The Energon Pub

A Robotmel Lazy Customs Production

Presenting
Classics Voyager G2 MEGATRON!



After tinkering with my Classics G2 Optimus Prime, I felt he needed a friend to play with so went about knocking up a custom G2 Megatron to hold his hand!



Created from a Marvel Crossovers Hulk, I added a spare Classics Voyager Megatron head and fusion cannon that I had in my parts box from an old KO, a faction sticker and some purple stickers, giving him a cheeky update to something more articulated!




A lick of blue paint to his face and this lazy custom was ready to roll!



More photos here...

http://s1327.photobucket.com/user/robotmel/library/Transformers/Custom%20Voyager%20G2%20Megatron?sort=3&page=1

Duuude, that's so G2 it hurts!

Nice job.

Cheers Va'al!

robotmel wrote::D
Cheers Va'al!

Does it still transform?

Va'al wrote:

robotmel wrote::D
Cheers Va'al!

Does it still transform?

Yes without a problem!

The Classics head needed a bit of his chin shaving off, just to make clearance of the narrow Hulk lower neck area where it turns and folds in.
The Classics Megs head is not seen in alt mode as its tucked away underneath.

Picturrrrrrrrrres...

Updated Photobucket!

http://s1327.photobucket.com/user/robotmel/library/Transformers/Custom%20Voyager%20G2%20Megatron?sort=3&page=1

SMASHing.

Va'al wrote:Duuude, that's so G2 it hurts!

Agreed, because I too bought that toy to bolster my Cybertronian army. Love that simple mold, because when you shake it, his arms easily swing back and forth to smack around any other figs in his path.

This also reminds me of a Toyfare snippet about a Hulk video game, with the speech bubbles over a cap of him pouncing on a tank:

"Take that, G2 Megatron!" "Curse you, Hulkimus Prime!"

So to me, your custom perfectly compliments every release of that HFTD Bludgeon mold with Megatron's head on it.

And tank mode with the FC on the back somehow conjures up memories of Dr. Biggles-Jones' rail-gun vehicle she used to shoot a hole through Megatron. For a "lazy" custom, it sure hits the right notes.

Bumblevivisector wrote:For a "lazy" custom, it sure hits the right notes.