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ZeroWolf wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Whelp, looks like it's been discovered how Hasbro was able to make Megatron such a big Voyager within their usual budget range:
Oy vey.
Not a problem for me, I don't position my figures sideways on
Wolfman Jake wrote:Emerje wrote:AlvinC wrote:Wolfman Jake wrote:Emerje wrote:I don't own Grimlock yet, but I can't imagine he'll be a bigger disappointment than Nitro was.![]()
Emerje
Wait, what!? TLK Nitro is fantastic!
This^ I have the thundercracker version and it’s great
I don't like that that the wing joints don't let them straighten out properly, they have a bend to them now. I don't like the way the arms feel like they're being haphazardly crammed under the jet. And it's minor, but I don't like the way the missiles have to be removed and then put back on. Plus that underside of jet mode is wreck, but that's normal so I can't exactly hold it against him. I guess with all of the hype I was expecting something amazing and fun to transform, but he ended up being a bit annoying.
Emerje
I don't know what you're talking about with the wing joints making the wings bend. Mine sit nice and flush. There are some tabs that help everything "click" into place on the main body of the jet. Otherwise, the wings do slope down a bit. When you have it all lined up correctly, though, it's not a problem. The arms aren't really all that "haphazard" for a jet transformer either. The wings do snap into them when you transform it all correctly. Like you said, the underside of the jet is a mess of robot mode kibble, but few Transformers jets aren't. Having to remove the missiles and place them elsewhere for robot mode is also par for the course. What makes Nitro fun for me is the transformation, which is clever, fun, and satisfying, the Titans Return compatibility, including a cockpit in jet mode that can be piloted by a Titan Master, and the overall quality of the figure itself in terms of durable plastic, size, heft, tight joints, and overall integrity (i.e., no parts or panels popping off at the slightest provocation). Nitro Zeus is a solid figure and one of the better offerings of the TLK Premier Edition line overall.
Autobot Roadburn wrote:Wolfman Jake wrote:Emerje wrote:AlvinC wrote:Wolfman Jake wrote:Emerje wrote:I don't own Grimlock yet, but I can't imagine he'll be a bigger disappointment than Nitro was.![]()
Emerje
Wait, what!? TLK Nitro is fantastic!
This^ I have the thundercracker version and it’s great
I don't like that that the wing joints don't let them straighten out properly, they have a bend to them now. I don't like the way the arms feel like they're being haphazardly crammed under the jet. And it's minor, but I don't like the way the missiles have to be removed and then put back on. Plus that underside of jet mode is wreck, but that's normal so I can't exactly hold it against him. I guess with all of the hype I was expecting something amazing and fun to transform, but he ended up being a bit annoying.
Emerje
I don't know what you're talking about with the wing joints making the wings bend. Mine sit nice and flush. There are some tabs that help everything "click" into place on the main body of the jet. Otherwise, the wings do slope down a bit. When you have it all lined up correctly, though, it's not a problem. The arms aren't really all that "haphazard" for a jet transformer either. The wings do snap into them when you transform it all correctly. Like you said, the underside of the jet is a mess of robot mode kibble, but few Transformers jets aren't. Having to remove the missiles and place them elsewhere for robot mode is also par for the course. What makes Nitro fun for me is the transformation, which is clever, fun, and satisfying, the Titans Return compatibility, including a cockpit in jet mode that can be piloted by a Titan Master, and the overall quality of the figure itself in terms of durable plastic, size, heft, tight joints, and overall integrity (i.e., no parts or panels popping off at the slightest provocation). Nitro Zeus is a solid figure and one of the better offerings of the TLK Premier Edition line overall.
I guess my main issues with Nitro were his head sculpt being boring (in my opinion, it just looked dull and narrow and I would've definitely preferred the Shockwave head from the movie) and I really didn't care for his color scheme. I liked both modes and the transformation a lot. Thundercracker solved all my issues - beautiful color choices, a super cool Starscream/insect head sculpt and he held together better than my Nitro too. Great mold in my opinion, but I do see the transformation being frustrating.
ZeroWolf wrote:That thunderwing looks beautiful kanra! Was it just the custom paint job you did? (Aside from the thunderwing titan master)
-Kanrabat- wrote:Verdict:
It's still a buy, but only on sale. HFTD Battle Blades Optimus is still the undisputable champion of the Movie voyager Optimuses, followed closely by Evasion Mode from AoE.
What's Crackin'? wrote:Bumble Bee is in no way the worst figure in the line. Look for one with the numbers 80201, AND IT SHOULD WORK JUST FINE.
william-james88 wrote:What's Crackin'? wrote:Bumble Bee is in no way the worst figure in the line. Look for one with the numbers 80201, AND IT SHOULD WORK JUST FINE.
