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Still in awe of this guy...
Fairly clean back, with storage for all weapons.
The long, flat heels are there for a reason. Also, forward and back rotation of the feet is controlled by a strong ratchet joint, while lateral ankle tilting is provided by tight ball joint (i.e., the ankle is a ball joint on a forward-back ratchet).
Testing the limits of articulation.
By the way, I don't know if it has already been mentioned, but the feet have some rubbery material underneath to prevent slipping. This, plus the tight hip ratchets, should prevent splits even on glass surfaces.
william-james88 wrote:So that would also be the case for Predaking, who is also six members.
FP needed to take a little more time to get this right. Like the cars there are a couple of spots where some really thin plastic is under lots of stress and will break if not handled extremely carefully.necr0blivion wrote:If FP took extra time on M3 to get the engineering right (rubber under feet, smart and strong ratcheting and ball joints), then it was damn well worth it. This guy looks like he might be able to compete at the next Olympics gymnastics events!
The excitement of completing this set has totally come back to me, after last year's multiple delays and silence. I'm shipping my loot the moment he's in.
william-james88 wrote:So that would also be the case for Predaking, who is also six members.
MightyMagnus78 wrote:Nothing Hasbro does surprises me anymore, their ineptitude is legendary!
Burn wrote:Shadowstream wrote:It's quite clear they dun dropped the ball, but did they have to drop it so far and so hard?
It's FunPub. It's their specialty.
YOU SON OF A B!&$%Arctorro wrote:More info and pics c/o archieboy (tbh I'm posting these to drive people more insane than anything else)
???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
Cobotron wrote:Hey! You seemed to have attracted a wild Megatronus. They're hard to find, but boy are they fun when you catch one!
megatronus wrote:???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
william-james88 wrote:Also be weary of hope in this hobby. Hope is just undiscovered disappointment.
Agamemnon, barebacked rider of flying robo-dragon, and not often constipated either...My nephew wrote:Bacon is meat candy.
Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
There were issues with cracking plastic, particularly around the peg holes on the arm connector, if I remember correctly. I don't have them, but I have just been displaying mine in a glass case for the last several years.
Midnight_Fox wrote:Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
There were issues with cracking plastic, particularly around the peg holes on the arm connector, if I remember correctly. I don't have them, but I have just been displaying mine in a glass case for the last several years.
Not really fair to condemn a product on another product's 2nd or third hand info, IMO.
MightyMagnus78 wrote:Nothing Hasbro does surprises me anymore, their ineptitude is legendary!
Burn wrote:Shadowstream wrote:It's quite clear they dun dropped the ball, but did they have to drop it so far and so hard?
It's FunPub. It's their specialty.
Midnight_Fox wrote:Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
There were issues with cracking plastic, particularly around the peg holes on the arm connector, if I remember correctly. I don't have them, but I have just been displaying mine in a glass case for the last several years.
Not really fair to condemn a product on another product's 2nd or third hand info, IMO.
william-james88 wrote:Also be weary of hope in this hobby. Hope is just undiscovered disappointment.
Agamemnon, barebacked rider of flying robo-dragon, and not often constipated either...My nephew wrote:Bacon is meat candy.
Shadowstream wrote:Midnight_Fox wrote:Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
There were issues with cracking plastic, particularly around the peg holes on the arm connector, if I remember correctly. I don't have them, but I have just been displaying mine in a glass case for the last several years.
Not really fair to condemn a product on another product's 2nd or third hand info, IMO.
I'd like not to, but they wasted too much time on this one for my tastes, and in the end it seems just as fiddly and fragile as the last set, if not moreso. Combine this with FPs propensity for quality going down with each subsequent release and I wouldn't give M3 the time of day.
Cobotron wrote:Hey! You seemed to have attracted a wild Megatronus. They're hard to find, but boy are they fun when you catch one!
megatronus wrote:Shadowstream wrote:Midnight_Fox wrote:Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
There were issues with cracking plastic, particularly around the peg holes on the arm connector, if I remember correctly. I don't have them, but I have just been displaying mine in a glass case for the last several years.
Not really fair to condemn a product on another product's 2nd or third hand info, IMO.
I'd like not to, but they wasted too much time on this one for my tastes, and in the end it seems just as fiddly and fragile as the last set, if not moreso. Combine this with FPs propensity for quality going down with each subsequent release and I wouldn't give M3 the time of day.
I'm going to go ahead and say that's a matter of opinion. I've had no quality issues on my end, and don't think the Stunticons to be flawed - just fiddly.
