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ZeroWolf wrote:I would have said they just never scanned new alt modes after all that time.

Sjeng wrote:

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:I can't remember if someone took this picture yet, but here are the autobot Triple changers all together, plus some more Wreckers (Topspin, Kup, and Perceptor were not at home so they did not make this Wreckers group shot)

Question: I've been collecting the Prime Wars Trilogy, in hopes of getting a complete set of characters (or mostly). Since we got a Broadside but not a Springer or a Sandstorm, should I try and get the Generations ones to complete the triple changer Autobots? I thought we'd get them, since the Decepticon triple-trio has been made... But we didn't. Sadly, they won't be headmasters. But I need to complete the subgroup

Cobotron wrote:You make a good point Will. I never thought about it that hard, but always assumed Springer, Blurr, Arcee, Rod, etc. came as reinforcements from Cybertron, but Earth in the movie IS the future, so they could be robots in future Earth mode disguise.

I just use the word Cybertonian as a catch all for all alt modes that are space future vehicles. Just to distinguish between...

this...

Transformers Generations Springer Gallery

and this.

Transformers Universe - Classics 2.0 Springer Gallery

The first being completely made up, and the second being based on a real world helicopter.

But that is just how I use the word, Cybertronian.

Sabrblade wrote:

Rysquad wrote:For me, I assumed that because we time jumped and the humans knew about the Transformers (Autobot City, Earth Defense Command, etc.) the later Autobots didn't need to scan Earth modes as a disguise.

On the other hand, Earth vehicles by that point in time looked different from how they had looked in the 80s (and in our real world present time) anyway.

Ebonsaber wrote:A little throwback...

Really loving the three jets, and even tried another way to combine them...




Basically Misfire's legs connect to Triggerhappy, whose legs connect to Slugslinger, whose legs Misfire's arm tabs into...

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

Sjeng wrote:

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:I can't remember if someone took this picture yet, but here are the autobot Triple changers all together, plus some more Wreckers (Topspin, Kup, and Perceptor were not at home so they did not make this Wreckers group shot)

Question: I've been collecting the Prime Wars Trilogy, in hopes of getting a complete set of characters (or mostly). Since we got a Broadside but not a Springer or a Sandstorm, should I try and get the Generations ones to complete the triple changer Autobots? I thought we'd get them, since the Decepticon triple-trio has been made... But we didn't. Sadly, they won't be headmasters. But I need to complete the subgroup

You need that Thrilling 30 Springer. It is one of the greatest Transformers toys we have ever gotten.

william-james88 wrote:The wave 5 deluxes from Transformers Titans Return were hard to find. While they were found in the US, it was sparse and some fans never saw the wave. Well, that will all be changing, a year later. As we reported earlier, Ollie's has bought a lot of the Hasbro stock that was left over from the Toysrus bankruptcy and were going to start stocking all these toys in their stores. Fans went on the hunt and came back stating that Titans Return toys were part of this stock and that included the fifth wave deluxes (Windblade, Twin Twist, Misfire and Wolf Wire) and voyagers as well, such as Octone and Blitzwing. The deluxes are being sold for $7.99. The images come to us from the Cafe Cybertron Facebook page.

So, are you still missing these toys? Will you be going on the hunt soon? Which do you hope to pick up?

Let us know and if you find them, please share that in our sightings section and forum.

Z3ROhour wrote:You need that Thrilling 30 Springer. It is one of the greatest Transformers toys we have ever gotten.

megatronus wrote:Where was this pic/sighting?