Electron wrote:damn wingdagger, drift looks beautiful, heres hoping for a henkei version, with chrome sword, daggers and Japanese comic
whats drifts articulation like? and nechance you could post some pics of him with guys from the CHUG line?
WOW ReZourceman, with tht games collection, someone might think you've got an addiction and tfs is another addiction you don't wanna get into
(shivers in the foetal position waiting for his next plastic crack fix)
If
Drift's an indication of things to come, the 2010/11 range is gonna be truly awesome. He really is a thing of beauty. Excellent articulation, great detailing, RotF
Ravage-like centre-of-balance... I could go on, but I'll let some pictures do the talking for a bit:
In the next picture, note the ball-jointed shoulders, double-hinged elbow, bicep-swivel and ball-jointed wrists for a huge range of movement in the arms (there's a similar range on the legs, ball-jointed hips, swivel in the upper leg and a regular knee-joint):
Here he is with Classics
Cyclonus:
And future re-tool,
Blurr:
His excellent balance allows him to pull off some awesome poses (demonstrated perfectly with RotF
Bludgeon):
I only have one slight niggle, and one that I'm not alone in noticing: His vehicle mode seems slightly over-sized in comparison to other deluxes (Animated
Blurr &
Jazz to demonstrate):
Overall, if it's a scale issue that's the
only thing I can even begin to think of to criticise with this figure, I think Hasbro have definitely nailed this one.
