusive just make sure it wouldn't be overstocked anywhere.
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:BATTOUSAI XD wrote:Fires_Of_Inferno wrote:I STILL hope for a leader class (or even Supreme class) figure of Blackout. Hell, Bumblebee got a "Masterpeice" version, why not Blackout?
I would love a Supreme class Blackout! Hasbro would definitely make money; they could even make it a store or online exclusive just make sure it wouldn't be overstocked anywhere.
Except Blackout is not a fan favourite, nor a vital character. Bumblebee on the other hand... And FYI, Brawl just got lucky.
Nice list, keep up the good work.
serph360 wrote:HI, what I have found interesting is that the toys that are lost gems in each movie line are always the guys not featured in the film. 2007 movie figures arcee, longarm, and, evac are not in the film. ROTF movie figures thurst, dirge, and mindwipe are not seen on screen. And now DOTM movie figures skyhammer and my new favorite commander class blackout who are not in the movie.
TheAntiQuinteson wrote:I'm surprised not to see Landmine not on the list, I created this little story that him and Longarm were brothers and came to Earth after hearing Optimus' message, sort'a like a better imagined Skids and Mudflap
Screamfleet wrote:I really wonder why we haven't seen more cliffjumpers in the movie line. I mean, we have some 70 variations of bumblebee. Not sure how many actual unique molds to work with, but I think they could make another cliffjumper.
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