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The Tiny Gods You Never Asked For

While finishing the long-overdue work on the revised toy gallery section, I wrapped up a trio of galleries that have been sitting unfinished for over seven years. These diminutive demigods from Power of the Primes Wave 1 have been waiting their turn since before the Bumblebee movie and the War for Cybertron Trilogy ever happened, and now they finally join the ranks of completed galleries.

Today I posted full galleries of the Liege Maximo, Vector Prime, and Micronus Prime Masters. Were these galleries highly anticipated? Not really. But they were almost finished back then, so here they are now, ready for you to marvel at or quietly ignore.

Each of these Prime Masters comes with decoy armor inspired by G1 Pretenders - Skullgrin, Metalhawk, and Cloudburst - and each transforms into a little square plug that bestows the "power of your imagination" on whatever larger figure you attach it to. You know, in case your imagination needed help.

Here is the breakdown:
- Liege Maximo comes with Skullgrin armor and a claw weapon.
- Vector Prime comes with Metalhawk armor and a cannon.
- Micronus comes with Cloudburst armor and a gatling gun.

For reference, here are the galleries of the original G1 Pretenders that inspired these designs:
- G1 Pretender Skullgrin Gallery
- G1 Pretender Metalhawk Gallery
- G1 Pretender Cloudburst Gallery

They may not be the biggest, the flashiest, or the most beloved figures in Transformers history, but at least they are finally done. So please, enjoy these galleries - if only to help me justify finishing them.

Full galleries:
- Liege Maximo Gallery - 142 images
- Vector Prime Gallery - 141 images
- Micronus Gallery - 146 images

Gallery Previews:
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Power of the Primes Liege Maximo (142 images) - Prime Masters




















Power of the Primes Vector Prime (141 images) - Prime Masters


















Power of the Primes Micronus (146 images) - Prime Masters

Those little dudes were the epitome of "well, they tried." One of those instances where if they had done the same play pattern but just made them totally new dudes instead of slapping in a Pretenders homage, it might have worked better.