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shockblast2 wrote:I would not be surprised to see Pipes show up this year in the Optimus mold. A fourth opportunity to make money on a mold.
Shockwave7 wrote:Why are you still ranting about that.
Uh - because it's still TRUE? (Unless you can kindly escort us to all the 'big retailers' that are stuffed with w3 deluxes - which are the ones specifically about which I was inquiring...? PS - BBTS does NOT count - normal buyers are looking for places that DON'T mark up their merchandise.Firstly, you are just using your area to make wide statements about everywhere. And that isn't true. Do I have to show you those pics again? My toysrus is full of nice wave 2.
Again - I was speaking of the w3 deluxes. Where are they? Only at the online distributors, so far as I can tell. My 'walmart next door' and TRU decidedly are NOT stocked with wave 2 either. Perhaps you're the one who should stop looking at your own local stores and assuming that every other store has them, and making blanket statements 'about everywhere'...?
Shockwave7 wrote:The Combiner Wars/Generations line has been disappearing from shelves almost as soon as they pop up, except maybe the wave1 voyagers. The wave 2 stuff is still harder than heck to find, and the wave3 stuff - well, you wonder if it's even out at all. Practically the only place you CAN get the wave3s is through the 3rd party websites and their hyper-inflated prices. Hasbro has still not given their OWN online distributors access to the wave 3 deluxes.
And don't cry wolf about online. TF source is getting more combiner wars wave 3 deluxes in June. If you preorder them now, you'll get them when they come back in stock.
Uh, yes. I know. I was the one who mentioned above that online retailers have them. I believe I said something about 'hyper-inflated prices'? Does that not give you a clue, perhaps, as to why SOME of us would prefer to order them from HTS? Some folks here (ahem) may be awash with cash and well able to afford BBTS's beefy markups. But not all of us. Unless you'd like to start making statements 'about everyone' assuming how much money they may/may not have....?
Shockwave7 wrote:Sigh.... so where are the Wave 3 deluxes? Only a tiny smattering of retailers had them on shelves (very briefly) and that only in midwestern states. For the most part, all the major retailers are still dinking around stocking movie4 crud that they can't even give away, and RiD stuff that only kiddies really like.
The Combiner Wars/Generations line has been disappearing from shelves almost as soon as they pop up, except maybe the wave1 voyagers. The wave 2 stuff is still harder than heck to find, and the wave3 stuff - well, you wonder if it's even out at all. Practically the only place you CAN get the wave3s is through the 3rd party websites and their hyper-inflated prices. Hasbro has still not given their OWN online distributors access to the wave 3 deluxes.
Blurrz wrote:Down_Shift is a god...
Combiner Hunters is a one-shot issue, though.Bradimus wrote:Are we sure next year is also Combiner Wars and not Combiner Hunters? I find it strange that Hasbro would call the line the same name for two years yet have the new fan-voted combiner be introduced in a comic called Combiner Hunters, with the toy to be released next year.
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.'
Sabrblade wrote:Combiner Hunters is a one-shot issue, though.Bradimus wrote:Are we sure next year is also Combiner Wars and not Combiner Hunters? I find it strange that Hasbro would call the line the same name for two years yet have the new fan-voted combiner be introduced in a comic called Combiner Hunters, with the toy to be released next year.
SkyQuake101 wrote:Defensor will be in a Double-Groove, I guess.
shockblast2 wrote:Still no Kickback, Brawn, Outback, Seaspray, Pipes, or Beachcomber. Let alone at least a legends Reflector for army building. I would not be surprised to see Pipes show up this year in the Optimus mold. A fourth opportunity to make money on a mold.
peaces wrote:i'd say 90% of the tfs out there are **** rid or tf4 figures, 8% are cw wave 1, 1% are cw wave 2, 1% are cw wave 3. not sure how anyone can argue that distribution doesn't suck balls this year with a straight face.
peaces wrote:i'd say 90% of the tfs out there are **** rid or tf4 figures, 8% are cw wave 1, 1% are cw wave 2, 1% are cw wave 3. not sure how anyone can argue that distribution doesn't suck balls this year with a straight face.
Yotsuyasan wrote:SkyQuake101 wrote:Defensor will be in a Double-Groove, I guess.
Double-Groove is not enough Groove. All Groove, I say!
Tis just a pity there is no Voyager Class Groove to form the torso!
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shockblast2 wrote:Still no Kickback, Brawn, Outback, Seaspray, Pipes, or Beachcomber. Let alone at least a legends Reflector for army building. I would not be surprised to see Pipes show up this year in the Optimus mold. A fourth opportunity to make money on a mold.
Cough...
Am I just imagining owning all three of these? Sure, Brawn and Beachcomber are the older style of Legends, and are thus a bit smaller and more simplistic. And sure, Seaspray is a bit oversized as a Voyager, and his robot mode aesthetic isn't the most G1-faithful recreation there is. But they do exist. Saying "still no" in reference to them is inaccurate.
Would I like newer figures of them? I wouldn't say no, especially to a better Seaspray. But if Hasbro has a limited number of figures they can do, I'd rather they concentrate on holes that actually still need filling rather than ones you seem to like to pretend exist because you are denying the existence of already made figures.
prjkt wrote:I kind of agree on two of those three, I'd prefer to see new versions of the legends figures - Brawn and Beachcomber were OK for their time, I'd like to see new releases (plus the missing characters) in a size to match that of the new legends range.
Seaspray I'm tempted by, I just don't have enough space in my collection atm...
shockblast2 wrote:The micro legends don't count for anything...
