kirbenvost wrote:Chaoslock wrote:zodconvoy wrote:Took me forever to notice that Classics Hot Rods pelvis can be pulled forward.
*checks*
Damn, that helped the figure!
Oh yeah, took me awhile to find that one too. Definitely helps his look.
DraconicDak wrote:Shadowstream wrote:1) ROTF Mindwipe's um... biceps(?) that rotate for the transformation are actually meant to lock in place in a way that restricts movement of the tail fins on his back. Plus it fills in a bit of the empty space in his chest.
Personally, I think he looks much better with Skystalker burrowed through his chest.
MightyMagnus78 wrote:Nothing Hasbro does surprises me anymore, their ineptitude is legendary!
Burn wrote:Shadowstream wrote:It's quite clear they dun dropped the ball, but did they have to drop it so far and so hard?
It's FunPub. It's their specialty.
zodconvoy wrote:I didn't realize that Cybertron Armorhides knees shifted out until I got Botcon 07 Huffer. Same with Cybertron Defense Hot Shots arms sliding down to reveal elbows until I got Botcon 07 Springer. Took me forever to notice that Classics Hot Rods pelvis can be pulled forward.
And while I did notice Drifts sword clip swiveled, I didn't know it could be pulled out. Weird.
paul053 wrote:For movie leader class Brawl, since I bought it second hand with no instruction, without my son I probably will never notice that. The two buttons on top of the sub-turret can trigger the two different sound effects. I always thought only rotating the turret to trigger the sound.
Mykltron wrote:zodconvoy wrote:I didn't realize that Cybertron Armorhides knees shifted out until I got Botcon 07 Huffer. Same with Cybertron Defense Hot Shots arms sliding down to reveal elbows until I got Botcon 07 Springer. Took me forever to notice that Classics Hot Rods pelvis can be pulled forward.
And while I did notice Drifts sword clip swiveled, I didn't know it could be pulled out. Weird.
I'm confused as I haven't opened mine yet. Does it swivel AND pull out?
Shadowstream wrote:I'm going to come across as a bit of a smartass here, but I usually tend to have my TFs sussed within a week of getting them, so apart from figures I don't own that have been listed here so far I haven't come across anything I wasn't already aware of.
That said, I do have a few things I'm not sure most people know of.
1) ROTF Mindwipe's um... biceps(?) that rotate for the transformation are actually meant to lock in place in a way that restricts movement of the tail fins on his back. Plus it fills in a bit of the empty space in his chest.
Shadowstream wrote:1) ROTF Mindwipe's um... biceps(?) that rotate for the transformation are actually meant to lock in place in a way that restricts movement of the tail fins on his back. Plus it fills in a bit of the empty space in his chest.
angelababy wrote:Yesterday I found out that Headmasters evidently have flaps on their backs to cover the large face while in alt mode. I fell prey to that a couple of months ago playing with me G1 Hardhead.It didn't help that his legs were so tightly held together that I had to get a knife in there to pry them apart.
Amelie wrote:I discovered that G1 Primes Smoke Stacks can break just by looking at them. Very unimpressive.
NewFoundStarscreamLuv wrote:me and my friends combine all the time. Sometimes I even combine by myself if no one is around.
Evil_the_Nub wrote:That's a good find on Primus. I never liked the way his feet looked and it does look a lot better folded up like that.
574R5CR34M wrote:I never realized you could extend G1 reissue Soundwave's gun until I saw it in Seibertron galleries. Total DUH moment right there.
RogueDeathangel wrote:Haha, Just remembered another one.
It took me a good few months to realise that Classics Rodimus' rear wheels (the ones that end up on his legs in bot mode) actually slide to allow the shin panels to sit flush against his legs.
Cobalt Prime wrote:If you did it right, you can clearly see the "meteor impact" detail on the back of his lower leg when he is standing.
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