Deep Space Starscream




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Posted by Blurrz Tue Nov 24, 2009 2:34 am





Posted by Swiftknife24 Tue Nov 24, 2009 1:53 pm

Posted by mattyc1007 Tue Nov 24, 2009 3:47 pm
Swiftknife24 wrote:Whilst we're on the subject, my Deep Space Starscream has problems when I try to fit one of the folded-up arms onto its peg; it just won't stay because the peg is bigger than the hole (and therefore, bigger than the peg on the other side for the other arm) it looks like a manufacturing fault, but has anyone else come across this?

Posted by Swiftknife24 Tue Nov 24, 2009 3:51 pm
mattyc1007 wrote:Swiftknife24 wrote:Whilst we're on the subject, my Deep Space Starscream has problems when I try to fit one of the folded-up arms onto its peg; it just won't stay because the peg is bigger than the hole (and therefore, bigger than the peg on the other side for the other arm) it looks like a manufacturing fault, but has anyone else come across this?
Do you mean when transforming him to jet mode? I have'nt noticed this, due to I don't peg the arms in, in vehicle mode. They hang there and dont float around. The joints hold up pretty well, and dont need a peg to support them
Anyway nice job ryan again, and to give ya a lil bit of info from us in the UK,we were able to get this gy for £9.99 (It was only ever £20 as they first started selling it) from Argos, and I believe a few tesco's had a few.

Posted by autobot-jolt Tue Nov 24, 2009 5:41 pm
Posted by Blurrz Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:26 am
autobot-jolt wrote:Great gallery as usual.![]()
There were like a million of these at the Target near me one time, but I never picked one up. Now I wish I'd got one.

Posted by Stockade Wed Nov 25, 2009 6:45 am
Swiftknife24 wrote:Whilst we're on the subject, my Deep Space Starscream has problems when I try to fit one of the folded-up arms onto its peg; it just won't stay because the peg is bigger than the hole (and therefore, bigger than the peg on the other side for the other arm) it looks like a manufacturing fault, but has anyone else come across this?

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