jaws wrote:Sweet pictures, the various classes look perfect battling each other.
Exactly what I thought. Just wish Blackout was bigger. Then it'd be perfect.
Lapse Of Reason wrote:I like it; looks like fun! The track props make a huge difference in battle scenes compared to photos without props. Creative use of the protoform missles/flames!
Cheers! The flames just didn't seem right with the protoforms, but coming out of a big-ass tank barrel, perfect. The 'explosion' effect I used to use was Classics Rodimus' missile, but I didn't seem right being blue. Thank you Protoform Starscream.
And luckily my Bumblebee isn't broken, though he does look it doesn't he?
Glad I could help giving you an idea.
GrimSqueaker wrote:i love seeing fight scenes set up-i do it and defo believe every collector oughta, fair play to ya
It certainly does mae collecting more interesting.
Elita One wrote:Awesome displays Mulla mate. You ever thought of doing webcomics with the toys mate?
I did once, but decided against it due to effort. And plus, once I get a figure in a pose I like, I hate changing it because most of the time I can never get it back to how it was. Well, I probably do, but in my eyes nothing beats the first time you do something.
Sheogorath wrote:Looks like Ratchet is doing Ironhide's job
He is? I don't think I want to ask too much about this actually, because I'm guessing it's a spoiler for the movie.
i_amtrunks wrote:Nice setup, Im glad you went for the simple track setup, and not a multi-tiered/overpass type thing, as cool as it would have looked, I doubt those little plastic supports they pack in would be able to hold the weight.
I did try it actually
But I didn't have enough parts, not enough room, and worked out it was better to keep things simple. It was the same setup I had for my Classics battle.
Next problem I have - When I get the rest of the movie line, who do I use in the battle scene and who stays in the bookcase next to it? Ah, decisions!
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