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ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Keeping things in perspective, Halo and Fortnite figures aren't transforming robots. That's always made Transformers pricier for their size and what they come with.
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:What is the "Cosmos debacle"? Only debacle I'm aware of with him is just Mall Wart grossly underestimating demand.
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:My biggest disappointment with SS86 remains Hot Rod. Not that he's unworthy of being Voyager price, the engineering complexity justifies that for sure. I just think it was a significant misstep to not use that engineering budget to make the arms incorporate the rear fenders and have the hands retract into the taillights (as per the animation transformation). Would have done wonders for the rear of the car mode, and probably averted the need for the delicate tabs on the arm pipes.
william-james88 wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:My biggest disappointment with SS86 remains Hot Rod. Not that he's unworthy of being Voyager price, the engineering complexity justifies that for sure. I just think it was a significant misstep to not use that engineering budget to make the arms incorporate the rear fenders and have the hands retract into the taillights (as per the animation transformation). Would have done wonders for the rear of the car mode, and probably averted the need for the delicate tabs on the arm pipes.
That sounds beautiful!
As for the pile drivers, I didn't think they would move,based on the pics. Not getting him though, I'm quite tired of updating figures.
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Me, I might get SS86 Rumble. I didn't give a rat's arse about the SIEGE Micromaster versions of Frenzy and Rumble because I hated the size vs. how the G1 mold scales. SS86 may only be a head taller, so still not as tall as I'd fully like, but he's still a massive improvement on SIEGE overall and comes fully kitted as-is.
M. Spector wrote:I was thinking about the Haslab Unicron today as well as all the neat 3rd party ones that are out these days, tho seeing as they're at least $300 I had a wild thought:
How would you guys feel about Unicron getting a Leader class SS86 figure? Scale would obviously be out the window, but for me that would be fine, the novelty would lay in just having a scary space demon that turns into a spiky ball for $50/55 bucks. That'd be pretty sick
M. Spector wrote:I was thinking about the Haslab Unicron today as well as all the neat 3rd party ones that are out these days, tho seeing as they're at least $300 I had a wild thought:
How would you guys feel about Unicron getting a Leader class SS86 figure? Scale would obviously be out the window, but for me that would be fine, the novelty would lay in just having a scary space demon that turns into a spiky ball for $50/55 bucks. That'd be pretty sick
Emerje wrote:Just make this already.
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Emerje wrote:Just make this already.
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-Kanrabat- wrote:Emerje wrote:Just make this already.
Emerje
This BW Unicron could also be swell. But Leader can't cut it with all these extra bits so a Commander could do the job.
ZeroWolf wrote:-Kanrabat- wrote:Emerje wrote:Just make this already.
Emerje
This BW Unicron could also be swell. But Leader can't cut it with all these extra bits so a Commander could do the job.
If you shrink it down to a deluxe you'll be able to pull it off![]()
While hasbro is too fixated on scale to do it in a line like SS, I could see them doing it as a sub-line or retailer Exclusive. Picture this: a line where scale doesn't matter, meaning we have smaller representations of all the titans like Metroplex, Trypticon, Fortress and Scorponok (and all repaints etc, etc...). For extra padding you an include titans from IDW and Iaconus from Cyberverse. The leader class slots of such a line? Primus and Unicron.
The bonus of doing Fortress and Scorponok would be so collectors have a smaller figure to stand in for their comic versions.
Emerje wrote:Core class Titans should be around 10" tall.
Out of curiosity, do you have any version of the Armada mold?Till-all-R1 wrote:Since I missed on on the HasLab version I'd be keen on a Commander or even Titan version, at least then it would be worth the new $200 price for a Titan class. I had zero interest in that Metroplex.
I think Leader and maybe even Commander class is too small for him, though I guess anything other than HasLab version is. lol
Till-all-R1 wrote:Since I missed on on the HasLab version I'd be keen on a Commander or even Titan version, at least then it would be worth the new $200 price for a Titan class. I had zero interest in that Metroplex.
I think Leader and maybe even Commander class is too small for him, though I guess anything other than HasLab version is. lol
ZeroWolf wrote:Till-all-R1 wrote:Since I missed on on the HasLab version I'd be keen on a Commander or even Titan version, at least then it would be worth the new $200 price for a Titan class. I had zero interest in that Metroplex.
I think Leader and maybe even Commander class is too small for him, though I guess anything other than HasLab version is. lol
If scale isn't a concern than unicron can be made to work in a smaller scale. I certainly don't think they'll be doing a Titan class Unicron for a while yet.
They did. It was Platinum Edition Unicron.-Kanrabat- wrote:Well, they could always reissue the "Amazon" Armada Unicron and call it a day.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sabrblade wrote:They did. It was Platinum Edition Unicron.-Kanrabat- wrote:Well, they could always reissue the "Amazon" Armada Unicron and call it a day.
That mold is extremely degraded from so many uses. The Encore release barely even holds together.-Kanrabat- wrote:Sabrblade wrote:They did. It was Platinum Edition Unicron.-Kanrabat- wrote:Well, they could always reissue the "Amazon" Armada Unicron and call it a day.
Well, 3rd time the charm!
Add in some extra stuff to make it a "titan" like that planet mode stand and maybe some other thingamagings.
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sabrblade wrote:That mold is extremely degraded from so many uses. The Encore release barely even holds together.-Kanrabat- wrote:Sabrblade wrote:They did. It was Platinum Edition Unicron.-Kanrabat- wrote:Well, they could always reissue the "Amazon" Armada Unicron and call it a day.
Well, 3rd time the charm!
Add in some extra stuff to make it a "titan" like that planet mode stand and maybe some other thingamagings.
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Out of curiosity, do you have any version of the Armada mold?Till-all-R1 wrote:Since I missed on on the HasLab version I'd be keen on a Commander or even Titan version, at least then it would be worth the new $200 price for a Titan class. I had zero interest in that Metroplex.
I think Leader and maybe even Commander class is too small for him, though I guess anything other than HasLab version is. lol
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