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william-james88 wrote:Bad news D-Max, I got Car Mode Drift and it's not great. The Transformation is cool and all modes look very nice but there are just so many pieces that fall off when I transform it. I was rather dissapointed. Heli Drift is great though.
PetesSuperRobots wrote:Isn't SS car mode Drift just a repaint of the deluxe Last Knight toy with some Dinobots thrown in?
It's an extreme retool of helicopter Dropkick.PetesSuperRobots wrote:but just looking at the pictures it seems to me helicopter Drift is the better toy (unless it too is a repaint of some earlier Drift I was not aware of?)
Springer was more supposed to be like Han Solo, what with all the Star Wars analogies there were in the 1986 movie (e.g. - Hot Rod was Luke, Arcee had Leia's hair, both Kup and Optimus played parts of Obi-Wan's role, Unicron was a transforming Death Star, etc.).PetesSuperRobots wrote:I always thought Drift was conceptually going for something like Springer, who, if we look at his movie and G1 toy design is actually fairly reminiscent of a samurai (or some kind of armored up sword warrior),
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:It's an extreme retool of helicopter Dropkick.PetesSuperRobots wrote:but just looking at the pictures it seems to me helicopter Drift is the better toy (unless it too is a repaint of some earlier Drift I was not aware of?)
Springer's resemblance to Han is more in terms of characterization and role, though. His visual design can be seen as a bit samurai-ish, especially with the cartoon paldrons.Sabrblade wrote:Springer was more supposed to be like Han Solo, what with all the Star Wars analogies there were in the 1986 movie (e.g. - Hot Rod was Luke, Arcee had Leia's hair, both Kup and Optimus played parts of Obi-Wan's role, Unicron was a transforming Death Star, etc.).PetesSuperRobots wrote:I always thought Drift was conceptually going for something like Springer, who, if we look at his movie and G1 toy design is actually fairly reminiscent of a samurai (or some kind of armored up sword warrior),
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Speaking of the '86 movie's Star Wars influence... Wheelie is the Yoda analog.
william-james88 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:
honestly though, while I can see how its a retool, it feels like a completely new experience when playing with him, with just some hints to a previously seen transformation. But I could say the same about MP 10 reminding me of MP 01 or even G1 prime.
D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Scored the entire wave of current SS stuff tonight!
william-james88 wrote:Glad to know your car dropkick is good. Sucks to know mine is indeed a dud and not only do I have to return it, but hope to find another one.
PetesSuperRobots wrote:Does the trailer for Studio series Prime also work with Studio series Bumblebee movie Prime's cab? Has anyone tried?
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