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Ah yes, that ridiculousness-Kanrabat- wrote:Deadput wrote:Optimus wasn't really that big of a guy, he's not that much taller then say Ironhide or Ratchet traditionally, he's a flat-nose truck he's not going to be a giant among Transformers.
THAT'S NOT TURE! HERE'S THE PROOF:
Okay, but 1. The altmode scale concessions required by a cab-over semi to fit in with sports cars and such are minimal if not nonexistent next to those required by planes, trains, and spacecraft, and 2. Like I have said multiple times, WFC Optimus is too small for both the vehicle and the robot scale.-Kanrabat- wrote:The most important scale is the ROBOT scale. That's how it goes for the Studio Series and the WFC Trilogy. So I can forgive the truck being a wee bit too small and the jets and trains and space shuttles being WAY too small. The robots (and price points) would be all over the place if the vehicle scale was prioritised.
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:
Now, compare, Sideswipe and Hound relative to Optimus on that chart...
...to this.
ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:And I say CW Optimus is closer, while also fixing the vehicle mode scale issue. So nyeh
Well, I don't mind CW Optimus' bot mode (it beats the pants off Wedgepecs McCabarms, the other CHUG Voyager 1984-esque Optimus at the time I got him) and I don't use the torso mode.-Kanrabat- wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:And I say CW Optimus is closer, while also fixing the vehicle mode scale issue. So nyeh
Scale wise, CW Optimus is perfect for sure. And the vehicle mode is nice enough. But the bot look wonky and the truck torso for the combiner is pretty bad.
But eh, "true" perfection is an impossibility for anything and everything.
Va'al wrote:Deadput wrote:Actually I don't know my mother's name is Valerie so is Va'al actually my mother?
Yes. Now go to your room and don't play with yourself.
I needed allergy meds with Sudafed so I hit up Walmart's pharmacy then I headed to the toy aisle and picked up these three. They also had Hound but I'm not sure if I want another Hound. Might end up getting him just for the Teletraan-1 piece down the road. I didn't want to be that guy who came in and grabbed all the figures.LinaNui wrote:Skritz wrote:Only Netflix figure I really want is Hotlink to add to the Seekers range.
I highly recommend the Megatron set,Mirage, and Scrapface. They all have great decos and the last two are basically new characters.
I was today years old when I learned I want a titan class cruise ship Transformer.-Kanrabat- wrote:
-Kanrabat- wrote: Personally, I love that scale obsession.
-Kanrabat- wrote:ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:I personally don't think we've had a perfect "proper" CHUG version of G1 Optimus yet, they've all had their flaws...
Every single figures that ever existed and ever will, will be flawed one way or another.
For Optimus, general consensus is that the Earthrise Leader is like a budget Masterpiece because he's so amazing. Even if the trailer is a bit barebone.
Proof is he's been sold out everywhere at full price and is impossible to order online without a markup. Also, I've yet to find a single negative video review.
If Siege Megs is a "good enough" toy, so is Siege Optimus. But ER Optimus is pretty much perfection for correcting the Siege's flaws and adding features.
For me, Siege Megs look perfect in bot mode but the tank is iffy. His main problem is that he's also not too fun to transform because too many things feel "not solid" in hand. Maybe Earthrise Megs will pull a ER Optimus and correct the flaws that the Siege one had and improve the overall feel?
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Hellscream9999 wrote:I was reading on the new top 5 list about the netflix megs, it said that it fixed an issue with the ankles, I'm really interested in knowing just what this new production run fixes, as I'd easily get it if enough of the molds problems were ironed out; does the head plate stay in place, or does it still fall into the chest whenever it's touched? Is the plastic different, the siege one felt really cheap around the legs/ankles
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Hellscream9999 wrote:I was reading on the new top 5 list about the netflix megs, it said that it fixed an issue with the ankles, I'm really interested in knowing just what this new production run fixes, as I'd easily get it if enough of the molds problems were ironed out; does the head plate stay in place, or does it still fall into the chest whenever it's touched? Is the plastic different, the siege one felt really cheap around the legs/ankles
The tolerances on the head were adjusted with the Walmart 35th Anniversary release. The Netflix one is said to have the ankles adjusted for easier posing.
william-james88 wrote:If ever Sabrblade decides to go on vacation, I am glad to know we can rely on you.
Hellscream9999 wrote:JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Hellscream9999 wrote:I was reading on the new top 5 list about the netflix megs, it said that it fixed an issue with the ankles, I'm really interested in knowing just what this new production run fixes, as I'd easily get it if enough of the molds problems were ironed out; does the head plate stay in place, or does it still fall into the chest whenever it's touched? Is the plastic different, the siege one felt really cheap around the legs/ankles
The tolerances on the head were adjusted with the Walmart 35th Anniversary release. The Netflix one is said to have the ankles adjusted for easier posing.
I'd beg to differ on the walmart runs being fixed (not only was mine loose, but the figure was covered in leftover plastic from the factory molds), but that ankle fix does sound interesting
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