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Kurona wrote:As long as we're listing wants, I hope that the remaining three Autobot Headmaster Warriors are released, even in some sort of multi-pack that they seem to be doing now with a Legends or a Deluxe or something. It'd be so easy.
Wolfman Jake wrote:Kurona wrote:As long as we're listing wants, I hope that the remaining three Autobot Headmaster Warriors are released, even in some sort of multi-pack that they seem to be doing now with a Legends or a Deluxe or something. It'd be so easy.
Are you talking about the Autobot Master Warriors we have yet to get: Kirk, Rodney, and Loafer? Or are you talking about the Autobot Targetmasters redone as Deluxe Titans Return figures: Crosshairs, Pointblank, and Sureshot?
Kurona wrote:Wolfman Jake wrote:Kurona wrote:As long as we're listing wants, I hope that the remaining three Autobot Headmaster Warriors are released, even in some sort of multi-pack that they seem to be doing now with a Legends or a Deluxe or something. It'd be so easy.
Are you talking about the Autobot Master Warriors we have yet to get: Kirk, Rodney, and Loafer? Or are you talking about the Autobot Targetmasters redone as Deluxe Titans Return figures: Crosshairs, Pointblank, and Sureshot?
The former. Though god yes, I want the latter so badly.
It's just that while I can expect the latter to maybe not happen at this point, the former would be so ridiculously easy it's insane they wouldn't be done. Literally just three Titan Masters.
Wolfman Jake wrote:While were also on the topic of Targetmasters, I think everyone expects that a redeco of Titans Return Kup with a new head would be acceptable for Crosshairs, but what about Pointblank and Sureshot? Would a couple of retools of Titans Return Hot Rod suffice? It would work well for either, or both, especially if they can work in a few alternate transformation schemes.
Kurona wrote:
Kurona wrote:considering the lengths we've seen retooling go to in this line
william-james88 wrote:Kurona wrote:considering the lengths we've seen retooling go to in this line
I truly believe that this line has had little retooling. The only actual retooling I can think of are those extra holes on the takara versions. Instead I feel that they just planned it all out and maximised on the engineering and molds. Combining and reusing certain aspects. Like how Misfire and Trigerhappy have the same legs but everything else, including the transformation, is different.
So Point Blank would have to be planned from the very begining, like every other toy in this line.
Kurona wrote:william-james88 wrote:Kurona wrote:considering the lengths we've seen retooling go to in this line
I truly believe that this line has had little retooling. The only actual retooling I can think of are those extra holes on the takara versions. Instead I feel that they just planned it all out and maximised on the engineering and molds. Combining and reusing certain aspects. Like how Misfire and Trigerhappy have the same legs but everything else, including the transformation, is different.
So Point Blank would have to be planned from the very begining, like every other toy in this line.
A rose by any other name...
Rated X wrote:How come every other country gets this set in brick and mortar retail bus the US has to go through BBTS and have it shipped? Thats messed up Hasbro...
william-james88 wrote:There is always doubt on who gets what when it comes to retailer exclusives in international markets. Some just never come if they aren't picked up. We knew the Siege on Cybertron boxset, the final big ticket boxset from Titans Return, was a BBTS exclusive in the US and a Toysrus Exclusive in Hong Kong. While this set was listed on random computer hardware sites in Canada (where they are not in stock), the listing for this set was found in Toysrus Canada's database today. The SKN is 341455 and it is called "TF Gen Piece 1 Strength" at the peice of $149.99 CDN, which is the same price the Chaos on Velocitron set sold for.
Relic0037 wrote:Last time I checked, Robot Kingdom had the set for around $150. That price was before shipping, which usually costs an arm & a leg.
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Talk about planned mold reuses, it's pretty likely that they're following the CW mentality and plan out the first 2 per mold or sets of parts, and see from there. That would eliminate Windblade from the pre-made category, but I have a hunch Misfire and Slugslinger were pre-planned given that Triggerhappy's legs has the fins which the G1 figure does not. The sets may be a mix of pretools and newly made parts.
Rated X wrote:How come every other country gets this set in brick and mortar retail bus the US has to go through BBTS and have it shipped? Thats messed up Hasbro...
william-james88 wrote:JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Talk about planned mold reuses, it's pretty likely that they're following the CW mentality and plan out the first 2 per mold or sets of parts, and see from there. That would eliminate Windblade from the pre-made category, but I have a hunch Misfire and Slugslinger were pre-planned given that Triggerhappy's legs has the fins which the G1 figure does not. The sets may be a mix of pretools and newly made parts.
Why cant they all be preplanned? I feel they leant from CW and did that as a standard practice. So no more surprises like CW Computron.
I mean they did leak out practically all of next year which means they have this in their noggins for quite sometime. Thats all the evidence I need to know that every toy we have gotten starting with TR in prime Wars is preplanned.
Kurona wrote:So I'm very curious: where'd the huge love for Apeface and Snapdragon come from?
Don't get me wrong; this isn't a post saying you're dumb or whatever for wanting them or that you shouldn't want them. That would be stupid; you're allowed to like whatever you like -- and honestly I don't think I'd mind them either. But it's certainly curious to me when they didn't seem to be the most popular characters before, and they were obscure even when the Headmasters got their huge advertising push in '87. Were they just that amazing in the Headmasters anime, is it a love for the toys, or something else?
Kurona wrote:I honestly don't recall anywhere other than America, Canada and Asia getting the TR Boxsets so far.
Moonshot wrote:now my head-canon is a mix of Rebirth and Headmasters.
william-james88 wrote:Kurona wrote:I honestly don't recall anywhere other than America, Canada and Asia getting the TR Boxsets so far.
Australia's got em. A local collectables retailer was able to get the exclusive distribution.
Burn wrote:william-james88 wrote:Kurona wrote:I honestly don't recall anywhere other than America, Canada and Asia getting the TR Boxsets so far.
Australia's got em. A local collectables retailer was able to get the exclusive distribution.
ummm...wot?
Emerje wrote:Rated X wrote:How come every other country gets this set in brick and mortar retail bus the US has to go through BBTS and have it shipped? Thats messed up Hasbro...
You'd prefer the uncertainty of finding it in a store over the certainty of buying it online? And BBTS shipping is only $4, that's hardly a deal breaker when you're already spending $100. Granted, it sold out quickly, but it gives those of us without a nearby TRU a fighting chance.
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