Plus, have you not heard of the FP's Function X line? Now that's a quality line.
william-james88 wrote:So that would also be the case for Predaking, who is also six members.
megatronus wrote:Shadowstream wrote:Midnight_Fox wrote:Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
There were issues with cracking plastic, particularly around the peg holes on the arm connector, if I remember correctly. I don't have them, but I have just been displaying mine in a glass case for the last several years.
Not really fair to condemn a product on another product's 2nd or third hand info, IMO.
I'd like not to, but they wasted too much time on this one for my tastes, and in the end it seems just as fiddly and fragile as the last set, if not moreso. Combine this with FPs propensity for quality going down with each subsequent release and I wouldn't give M3 the time of day.
I'm going to go ahead and say that's a matter of opinion. I've had no quality issues on my end, and don't think the Stunticons to be flawed - just fiddly.
Plus, have you not heard of the FP's Function X line? Now that's a quality line.
MightyMagnus78 wrote:Nothing Hasbro does surprises me anymore, their ineptitude is legendary!
Burn wrote:Shadowstream wrote:It's quite clear they dun dropped the ball, but did they have to drop it so far and so hard?
It's FunPub. It's their specialty.
Shadowstream wrote:megatronus wrote:Shadowstream wrote:Midnight_Fox wrote:Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:???Shadowstream wrote:After the failure of Colossus I'm not sold on the long term stability of this thing, especially with such thin plastic parts holding the arms on.
There were issues with cracking plastic, particularly around the peg holes on the arm connector, if I remember correctly. I don't have them, but I have just been displaying mine in a glass case for the last several years.
Not really fair to condemn a product on another product's 2nd or third hand info, IMO.
I'd like not to, but they wasted too much time on this one for my tastes, and in the end it seems just as fiddly and fragile as the last set, if not moreso. Combine this with FPs propensity for quality going down with each subsequent release and I wouldn't give M3 the time of day.
I'm going to go ahead and say that's a matter of opinion. I've had no quality issues on my end, and don't think the Stunticons to be flawed - just fiddly.
Plus, have you not heard of the FP's Function X line? Now that's a quality line.
I could make a list of all the problems I've had over time regarding FansProject products, but yes I do know Function X line, I even own Quadruple U, but I don't expect it to stand up to the test of time, because my track record with FP stuff has taught me to.
For the record there are several problems with Colossus aside from badly designed shoulder connectors: The ratchets all come loose, the fingers fall off, the backpack never fits right, the panel that the head sits on doesn't fold away right, and the parts that hold the finger guns scrape the paint right off the mini-con ports. The only thing I find redeemable about the set are the figures themselves and the weapons that actually look like weapons.
Combine all that with a D.I.A. Commander with loose parts, a Defender with weak knees, a Protector with splitting foot panels, and Thundershred's feet... well, shredding to transform them and perhaps you can see where my lack of faith stems from.
Shadowstream wrote:I could make a list of all the problems I've had over time regarding FansProject products, but yes I do know Function X line, I even own Quadruple U, but I don't expect it to stand up to the test of time, because my track record with FP stuff has taught me to.
For the record there are several problems with Colossus aside from badly designed shoulder connectors: The ratchets all come loose, the fingers fall off, the backpack never fits right, the panel that the head sits on doesn't fold away right, and the parts that hold the finger guns scrape the paint right off the mini-con ports. The only thing I find redeemable about the set are the figures themselves and the weapons that actually look like weapons.
Combine all that with a D.I.A. Commander with loose parts, a Defender with weak knees, a Protector with splitting foot panels, and Thundershred's feet... well, shredding to transform them and perhaps you can see where my lack of faith stems from.
Cobotron wrote:Hey! You seemed to have attracted a wild Megatronus. They're hard to find, but boy are they fun when you catch one!
MightyMagnus78 wrote:Nothing Hasbro does surprises me anymore, their ineptitude is legendary!
Burn wrote:Shadowstream wrote:It's quite clear they dun dropped the ball, but did they have to drop it so far and so hard?
It's FunPub. It's their specialty.
Shadowstream wrote:I remain skeptical![]()
Even so, Fansproject held off on the final piece of the combiner set WAY too long, like almost a year from the first 2 guys. That kind of release scheduling doesn't bode well.
