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william-james88 wrote:I see a lot of people getting Generations Swerve and Cosmos (especially Cosmos) here and I was wondering why. I seem them at my local toysrus for 12$ and I am never sure if I should get it. Do the smaller figures attach to minicon ports? What is the main appeal of these legend sized figures?
not to mention theyve evolved in a very short time. the first two (prime and bb) were nothing great. debatable if they were worth getting even. the second two (megs and ss) were better. worth the shot for sure. and cosmos and swerve were miles ahead of them even. they are just flat out fun toys. id recommend them to anyone who can find em.Drift082111 wrote:For myself the appeal is finding decent representations if characters I needed in my collection. Also, these recent Generations legends have more articulation than the ones I've seen in the recent past. $12 isn't a terrible price, but if you do end up buying them then I would recommend Target. Paid $9.99 a piece for my Cosmos and Swerve there.william-james88 wrote:I see a lot of people getting Generations Swerve and Cosmos (especially Cosmos) here and I was wondering why. I seem them at my local toysrus for 12$ and I am never sure if I should get it. Do the smaller figures attach to minicon ports? What is the main appeal of these legend sized figures?
shajaki wrote:not to mention theyve evolved in a very short time. the first two (prime and bb) were nothing great. debatable if they were worth getting even. the second two (megs and ss) were better. worth the shot for sure. and cosmos and swerve were miles ahead of them even. they are just flat out fun toys. id recommend them to anyone who can find em.Drift082111 wrote:For myself the appeal is finding decent representations if characters I needed in my collection. Also, these recent Generations legends have more articulation than the ones I've seen in the recent past. $12 isn't a terrible price, but if you do end up buying them then I would recommend Target. Paid $9.99 a piece for my Cosmos and Swerve there.william-james88 wrote:I see a lot of people getting Generations Swerve and Cosmos (especially Cosmos) here and I was wondering why. I seem them at my local toysrus for 12$ and I am never sure if I should get it. Do the smaller figures attach to minicon ports? What is the main appeal of these legend sized figures?
granted bee and prime are great for fort max, you cant deny the quality rose sharply between those two and the cosmos/swerve wave.Midnight_Fox wrote:I still like OP and Bee. They actually fit in Metroplex's shoulder gun unlike Cosmos and Swerve.shajaki wrote:not to mention theyve evolved in a very short time. the first two (prime and bb) were nothing great. debatable if they were worth getting even. the second two (megs and ss) were better. worth the shot for sure. and cosmos and swerve were miles ahead of them even. they are just flat out fun toys. id recommend them to anyone who can find em.Drift082111 wrote:For myself the appeal is finding decent representations if characters I needed in my collection. Also, these recent Generations legends have more articulation than the ones I've seen in the recent past. $12 isn't a terrible price, but if you do end up buying them then I would recommend Target. Paid $9.99 a piece for my Cosmos and Swerve there.william-james88 wrote:I see a lot of people getting Generations Swerve and Cosmos (especially Cosmos) here and I was wondering why. I seem them at my local toysrus for 12$ and I am never sure if I should get it. Do the smaller figures attach to minicon ports? What is the main appeal of these legend sized figures?
we gotta win at somethingMidnight_Fox wrote:Man, you Canadians get all the Legacy stuff before us...
Va'al wrote:Yaaaay! Found them!
william-james88 wrote:I got a pretty cool haul today, all Beast Wars. (...) Deptcharge (complete, wow!)
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