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frenzy_rumble wrote:I've never seen these mods before, but was amazed at the lengths this guy goes on some of these....he's a master!
http://flickr.com/photos/69315210@N00/sets/72157600994303253/
here are some samples of his LED, leg, and back mods...
I'm hoping for a reply back from him with some instruction or tutorials.
Sonray wrote:As i said over at TFW, i wish i knew how to do this! Id buy another leader prime to do these mods on in a heartbeat if i knew how!
Man thats awesome! We all need to send the guy emails and pester him into making us a tutorial.
frenzy_rumble wrote:Sonray wrote:As i said over at TFW, i wish i knew how to do this! Id buy another leader prime to do these mods on in a heartbeat if i knew how!
Man thats awesome! We all need to send the guy emails and pester him into making us a tutorial.
hehe. and like I said at TFW, I've been in contact with him, and will be posting how to's ASAP.
Wubot wrote:One problem with this modification is that in robot mode, there are pieces that have "disappeared". Sure, it's movie-accurate, but for me, a well-made Transformer toy is one where no pieces are removed for either transformation.
But it sure does look nice.
Sonray wrote:Wubot wrote:One problem with this modification is that in robot mode, there are pieces that have "disappeared". Sure, it's movie-accurate, but for me, a well-made Transformer toy is one where no pieces are removed for either transformation.
But it sure does look nice.
Ever owned a G1 toy? You always had to take bits off of those things to transform them.
Wubot wrote:Sonray wrote:Wubot wrote:One problem with this modification is that in robot mode, there are pieces that have "disappeared". Sure, it's movie-accurate, but for me, a well-made Transformer toy is one where no pieces are removed for either transformation.
But it sure does look nice.
Ever owned a G1 toy? You always had to take bits off of those things to transform them.
I did, but that was ages and ages ago. The movie line toys were the first TF toys I've collected in over 20 years. So I honestly don't remember what it was like to transform the G1 toys.
Auto Bot wrote:Wubot wrote:Sonray wrote:Wubot wrote:One problem with this modification is that in robot mode, there are pieces that have "disappeared". Sure, it's movie-accurate, but for me, a well-made Transformer toy is one where no pieces are removed for either transformation.
But it sure does look nice.
Ever owned a G1 toy? You always had to take bits off of those things to transform them.
I did, but that was ages and ages ago. The movie line toys were the first TF toys I've collected in over 20 years. So I honestly don't remember what it was like to transform the G1 toys.
I agree with TF toys that has no pieces removed. Except for weapons.
This is one of the biggest reason why i stopped collecting G1 toys. (The other reason is lack of articulation.)
Classics line and Movie line seems to satisfy that criteria. That's why these 2 are my favorites.
Another line that fits into the criteria is Binaltech/Alternator.
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