Cobotron wrote:Hey! You seemed to have attracted a wild Megatronus. They're hard to find, but boy are they fun when you catch one!
megatronus wrote:Shadowstream wrote:I remain skeptical![]()
Even so, Fansproject held off on the final piece of the combiner set WAY too long, like almost a year from the first 2 guys. That kind of release scheduling doesn't bode well.
Or does it?
william-james88 wrote:Also be weary of hope in this hobby. Hope is just undiscovered disappointment.
Agamemnon, barebacked rider of flying robo-dragon, and not often constipated either...My nephew wrote:Bacon is meat candy.
Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:Shadowstream wrote:I remain skeptical![]()
Even so, Fansproject held off on the final piece of the combiner set WAY too long, like almost a year from the first 2 guys. That kind of release scheduling doesn't bode well.
Or does it?
Does it mean that they did all they could to get Motormaster "right?" One person's frustration with delays is another's understanding. I actually applaud MMC and FP for taking their time to get the figure right. Yes, I am overflowing with anticipation, but I'd rather that than having something that falls apart in my hand the first time I transform it. (I'm looking at you, UT Sharkticon...)
mooncake623 wrote:Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:Shadowstream wrote:I remain skeptical![]()
Even so, Fansproject held off on the final piece of the combiner set WAY too long, like almost a year from the first 2 guys. That kind of release scheduling doesn't bode well.
Or does it?
Does it mean that they did all they could to get Motormaster "right?" One person's frustration with delays is another's understanding. I actually applaud MMC and FP for taking their time to get the figure right. Yes, I am overflowing with anticipation, but I'd rather that than having something that falls apart in my hand the first time I transform it. (I'm looking at you, UT Sharkticon...)
I agree with this 100%!!! Although I am frustrated and understanding at the same time? Lol I challenge anyone to transform the UT Sharkticons with out stuff falling off!! Lol
Cobotron wrote:Hey! You seemed to have attracted a wild Megatronus. They're hard to find, but boy are they fun when you catch one!
craggy wrote:main problem I have with them taking their time is that I'm very reluctant to buy a 5th of a figure without seeing the complete final thing. Don't get me wrong, some of the combiner team individuals are relatively compelling characters on their own (First Aid and Swindle come to mind) but I think the majority of us would primarily like to have a whole team, so we can create the gestalt robot. I don't mind if a company makes improvements to engineering, or changes things along the way because of fan feedback, but with Menasor we basically got "here's 2 very similar robots" then a few months later we got to see what the car modes of the other 2 limbs looked like. Took a long time before we got even hints as to what the whole thing was going to look like. I don't have the money to speculate that maybe this vaguely arm-shaped thing will look good on the imaginary completed giant robot at the end of the day.
william-james88 wrote:Also be weary of hope in this hobby. Hope is just undiscovered disappointment.
Agamemnon, barebacked rider of flying robo-dragon, and not often constipated either...My nephew wrote:Bacon is meat candy.
megatronus wrote:mooncake623 wrote:Agamemnon wrote:megatronus wrote:Shadowstream wrote:I remain skeptical![]()
Even so, Fansproject held off on the final piece of the combiner set WAY too long, like almost a year from the first 2 guys. That kind of release scheduling doesn't bode well.
Or does it?
Does it mean that they did all they could to get Motormaster "right?" One person's frustration with delays is another's understanding. I actually applaud MMC and FP for taking their time to get the figure right. Yes, I am overflowing with anticipation, but I'd rather that than having something that falls apart in my hand the first time I transform it. (I'm looking at you, UT Sharkticon...)
I agree with this 100%!!! Although I am frustrated and understanding at the same time? Lol I challenge anyone to transform the UT Sharkticons with out stuff falling off!! Lol
Ditto - I'd rather wait and have them get things right. I don't think it bodes ill at all.
The only thing that falls off when I transform the Sharkies are the horns. However, my lead Sharkie's right beast arm was misassembled (the circular piece the arm is connected too was a left side piece), but TFsource is thankfully taking care of me.
MightyMagnus78 wrote:Nothing Hasbro does surprises me anymore, their ineptitude is legendary!
Burn wrote:Shadowstream wrote:It's quite clear they dun dropped the ball, but did they have to drop it so far and so hard?
It's FunPub. It's their specialty.
Shadowstream wrote:I see it as quite the opposite. I think they were just dragging their feet over the last release either because they had no idea what to do with him, or they did and they just wanted to drag out anticipation for the hell of it.
Cobotron wrote:Hey! You seemed to have attracted a wild Megatronus. They're hard to find, but boy are they fun when you catch one!
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