The new legends line is the ONLY legends line. The one that came before it was a cheap imitation...
shockblast2 wrote:
The micro legends don't count for anything. All of the transformations are crap. None of them are to scale with the new or classic figures. You might as well have picked bot shot Hound or ROTF Beachcomber in your argument. At least beachcomber would be to scale.
And that Seaspray is a movieverse figure. Who in the world would shoehorn this or the two legends into a deluxe/voyager collection is beyond me.
The new legends line is the ONLY legends line. The one that came before it was a cheap imitation. A subline that had nothing to do with the current Universe line it encompassed. If so, why bother making a Voyager Optimus when they had a legends class one?
mataleben wrote:
The old legends do have a place, it's in a g1 based collection. Most of the new legends figures are IDW. Also, I'm pretty sure that nothing can be a "cheap imitation" of something that didn't even exist at that time. There are also multiple legends lines, including one that is running right now for the new RID, and there are also legends lines for the first two movies and Cybertron.
william-james88 wrote:mataleben wrote:
The old legends do have a place, it's in a g1 based collection. Most of the new legends figures are IDW. Also, I'm pretty sure that nothing can be a "cheap imitation" of something that didn't even exist at that time. There are also multiple legends lines, including one that is running right now for the new RID, and there are also legends lines for the first two movies and Cybertron.
I love this reply. It was smart, not snarky in any way and also warm using just the facts. Better than anything I could have written. Once again, great comment and I LOVE the line I put in bold, that is logic at it's best.
Also, just for the sake of all the facts being there, the Seaspray figure is meant to be both movie design and classics design. Hence why the same mold was reused for Deepdive in the classics based RTS line.
Spot on everyoneSillySpringer wrote:LOGICYeah, the legends line before, may not have been as good as today, but that DEFINATELY doesn't mean they where a cheap imitation of something that didn't even exist at that time.william-james88 wrote:mataleben wrote:The old legends do have a place, it's in a g1 based collection. Most of the new legends figures are IDW. Also, I'm pretty sure that nothing can be a "cheap imitation" of something that didn't even exist at that time. There are also multiple legends lines, including one that is running right now for the new RID, and there are also legends lines for the first two movies and Cybertron.I love this reply. It was smart, not snarky in any way and also warm using just the facts. Better than anything I could have written. Once again, great comment and I LOVE the line I put in bold, that is logic at it's best.
Also, just for the sake of all the facts being there, the Seaspray figure is meant to be both movie design and classics design. Hence why the same mold was reused for Deepdive in the classics based RTS line.
itscramtastic wrote:Spot on everyoneI like my Legends figures..I think they go fantastically in my CHUG collection. That's why we call it CHUG right? It envelops Classics through Generations? AmIright? I mean yeah, sure, some look better than others, but that doesn't remove ALL of them from the equation.
Yotsuyasan wrote:shockblast2 wrote:The micro legends don't count for anything...
The new legends line is the ONLY legends line. The one that came before it was a cheap imitation...
Ah, I forgot. You're shockblast2, the person who defines what counts and does not count as a proper Transformer, and anything that displeases you ceases to count or even exist. How could I have forgotten? How foolish of me. Allow me to go throw away anything in my collection that doesn't fit in with your narrow sensibilities, so that I can then join you on your quest to demand Hasbro make every figure you think needs to be done, weather it makes any real sense for them to do so or not.
mataleben wrote:shockblast2 wrote:
The micro legends don't count for anything. All of the transformations are crap. None of them are to scale with the new or classic figures. You might as well have picked bot shot Hound or ROTF Beachcomber in your argument. At least beachcomber would be to scale.
And that Seaspray is a movieverse figure. Who in the world would shoehorn this or the two legends into a deluxe/voyager collection is beyond me.
The new legends line is the ONLY legends line. The one that came before it was a cheap imitation. A subline that had nothing to do with the current Universe line it encompassed. If so, why bother making a Voyager Optimus when they had a legends class one?
The old legends do have a place, it's in a g1 based collection. Most of the new legends figures are IDW. Also, I'm pretty sure that nothing can be a "cheap imitation" of something that didn't even exist at that time. There are also multiple legends lines, including one that is running right now for the new RID, and there are also legends lines for the first two movies and Cybertron.
william-james88 wrote:itscramtastic wrote:Spot on everyoneI like my Legends figures..I think they go fantastically in my CHUG collection. That's why we call it CHUG right? It envelops Classics through Generations? AmIright? I mean yeah, sure, some look better than others, but that doesn't remove ALL of them from the equation.
Yeah, of course you are right. That's why they havent remade a voyager megatron or a deluxe G1 starscream or a deluxe rodimus, we already have those from classics. And if they make another one, it wont replace the other one necessarily. I mean they are redoing trailbreaker for some reason, does he really make the previous Trailbreaker obsolete? They are BOTH generations.
SillySpringer wrote:william-james88 wrote:mataleben wrote:
The old legends do have a place, it's in a g1 based collection. Most of the new legends figures are IDW. Also, I'm pretty sure that nothing can be a "cheap imitation" of something that didn't even exist at that time. There are also multiple legends lines, including one that is running right now for the new RID, and there are also legends lines for the first two movies and Cybertron.
I love this reply. It was smart, not snarky in any way and also warm using just the facts. Better than anything I could have written. Once again, great comment and I LOVE the line I put in bold, that is logic at it's best.
Also, just for the sake of all the facts being there, the Seaspray figure is meant to be both movie design and classics design. Hence why the same mold was reused for Deepdive in the classics based RTS line.
LOGIC
Yeah, the legends line before, may not have been as good as today, but that DEFINATELY doesn't mean they where a cheap imitation of something that didn't even exist at that time.
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