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ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:..but dropping into a Bayformer thread just to express a fundamental unilateral dislike for them..
Sentinel_Primal wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:How do people think the impending Studio Series Leader-class Scavenger will be able to improve on the ROTF Voyager Scavenger/Demolishor design while accommodating Devastator bits?
Personally, I never had the original, but I'm just hoping it manages to be able to stand without the hands holding it up and also be big enough to scale with maybe the legends class Optimus Prime from previous lines
Zeedust wrote:What I'd really like to see that I don't think anyone's shown yet is a size comparison between these guys in their limb modes and the corresponding pieces of 2009 Devastator.
Hm... After seeing the leg mode comparison of Rampage to Skipjack, Devastator might actually not be as massive as I thought he'd be. He'll still be huge and definitely an arm workout to move him in combined mode, but I had kind of assumed that he'd dwarf the old 2009 versionD-Maximal_Primal wrote:Zeedust wrote:What I'd really like to see that I don't think anyone's shown yet is a size comparison between these guys in their limb modes and the corresponding pieces of 2009 Devastator.
Ask and I can grant that wish
Sentinel_Primal wrote:Hm... After seeing the leg mode comparison of Rampage to Skipjack, Devastator might actually not be as massive as I thought he'd be. He'll still be huge and definitely an arm workout to move him in combined mode, but I had kind of assumed that he'd dwarf the old 2009 version
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Sentinel_Primal wrote:Hm... After seeing the leg mode comparison of Rampage to Skipjack, Devastator might actually not be as massive as I thought he'd be. He'll still be huge and definitely an arm workout to move him in combined mode, but I had kind of assumed that he'd dwarf the old 2009 version
don't forget though: Skipjack formed the entire left leg, Rampage only forms the lower part below the knee
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Zeedust wrote:What I'd really like to see that I don't think anyone's shown yet is a size comparison between these guys in their limb modes and the corresponding pieces of 2009 Devastator.
Ask and I can grant that wish
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Sentinel_Primal wrote:Hm... After seeing the leg mode comparison of Rampage to Skipjack, Devastator might actually not be as massive as I thought he'd be. He'll still be huge and definitely an arm workout to move him in combined mode, but I had kind of assumed that he'd dwarf the old 2009 version
don't forget though: Skipjack formed the entire left leg, Rampage only forms the lower part below the knee
Zeedust wrote:D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Sentinel_Primal wrote:Hm... After seeing the leg mode comparison of Rampage to Skipjack, Devastator might actually not be as massive as I thought he'd be. He'll still be huge and definitely an arm workout to move him in combined mode, but I had kind of assumed that he'd dwarf the old 2009 version
don't forget though: Skipjack formed the entire left leg, Rampage only forms the lower part below the knee
I think maybe it's not that it doesn't seem like it'll be bigger so much as it doesn't seem like it'll be as much bigger as some of us bigger as some of us may have expected; at the very least, that's kinda where I am. With as much money as it'll take to put this thing together and as much time as it'll take for all the pieces to get released, I was hoping this thing would rival Metroplex or Trypticon in size.
Sentinel_Primal wrote:Zeedust wrote:D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Sentinel_Primal wrote:Hm... After seeing the leg mode comparison of Rampage to Skipjack, Devastator might actually not be as massive as I thought he'd be. He'll still be huge and definitely an arm workout to move him in combined mode, but I had kind of assumed that he'd dwarf the old 2009 version
don't forget though: Skipjack formed the entire left leg, Rampage only forms the lower part below the knee
I think maybe it's not that it doesn't seem like it'll be bigger so much as it doesn't seem like it'll be as much bigger as some of us bigger as some of us may have expected; at the very least, that's kinda where I am. With as much money as it'll take to put this thing together and as much time as it'll take for all the pieces to get released, I was hoping this thing would rival Metroplex or Trypticon in size.
Well,to be fair, we'll definitely be getting more plastic with SS Devastator compared to them. And he'll still rival Trypticon because of the size. He just probably isn't going to be as tall as Trypticon at full height
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Sentinel_Primal wrote:Well,to be fair, we'll definitely be getting more plastic with SS Devastator compared to them. And he'll still rival Trypticon because of the size. He just probably isn't going to be as tall as Trypticon at full height
Exactly. Devastator will not rival the titans in terms of height, because he is a squat troll monster type bot. He has no height, merely a ton of depth and width
Zeedust wrote:D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Sentinel_Primal wrote:Well,to be fair, we'll definitely be getting more plastic with SS Devastator compared to them. And he'll still rival Trypticon because of the size. He just probably isn't going to be as tall as Trypticon at full height
Exactly. Devastator will not rival the titans in terms of height, because he is a squat troll monster type bot. He has no height, merely a ton of depth and width
As true as that is, the combined MSRP of all eight of Devastator's pieces is roughly a hundred dollars higher than the current MSRP for titans, which seems like it'd be enough to cover the extra mass needed to get him somewhere around that height, even taking into account the more complicated engineering required for combiners as opposed to the relatively simplistic transformation typical of city-bots.
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:And bear in mind, we still haven't seen Scavenger, Mixmaster, or Overload yet.
Nemesis Primal wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:And bear in mind, we still haven't seen Scavenger, Mixmaster, or Overload yet.
Or Scrapper.
TF-fan kev777 wrote:Actually the more complicated engineering needed might be what is holding back the height. The taller you go, the more top-heavy it will become, which in turn means the feet have to be bigger for stability, which in turn throws off scale for the leg bots. My guess is that what we are ending up with was the best balance of scale and weight management they could come up with while still fitting things into their size class system.
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Nemesis Primal wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:And bear in mind, we still haven't seen Scavenger, Mixmaster, or Overload yet.
Or Scrapper.
I wonder how long he'll be as an arm... in other words, if Devastator will have arms of different lengths to add to his hodgepodge appearance
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:I also wonder who's gonna be the meat in the torso sandwich.
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.'
That's what it was that was weird looking about SS-38. Well repro to the rescue.Cyberpath wrote:it's weird how the original deco didn't have any Autobot symbols.
Love, Cap'n Obvious wrote:That's what it was that was weird looking about SS-38. Well repro to the rescue.Cyberpath wrote:it's weird how the original deco didn't have any Autobot symbols.
It's weird, I like somethings better and somethings less. The blue crotch and back of hands, yes; the torso no. It's a fantastic mold regardless.
I just noticed the yellow arrows, that is a nice touch.Cyberpath wrote:Except maybe for the yellow markings on his arms I think I like everything better on the new edition. But not enough to go through the whole rigmarole of replacing it. And like you said it's a great mold regardless. (Even if sometimes parts pop out, sigh! His head base and the snakes on his shoulders could have used pins or something..)Love, Cap'n Obvious wrote:That's what it was that was weird looking about SS-38. Well repro to the rescue.Cyberpath wrote:it's weird how the original deco didn't have any Autobot symbols.
It's weird, I like somethings better and somethings less. The blue crotch and back of hands, yes; the torso no. It's a fantastic mold regardless.
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