Mkall wrote:Gauntlet101010 wrote:3) The Quints. Specifically the judge.
I've been meaning to track them down. You recommend them?
Yes. They're old, but they're good. The sculpts are spot on and they're sizes fit well with the Classics, especially with a deluxe sized Galvatron to interact with. In every way they are the Quintessons. I think it helps that I rather like the designs for the Quintessons too (even though the judge is rediculous; how does he build anything without any arms?).
The light gimmick works well. They came with batteries. Of course I hardly use it, but it's nice that it's there. It makes it more than simply a large ball with no points of articulation.
However, I have had some paint issues. This is Impossible Toys, after all. I had the Scientist's tentacles stuck together and some splatter on the death part of Quint Judge's face. This flaw wasn't on other figures, so it's very much hit and miss. There are MUCH fewer flaws than on Arcee, probably because Arcee has many more parts than any of the Quints. More to get wrong, you know? Still, there were no flaws on the Excecutioner or the Prosecutor figures, and I especially enjoy the Prosecutor.
Also, unlike Hasbro they don't use soft plastic for their spikes. They're actually kinda sharp. I also don't recommend putting the spikes on top of Quint Judge's head. But that's a personal preference.
Still, I highly recommend the Quintessons. They're even going for less now that they're pretty old releases. At least they were at TFcon.