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Sabrblade wrote:It is indeed a GoBot. Zig Zag, a component of the Renegade combiner Puzzler.

Thanks Sabrblade!

Sabrblade wrote:It is indeed a GoBot. Zig Zag, a component of the Renegade combiner Puzzler.

I do won him and recognised him right away.

Any idea what this toy is?

Not a Transformer, at the very least.

Sabrblade wrote:Not a Transformer, at the very least.

If Sabr says it, it must not be! Frickin' dude is an encyclopedia lol

Which BB is this?

OK, that one is the Leader Bumblebee mold, not the one before. To be exact that's the Age of Extinction re-release... without the MechTech backpack (try saying that three times fast) and shipped in solid cases. So close, Hasbro... He was exclusive to Costco in the US and Canada, and shared with Canadian Tire.

Can you guys tell me which Ironhide this is, and who the little red car is?
I know Animated Ultra Magnus

I have these for sale, no idea about asking price, they were all secondhand, as you can tell.

Sure, thats Universe Ironhide and that is ROTF Scout Dead End.

william-james88 wrote:Sure, thats Universe Ironhide and that is ROTF Scout Dead End.

Thanks! Any idea about asking price? What do you think they're worth? Not looking for a big sale, just a little something.

Sjeng wrote:

william-james88 wrote:Sure, thats Universe Ironhide and that is ROTF Scout Dead End.

Thanks! Any idea about asking price? What do you think they're worth? Not looking for a big sale, just a little something.

Sure, Dead End would be 5 € and Ironhide 10 € unless he has his arm blade weapon, then it would be 15 €.

william-james88 wrote:

Sjeng wrote:

william-james88 wrote:Sure, thats Universe Ironhide and that is ROTF Scout Dead End.

Thanks! Any idea about asking price? What do you think they're worth? Not looking for a big sale, just a little something.

Sure, Dead End would be 5 € and Ironhide 10 € unless he has his arm blade weapon, then it would be 15 €.

No gun alas, also no hammer on U.M. But thanks! Those were the prices I was thinking of
If anyone here (in the EU) is interested, drop me a pm.

What is this toy?

Looks like the torso component to one of the Gosei Ultimate Megazord toys from Power Rangers Megaforce (or a toy of its Tensou Sentai Goseiger counterpart, the Gosei Ultimate).

Sabrblade wrote:Looks like the torso component to one of the Gosei Ultimate Megazord toys from Power Rangers Megaforce (or a toy of its Tensou Sentai Goseiger counterpart, the Gosei Ultimate).

This?

-Kanrabat- wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Looks like the torso component to one of the Gosei Ultimate Megazord toys from Power Rangers Megaforce (or a toy of its Tensou Sentai Goseiger counterpart, the Gosei Ultimate).

This?

Exactly. That toy is not much to write home about however, he's like a standalone Transformer toy, in a line with combining, partsforming mecha

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Exactly. That toy is not much to write home about however, he's like a standalone Transformer toy, in a line with combining, partsforming mecha

To be fair, a lot of past PR Megazords/Sentai mecha have been non-combining, single-component transforming robots, and have been cool on their own.

The Red Dragon Thunderzord, the White Tigerzord, Pyramidas, the Astro Megazord (yes, I know about the shuttle forming its head), the Delta Megazord, the Mega Winger, the Defender Torozord (its toy can still transform without placing the Magna Defender toy inside it), the Zenith Carrierzord, the Max Solarzord, the Quantasaurus Rex Megazord, the Samurai Star Megazord, the Omegamax Megazord, the Delta Command Megazord, the The Rhino Steel Megazord, and the Bull Megazord, to name a few, have all been fairly decent single-entity transforming megazords.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:Looks like the torso component to one of the Gosei Ultimate Megazord toys from Power Rangers Megaforce (or a toy of its Tensou Sentai Goseiger counterpart, the Gosei Ultimate).

This?

Exactly. That toy is not much to write home about however, he's like a standalone Transformer toy, in a line with combining, partsforming mecha

Worth 45$CAN?
Picture is from a Kijiji add.

If this help, I only have the Origami Samurai and crawfish, and all the Super Charges minus the brontosaur. As American PR Zord Builder mechas that is.

Sabrblade wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Exactly. That toy is not much to write home about however, he's like a standalone Transformer toy, in a line with combining, partsforming mecha

To be fair, a lot of past PR Megazords/Sentai mecha have been non-combining, single-component transforming robots, and have been cool on their own.

The Red Dragon Thunderzord,

Doesnt he combine with the others when making the Thunder Mega Zord?

william-james88 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Exactly. That toy is not much to write home about however, he's like a standalone Transformer toy, in a line with combining, partsforming mecha

To be fair, a lot of past PR Megazords/Sentai mecha have been non-combining, single-component transforming robots, and have been cool on their own.

The Red Dragon Thunderzord,

Doesnt he combine with the others when making the Thunder Mega Zord?

Yeah, but he still functions by himself as a standalone entity (especially when the others are combined with the Tigerzord as the MegaTigerzord). His original Bandai of America toy was even sold by itself without the others, who came in a separately-packaged set.

Sabrblade wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Exactly. That toy is not much to write home about however, he's like a standalone Transformer toy, in a line with combining, partsforming mecha

To be fair, a lot of past PR Megazords/Sentai mecha have been non-combining, single-component transforming robots, and have been cool on their own.

The Red Dragon Thunderzord,

Doesnt he combine with the others when making the Thunder Mega Zord?

Yeah, but he still functions by himself as a standalone entity (especially when the others are combined with the Tigerzord as the MegaTigerzord). His original Bandai of America toy was even sold by itself without the others, who came in a separately-packaged set.

Thats interesting, so you would get the thunderzord components as a box set and yet you wouldnt be able to make the thunderzord because you would still need the red ranger?

Anyways, about stand alone bots, the dino charge line is a pretty good example. They can combine as an optional thing but the Plesio zord, Titano zord and Ptera zord were full on zords with no need to combine to make a robot.

william-james88 wrote:Thats interesting, so you would get the thunderzord components as a box set and yet you wouldnt be able to make the thunderzord because you would still need the red ranger?

The other four that were sold together were dubbed the "Thunderzord Assault Team" on the packaging, and without the Red Dragon Thunderzord could combine together to form the flying chariot that the Red Dragon Thunderzord would sometimes ride in its Warrior Mode either before combining with the others into the Thunder Megazord or during the Thunder Ultrazord formation.

william-james88 wrote:Anyways, about stand alone bots, the dino charge line is a pretty good example. They can combine as an optional thing but the Plesio zord, Titano zord and Ptera zord were full on zords with no need to combine to make a robot.

Those three are the personal zords of the Gold Ranger, Purple Ranger, and Silver Ranger, respectively. I dunno what makes those three rangers special enough to have their own standalone megazords in Dino Charge, but there might have been some reason in the original Kyoryuger version that Kyoryu Gold, Kyoryu Violet, and Kyoryu Silver each got their own fully transformable mecha while Kyoryu Gray and Kyoryu Cyan (Sentai counterparts of the Graphite Ranger and Aqua Ranger) merely got limb-based ones like the main five Kyoryugers did.

Thanks Sabr! I have more questions but will go ask them in another thread.

Which BB is this?

william-james88 wrote:Which BB is this?

A badly transformed Age of Extinction Leader class Bumblebee.