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Ironhidensh wrote:People will think I'm nuts, but I would be so much happier, and so much more willing to pay for this guy, if the constructions had been deluxe sized. As is, they feel like deluxe, just over sized and over priced. If they had been smaller, they would feel perfect. Size isn't a big thing for me, and I find Devy to large for display.
william-james88 wrote:Ironhidensh wrote:People will think I'm nuts, but I would be so much happier, and so much more willing to pay for this guy, if the constructions had been deluxe sized. As is, they feel like deluxe, just over sized and over priced. If they had been smaller, they would feel perfect. Size isn't a big thing for me, and I find Devy to large for display.
A lot of people have asked for that, if only so that it could scale with the other CW combiners.
I wouldnt have minded either way.
Spanbauer wrote:Opened this guy up on the 20th but didn't have a chance to photograph him until yesterday. I tried to capture the colors of the Takara Tomy edition as accurately as possible, as so frequently the colors look completely different in photos. I love the shade of purple used, but I definitely could have stood to have a slightly more pale green that was closer to the originals than what Takara Tomy used.
Absolutely love this set. It's a dream come true. I don't mind the simplicity of the figures because in reality, it still took me 45 minutes to combine them all the first time and 30 minutes the second time I did it. However, I do wish the vehicles had a little more play value than they do; even the original figures from the 80's outshine this set in that regard. Things such as a spinning cement mixer on Mixmaster, a working crane (both telescoping and rotational) on Hook, a functional box on Long Haul - those would have all been welcomed additions.
If you love these characters and haven't already picked up the Hasbro version, do not hesitate to pick up the Takara Tomy set. It looks great alongside Masterpiece figures, and puts all of the 3rd party attempts to shame in my opinion.
Spanbauer wrote:Opened this guy up on the 20th but didn't have a chance to photograph him until yesterday. I tried to capture the colors of the Takara Tomy edition as accurately as possible, as so frequently the colors look completely different in photos. I love the shade of purple used, but I definitely could have stood to have a slightly more pale green that was closer to the originals than what Takara Tomy used.
Absolutely love this set. It's a dream come true. I don't mind the simplicity of the figures because in reality, it still took me 45 minutes to combine them all the first time and 30 minutes the second time I did it. However, I do wish the vehicles had a little more play value than they do; even the original figures from the 80's outshine this set in that regard. Things such as a spinning cement mixer on Mixmaster, a working crane (both telescoping and rotational) on Hook, a functional box on Long Haul - those would have all been welcomed additions.
If you love these characters and haven't already picked up the Hasbro version, do not hesitate to pick up the Takara Tomy set. It looks great alongside Masterpiece figures, and puts all of the 3rd party attempts to shame in my opinion.
Burn wrote:Agamemnon wrote:Let's get back to talking about Burn's mammoth snout flopping...
Well I am Australian. It's kinda what we're known for.
Burn wrote:Agamemnon wrote:Let's get back to talking about Burn's mammoth snout flopping...
Well I am Australian. It's kinda what we're known for.
Ironhidensh wrote:People will think I'm nuts, but I would be so much happier, and so much more willing to pay for this guy, if the constructions had been deluxe sized. As is, they feel like deluxe, just over sized and over priced. If they had been smaller, they would feel perfect. Size isn't a big thing for me, and I find Devy to large for display.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
Cobotron wrote:Thanks Bud!
That's what I said.Ironhidensh wrote:People will think I'm nuts, but I would be so much happier, and so much more willing to pay for this guy, if the constructions had been deluxe sized. As is, they feel like deluxe, just over sized and over priced. If they had been smaller, they would feel perfect. Size isn't a big thing for me, and I find Devy to large for display.
It probably would had it won the fan vote instead of Trypticon.fenrir72 wrote:Kinda related. Now that we have Devs, should a revamped/updated Omega Supreme be also at the same scale?
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.'
Yupfenrir72 wrote:I am not he who must never be named but............wouldn't this be cool?
Sabrblade wrote:It probably would had it won the fan vote instead of Trypticon.fenrir72 wrote:Kinda related. Now that we have Devs, should a revamped/updated Omega Supreme be also at the same scale?
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Omega will come. He will be ours by 2020!
SillySpringer wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Omega will come. He will be ours by 2020!
...hoping the U.S. stock markets don't crash by then.
SillySpringer wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Omega will come. He will be ours by 2020!
...hoping the U.S. stock markets don't crash by then.
william-james88 wrote:SillySpringer wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Omega will come. He will be ours by 2020!
...hoping the U.S. stock markets don't crash by then.
We will be there sooner, I am quite confident.
fenrir72 wrote:SillySpringer wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Omega will come. He will be ours by 2020!
...hoping the U.S. stock markets don't crash by then.
The world went through a big @ss recession and we still are buying them plastic crack
Whifflefire wrote:It was very hard to get it in, and broke of on pulling it back out. Did that happen to anybody else? And if so, how did you fix it? I put glue in the joints to thicken and tighten them, but would like to hear anyone else's suggestions.
Sure, I would have preferred proper elbows (snip) but it's certainly not necessary to my enjoying the figure.
The individual Constructicons are OK. Scavenger and Bonecrusher have the best articulation, Hook and Mixmaster are pretty good, but lacking in their elbows, Long haul, though not what I was expecting in terms of design, (been hitting the fast food joints a bit much, eh Long haul?) Is still a descent figure beside his gorilla arms. I feel the same way about Scrapper, sans the part about design change.
william-james88 wrote:Whifflefire wrote:It was very hard to get it in, and broke of on pulling it back out. Did that happen to anybody else? And if so, how did you fix it? I put glue in the joints to thicken and tighten them, but would like to hear anyone else's suggestions.
I am sorry to hear that and no, it did not happen to me. Could you take a pic of the peice that broke off? Could you just glue it back?
william-james88 wrote: Could you just glue it back?
William-james88 wrote:While it might not be necessary, it totally changes things. And you prove it by your breakdown:The individual Constructicons are OK. Scavenger and Bonecrusher have the best articulation, Hook and Mixmaster are pretty good, but lacking in their elbows, Long haul, though not what I was expecting in terms of design, (been hitting the fast food joints a bit much, eh Long haul?) Is still a descent figure beside his gorilla arms. I feel the same way about Scrapper, sans the part about design change.
You see, Scrapper is the best of the bunch and not just ok but on par with any voyager figure that came out this year... when he has elbows. The fact that he is number 1 in the Takara set and at the bottom in the Hasbro set means that the elbows make quite the difference.
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