Complete Victoria Toy Fair 2011 Galleries Now Online!
Posted: Tue Oct 18, 2011 3:18 amIf you were out of the Transformers loop this weekend, you missed a stellar time out in Western, Canada. The location was Victoria, British Columbia, where Victoria's Ultimate Hobby and Toy Fair 2011 was hosted by Cherry Bomb Toys. Among the dealers that came out in full force, were many big names in the third party Transformers scene. Now the event is immortalized on Seibertron.com, as you'll find 238 photos encompassing all of the sights from the convention.
Mastermind Creations brought along their prototype of Terminus Hexatron, while MakeToys countered with their product 'Tank', and upcoming prototypes for the Fallen and Giant (Devastator). HeadRobots showcased their previous products and upcoming releases, while CorBot V and G1Uppers teased an upcoming project. Garage kit maker Renderform unleashed a plethora of new products, while customizer eNcliNe desigNs showcased many of his priceless customs. You'll even find miscellaneous photos from the convention. Lastly, a collobaration between Mastermind Creations, eNcliNe and Renderform, called Steampunk is spotlighted.
Check out the entire gallery here!
Seibertron.com - The Ultimate Transformers Resource!
Mastermind Creations brought along their prototype of Terminus Hexatron, while MakeToys countered with their product 'Tank', and upcoming prototypes for the Fallen and Giant (Devastator). HeadRobots showcased their previous products and upcoming releases, while CorBot V and G1Uppers teased an upcoming project. Garage kit maker Renderform unleashed a plethora of new products, while customizer eNcliNe desigNs showcased many of his priceless customs. You'll even find miscellaneous photos from the convention. Lastly, a collobaration between Mastermind Creations, eNcliNe and Renderform, called Steampunk is spotlighted.
Check out the entire gallery here!
Seibertron.com - The Ultimate Transformers Resource!
We're giving him a full steampunk look though. So maybe thats where the name confusion was.