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by **Susha** » Thu Dec 04, 2014 2:49 pm

It all started with generations legends Shrapnel, which I bought just for the price but I really didn't like him. That changed after I gave him some colour. Same went for Legends Tailgate and iGear Seaspray;

I then got my hands on bee and cliffjumper:

after these 2 I started seeing the cliffjumper as an economic option for genericons and stuff.
So I made some research and opted for Tap-Out and Glyph, the third figure is inspired by a Brazilian (or Chilean) version of Bumblebee (http://www.toyarchive.com/Transformers/ ... range.html), I call him Nitro for now. I used warhammer paints and shades, and you can notice (especially on Tap-Out and Glyph) that the paint is wearing of due to transformation. 'Nitro' works much better in respects as the paint scheme is very similar to the original and I didn't have to paint the back (car mode) as I find the difference between orange and red add to the figures look;

Tap-Out

Glyph

Nitro

News Credits: 3 · by **Lockdownhunter** » Sun Dec 21, 2014 8:28 am

You are making me buy Legions BB and Cliffjumper.

by **Susha** » Sun Dec 21, 2014 12:02 pm

Lockdownhunter wrote:You are making me buy Legions BB and Cliffjumper.

ty

i know right these molds can be so much more than what they are when outta the box.
besides the BB chasis is great for genericons. if u really want the figure to have more mobility
u can switch legs with some other legends figure (shrapnel has good knee joints for example)..