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william-james88 wrote:Hey guys, random question but I see people write 'mould' everywhere. Isn't it just 'mold' ?
grammarist.com wrote:Mold vs. mould
American English has no mould, and British English has no mold. In other words, the word referring to (1) the various funguses that grow on organic matter or (2) a frame for shaping something is spelled the same in both uses, and the spelling depends on the variety of English.
Of course, the spelling difference extends to derivatives such as moldy/mouldy and molding/molding and to the verb sense to shape with a mold.
Australian and Canadian English favor the British spelling, though mold is fairly common in Canadian publications.
william-james88 wrote:And while we are at it, you can say Takara "licensed" the toys to Hasbro. But how do you spin that sentence around the other way that makes Hasbro be the subject. Is there a more eloquent way of saying Hasbro bought the license?
Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
Editor wrote:william-james88 wrote:Hey guys, random question but I see people write 'mould' everywhere. Isn't it just 'mold' ?
Depends on where you live.grammarist.com wrote:Mold vs. mould
American English has no mould, and British English has no mold. In other words, the word referring to (1) the various funguses that grow on organic matter or (2) a frame for shaping something is spelled the same in both uses, and the spelling depends on the variety of English.
Of course, the spelling difference extends to derivatives such as moldy/mouldy and molding/molding and to the verb sense to shape with a mold.
Australian and Canadian English favor the British spelling, though mold is fairly common in Canadian publications.
The same explains a lot of extra "U"s that show up.
My personal peeve is check/cheque. A CHECK is when the girl at Wal-mart needs a price. When someone is giving you a piece of paper instead of cash, that is a CHEQUE.
I've wondered this too. Do some of our English homies write it that way?william-james88 wrote:Hey guys, random question but I see people write 'mould' everywhere. Isn't it just 'mold' ?
"Licensed the rights".And while we are at it, you can say Takara "licensed" the toys to Hasbro. But how do you spin that sentence around the other way that makes Hasbro be the subject. Is there a more eloquent way of saying Hasbro bought the license?
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.
Cobotron wrote:I've wondered this too. Do some of our English homies write it that way?william-james88 wrote:Hey guys, random question but I see people write 'mould' everywhere. Isn't it just 'mold' ?
Don't forget Ye Olde Shoppe.Syn_13 wrote:Cobotron wrote:I've wondered this too. Do some of our English homies write it that way?william-james88 wrote:Hey guys, random question but I see people write 'mould' everywhere. Isn't it just 'mold' ?
Indeedy. We love an extra "u" in England. Mould, colour, flavour, etc. Let's not forget the "er/re" swap (centre, theatre, metre, fibre). My American cousins love that one.
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.
Ya. Shouldn't Windblade be the size of his arm?Robogeek1973 wrote:Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
And this is exactly why Combiners always look too small to me.
In the media they're just too damn big.
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.
Cobotron wrote:Ya. Shouldn't Windblade be the size of his arm?Robogeek1973 wrote:Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
And this is exactly why Combiners always look too small to me.
In the media they're just too damn big.
Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
william-james88 wrote:Also be weary of hope in this hobby. Hope is just undiscovered disappointment.
Agamemnon, barebacked rider of flying robo-dragon, and not often constipated either...My nephew wrote:Bacon is meat candy.
Editor wrote:My personal peeve is check/cheque. A CHECK is when the girl at Wal-mart needs a price. When someone is giving you a piece of paper instead of cash, that is a CHEQUE.
How-UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!Wolfman Jake wrote:Back on topic, my order of the first wave of Combiner Wars from TFSource finally arrived!
Nope. I popped those blisters quicker than a troll getting a make over!Speaking of their packaging, did anyone else note that the plastic bubbles on the deluxe and legends cards are sloped up from left to right on the front face of the package?
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.
Cobotron wrote:
Edit: Sorry Editor, most have responded at the same time.
Thanks for the explanation. Dig the Sig by the way. Yarp!
Agamemnon wrote:Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
I can't tell very well....does Hot Spot look anything like a Prime/Motormaster retool to anyone else?
Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
Syn_13 wrote:Agamemnon wrote:Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
I can't tell very well....does Hot Spot look anything like a Prime/Motormaster retool to anyone else?
Nope, not at all. If anything the torso looks more like that of Superion's as the Prime/Motormaster torso either has a closed rounded chest or the opened halves of that rounded bit with a car sitting in the middle.
I'm positive that Hot Spot will be a new mould, along with Groove and possibly either First Aid or Rook. I reckon one of the latter 2 will be an Offraod retool. Streetwise and Blades will be retools, no doubt.
Agamemnon wrote:Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
I can't tell very well....does Hot Spot look anything like a Prime/Motormaster retool to anyone else?
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Syn_13 wrote:Agamemnon wrote:Cobotron wrote:Thought it seemed only fitting to pull this image over here to toy town.
To the future!
I can't tell very well....does Hot Spot look anything like a Prime/Motormaster retool to anyone else?
Nope, not at all. If anything the torso looks more like that of Superion's as the Prime/Motormaster torso either has a closed rounded chest or the opened halves of that rounded bit with a car sitting in the middle.
I'm positive that Hot Spot will be a new mould, along with Groove and possibly either First Aid or Rook. I reckon one of the latter 2 will be an Offraod retool. Streetwise and Blades will be retools, no doubt.
I think Blades' tail in that pic is proof enough: it matches Alpha Bravo's to a tee.
Speaking of Defensor, have we got a clue of what Rook is already? Given recent trends he could be anything from a car, to a jet to tank.
If he really is a tank, silly as it may seem, that would give some indirect evidence to a theory I have: that the Combaticons were in the plans originally, plus additional pretools, but for some odd reason the limb molds are shuffled between the other teams: Alpha Bravo could have been Vortex (possibly with Blades' vehicle parts, resulting in a hybrid), Offroad could have been Swindle with the alternate head. All we need now is a tank and space shuttle.
Va'al wrote:I keep track of everyone. Backwards.
There are atandarfs to maintain.
LOST Cybertronian wrote:Hey, If Mindmaster survived then you should do just fine.
Mindmaster wrote:while a decent attempt at an official modern-day combiner, felt like a handful of pubes in my milkshake.
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.
Cobotron wrote:How-UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!Wolfman Jake wrote:Back on topic, my order of the first wave of Combiner Wars from TFSource finally arrived!Nope. I popped those blisters quicker than a troll getting a make over!Speaking of their packaging, did anyone else note that the plastic bubbles on the deluxe and legends cards are sloped up from left to right on the front face of the package?
Wolfman Jake wrote:Cobotron wrote:How-UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!Wolfman Jake wrote:Back on topic, my order of the first wave of Combiner Wars from TFSource finally arrived!Nope. I popped those blisters quicker than a troll getting a make over!Speaking of their packaging, did anyone else note that the plastic bubbles on the deluxe and legends cards are sloped up from left to right on the front face of the package?
Finally had the time to take everything out of their packages and play around with them, transforming each figure into each mode at least one time. That's 10 figures with 31 different modes in total! I haven't put together a gestalt yet, because including a Decepticon in an Autobot combiner is just silly. I'll wait. I'm liking the sculpts, paint applications, and quality of the materials used. Most transformations were intuitive as well. The most difficult, getting the deluxe instruction booklets to fold back up properly.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:That by far was the most difficult step. I must say though you owe it to yourself to transform Silverbolt into torso mold at least once; utterly brilliant.
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