That does not change the fact that there are many out there which do not have that number and suck giant balls. And anyway, if Bee is not the worst, then who is?
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:What's Crackin'? wrote:Bumble Bee is in no way the worst figure in the line. Look for one with the numbers 80201, AND IT SHOULD WORK JUST FINE.
That does not change the fact that there are many out there which do not have that number and suck giant balls. And anyway, if Bee is not the worst, then who is?
Crowbar. Hands. ****. Down. Then grimlock, not because it is bad, but very disappointing.
Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:What's Crackin'? wrote:Bumble Bee is in no way the worst figure in the line. Look for one with the numbers 80201, AND IT SHOULD WORK JUST FINE.
That does not change the fact that there are many out there which do not have that number and suck giant balls. And anyway, if Bee is not the worst, then who is?
Crowbar. Hands. ****. Down. Then grimlock, not because it is bad, but very disappointing.
william-james88 wrote:What's Crackin'? wrote:Bumble Bee is in no way the worst figure in the line. Look for one with the numbers 80201, AND IT SHOULD WORK JUST FINE.
That does not change the fact that there are many out there which do not have that number and suck giant balls. And anyway, if Bee is not the worst, then who is?
william-james88 wrote:Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:What's Crackin'? wrote:Bumble Bee is in no way the worst figure in the line. Look for one with the numbers 80201, AND IT SHOULD WORK JUST FINE.
That does not change the fact that there are many out there which do not have that number and suck giant balls. And anyway, if Bee is not the worst, then who is?
Crowbar. Hands. ****. Down. Then grimlock, not because it is bad, but very disappointing.
Whats so terrible about Crowbar?
No wait, I know, its the tentacle hemorrhoids right?
Leonardo wrote:Take your lips off my pipe!
Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:Ironhidensh wrote:william-james88 wrote:What's Crackin'? wrote:Bumble Bee is in no way the worst figure in the line. Look for one with the numbers 80201, AND IT SHOULD WORK JUST FINE.
That does not change the fact that there are many out there which do not have that number and suck giant balls. And anyway, if Bee is not the worst, then who is?
Crowbar. Hands. ****. Down. Then grimlock, not because it is bad, but very disappointing.
Whats so terrible about Crowbar?
No wait, I know, its the tentacle hemorrhoids right?
That, and mine seems to have the floppyness issues that most others have a experienced with Bumblebee. Also, I find that it's very, very difficult to line up the panels correctly in vehicle mode.
My Ratchet is extremely loose and floppy as well. For me, the two most solid figures of the line are Optimus and Starscream.
Wolfman Jake wrote:
Your mileage really does vary with this whole line. My Crowbar is excellent. It's got tight joints, panels that line up with relative ease, and nothing pops off during transformation or otherwise. This is all in stark contrast to his mold forbearer Berserker from The Last Knight.
My Ratchet is also nice and tight in the joints. No floppiness. My Bumblebee isn't floppy either, but does have those roof panels that fall off if you look at them the wrong way. Again, I compare this to my TLK Bumblebee ver. 2, which is very floppy, but nothing pops off during transformation. Quality control really seems to be very hit and miss lately with movie Transformers figures.
Toy_Spectre wrote:Hey guys.This is a Noob question but does Hasbro US version and TakaraTomy version has different paintjobs? I've seen stock pics of Blackout and TT seems bit darker than Hasbro's light grey. Is it just lighting?
ultraimpossibleman wrote:Grand innacurration and heavy mistakes !
Diem wrote:This is exactly the kind of nonsense I'm here for.
Qwan wrote:Toy_Spectre wrote:Hey guys.This is a Noob question but does Hasbro US version and TakaraTomy version has different paintjobs? I've seen stock pics of Blackout and TT seems bit darker than Hasbro's light grey. Is it just lighting?
Yep, it's just lighting. As of very recently, Hasbro and Takara are putting out literally the exact same product. So if you were feeling unsure whether to get the Hasbro or Takara version, you're totally safe to just grab a Hasbro one if you see it around, 'cause it'll be just as good as an import!
Also, welcome!
Qwan wrote:Toy_Spectre wrote:Hey guys.This is a Noob question but does Hasbro US version and TakaraTomy version has different paintjobs? I've seen stock pics of Blackout and TT seems bit darker than Hasbro's light grey. Is it just lighting?
Yep, it's just lighting. As of very recently, Hasbro and Takara are putting out literally the exact same product. So if you were feeling unsure whether to get the Hasbro or Takara version, you're totally safe to just grab a Hasbro one if you see it around, 'cause it'll be just as good as an import!
Also, welcome!
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