RAR wrote:
But I was surprised as it was a variation I never noticed before and I have at least 6 Movie Ravage toys this was the 1st with that extra joint though.
Thanks for pointing that out, but why do you have 6 of them?
RAR wrote:
But I was surprised as it was a variation I never noticed before and I have at least 6 Movie Ravage toys this was the 1st with that extra joint though.
william-james88 wrote:There's one toy I recetly discovered and that no one talked about. Not sure if I would have included him or not: Sky Garry!
Actualy there is a lot to be impressed with this design. While the transformation si super simple, all the robot components work well in making a space ship. The feet do look like the front, the arms do look like the side of the ship and, best of all, the head becomes twin cannons at the back.
It's a bit more obvious that it is his head in the following pics (of his Death garry redeco) but I think it works well.
Decepticon Stryker wrote:Wait a minute..... That's TR Sentinel Prime! Compare his train mode to that! Please tell me I'm not the only one who sees this!
Decepticon Stryker wrote:Anyone else agree that Sky Lynx has the best case of visible head syndrome?
Noideaforaname wrote:Incidentally, while that style of transformation is rare in Transformers proper (I think Clampdown's the only other one that does something similar) I remember another toyline was built around the gimmick. Trucks and cars and whatever you could pull back revealing monstrous (and organic!) jaws and teeth.
Noideaforaname wrote:I think Attack Pack is what we're both thinking of. Some insane designs there despite the comparative simplicity. (wheels -> mouths?! Hasbro, copy that NOW)
I kinda like that Gobot design, as hokey as it may be. Same with the one that has a tank turret for a head and the truck-windshield-faced guy.
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