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Sabrblade wrote:

chuckdawg1999 wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else think the rocket uses more than the two arms? It just looks a lot taller than the two arm sections split in half. I wanna say that part of the legs make up the rocket too but I can't be sure.

The rocket is made up of everything starting from the left hand going up the left arm into the left shoulder through the torso to inside the right shoulder to the right arm and down to the right hand. It's all one big removable rocket that detaches from the back of the torso.

Ironhidensh wrote:So, anybody actually planning on paying full price for Omega? I can't wait for him to hit the discount sales.

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

Cobotron wrote:I'm 43 and I have absolutely no problem pushing the tank around the track. Sounds like a hoot, actually.
If I were concerned about "looking foolish" playing with my toys, I would have dropped out of collecting when I was 12.

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My apartment has somewhere around 720 Transformers proudly displayed in the main living room, I take a different one to work every day. I have no problems with playing with my toys and having the fun with them that they deserve.

AlphaBass wrote:

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

Cobotron wrote:I'm 43 and I have absolutely no problem pushing the tank around the track. Sounds like a hoot, actually.
If I were concerned about "looking foolish" playing with my toys, I would have dropped out of collecting when I was 12.

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My apartment has somewhere around 720 Transformers proudly displayed in the main living room, I take a different one to work every day. I have no problems with playing with my toys and having the fun with them that they deserve.

You have no idea the random conversations I get at my desk when they see POTP Predaking against Shattered Glass Optimus Prime. Actually helps to lighten the mood a bit; co-workers consider my desk a "safe space" to forget themselves for a bit.

Sometimes it isn't always about you

RodimusConvoy13 wrote:

AlphaBass wrote:

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

Cobotron wrote:I'm 43 and I have absolutely no problem pushing the tank around the track. Sounds like a hoot, actually.
If I were concerned about "looking foolish" playing with my toys, I would have dropped out of collecting when I was 12.

D-Max likes this

My apartment has somewhere around 720 Transformers proudly displayed in the main living room, I take a different one to work every day. I have no problems with playing with my toys and having the fun with them that they deserve.

You have no idea the random conversations I get at my desk when they see POTP Predaking against Shattered Glass Optimus Prime. Actually helps to lighten the mood a bit; co-workers consider my desk a "safe space" to forget themselves for a bit.

Sometimes it isn't always about you

Before I got let go, my desk was full of Transformers and SW Black Series. Not only did they help me get through the day, but they were good conversation starters.

Albatross250 wrote:Once i saw the Packaging art for Omega, there are 4 s and Some seekers on the background, but who are those from the lower part?

Hellscream9999 wrote:

Albatross250 wrote:Once i saw the Packaging art for Omega, there are 4 s and Some seekers on the background, but who are those from the lower part?

They're a little known group called 'cannon fodder'

Albatross250 wrote:Recent: Package Art for Siege Jetfire and Omega Supreme

[Resized Image]: https://www.facebook.com/Planetiacon.st ... 6350152960

Source from Weibo [Small Image]: https://www.weibo.com/u/5150613875?fbcl ... 0&is_hot=1

Carnivius_Prime wrote:well, i actually bought some non-bayverse Transformers for first time in a while. Firedrive and Lionizer. They were £6 each in The Entertainer (by the way I saw Ravage and Laserbeak two pack in Forbidden Planet for £10.99 if anyone's looking for those).

blackeyedprime wrote:..... Bob, Joe and Decepticon Borris -due to Borris being trademarked.

Hasbro Pulse:
Before we go any further, I have to ask, does this Omega Supreme figure have waist articulation?

John:
He does, he definitely does. We get that question a lot! “He’s cool, but does he have waist articulation?” It’s funny how much the G1 toy design has influenced people’s opinion. I remember as a kid this guy really throwing down in the cartoon, and he would bend at his waist, and could do all this different cool stuff. I remember playing with the G1 toy as a kid, and thinking to myself, “Wow…not only is it smaller than the cartoon, but it’s definitely not moving like the cartoon.” Fans of Siege know there’s a lot of articulation we built into these figures, and we wanted to make sure that the Titan Class character also had the same level of articulation.

Hasbro Pulse:
Before we go any further, I have to ask, does this Omega Supreme figure have waist articulation?

John:
He does, he definitely does. We get that question a lot! “He’s cool, but does he have waist articulation?” It’s funny how much the G1 toy design has influenced people’s opinion. I remember as a kid this guy really throwing down in the cartoon, and he would bend at his waist, and could do all this different cool stuff. I remember playing with the G1 toy as a kid, and thinking to myself, “Wow…not only is it smaller than the cartoon, but it’s definitely not moving like the cartoon.” Fans of Siege know there’s a lot of articulation we built into these figures, and we wanted to make sure that the Titan Class character also had the same level of articulation.

Skritz wrote:

SpikeyTigertron wrote:Whether one has made peace with the “new” deluxe sizes..... or not.... i’m Loving the scale of everything

I mean, are they really that small? I got Skythread who is basically a 'deluxe minus' for that line and he's mostly in scale with CW deluxes and a smidge smaller than TR deluxes.

Carnivius_Prime wrote:I'd be more impressed if Siege Jetfire has waist articulation since he has that huge column of jet nose all the way down his front.

SciFi80sGameFan wrote:Big disapointment. Not motorized. Gonna look real foolish for us 40 year olds (because we're the only ones that can afford this - NOT kids) to look like 5 year olds pushing a tank around a track. CHOO-CHOO, anyone? Please, Major Pass!

dragons wrote:Are you sure before transformers was popular by bay I read comments from other members cashiers have said are you little old be buying toys any adult who buy toys for collection people who don’t understand them consider them adults being little kids so it don’t matter if toy motorized or not if you have toys in you house for you collection not little kids to touch other adults who are not in your type of collection may look at you as five year old these toys are made for kids not adults by company that makes things for kids not adults

sol magnus wrote:

Hasbro Pulse:
Before we go any further, I have to ask, does this Omega Supreme figure have waist articulation?

John:
He does, he definitely does. We get that question a lot! “He’s cool, but does he have waist articulation?” It’s funny how much the G1 toy design has influenced people’s opinion. I remember as a kid this guy really throwing down in the cartoon, and he would bend at his waist, and could do all this different cool stuff. I remember playing with the G1 toy as a kid, and thinking to myself, “Wow…not only is it smaller than the cartoon, but it’s definitely not moving like the cartoon.” Fans of Siege know there’s a lot of articulation we built into these figures, and we wanted to make sure that the Titan Class character also had the same level of articulation.

Amazing how cartoon accuracy comes into play here as desirable, whereas some Masterpiece collectors now decry it as a crime.

sol magnus wrote:

Hasbro Pulse:
Before we go any further, I have to ask, does this Omega Supreme figure have waist articulation?

John:
He does, he definitely does. We get that question a lot! “He’s cool, but does he have waist articulation?” It’s funny how much the G1 toy design has influenced people’s opinion. I remember as a kid this guy really throwing down in the cartoon, and he would bend at his waist, and could do all this different cool stuff. I remember playing with the G1 toy as a kid, and thinking to myself, “Wow…not only is it smaller than the cartoon, but it’s definitely not moving like the cartoon.” Fans of Siege know there’s a lot of articulation we built into these figures, and we wanted to make sure that the Titan Class character also had the same level of articulation.

Amazing how cartoon accuracy comes into play here as desirable, whereas some Masterpiece collectors now decry it as a crime.