The Energon Pub

The Toy gallery section has been updated with more galleries of Hasbro’s latest offerings, with a few old school treats as well! Click on one of the links below to view each of the twelve new galleries:


Inferno (Universe Classics)
Storm Cloud (Universe Classics)
Acid Storm (Universe Classics)
Optimus Prime 25th Anniversary reissue (Universe Classics)
Inferno (Generation Two)
Sideswipe (Generation Two)
Jazz (Generation Two)
Jazz (Encore)
Convoy (Encore)
Megatron (Encore)
Spike Witwicky (Impossible Toys)
Sparkplug Witwicky (Impossible Toys)

Sweet galleries. Like how Inferno looks. Just wish they found a way to add those white fins like the original.
Which of the Jazz reissues is the closest to the original, TFC or Encore?

Sweet, I'm loving Inferno, I can't wait to see him on my shelf.

Inferno looks like his back fell off.

Evil_the_Nub wrote:Inferno looks like his back fell off.

lol

I wish I had my original Inferno. I don't know about the new one though. I have to look at him when I see him in stores.

Can't wait for Inferno!!!

He needs a ladder, but that can be fixed.

Spike & Sparkplug, not so much.

Thank you so much for the awesome pics!

ultraconvoy wrote:Thank you so much for the awesome pics!

No problem my friend!

Wow, I think Spike and Sparkplug need less closeups.

They seem to be better viewed from a distance.

I do like the colors on 25th Inferno. That is a much better red than the red on Prime, or many others.

inferno looks awesome, i agree his bot mode looks a lot like prime, i like his red color too. i have g2 sideswipe coming in the mail, and i never realized how sick he looks. great gallerys all around.

rpetras wrote:Can't wait for Inferno!!!

He needs a ladder, but that can be fixed.

Spike & Sparkplug, not so much.

Actually Spike and Sparkplug are awesome. They are really small, so you can't really make out their feture with the naked eye. In the pics they are zoomed in on a ton. They look waaaay better in person.

Those are some nice looking galleries. I really am loving how the 25th annversery G2 Inferno is looking! I still got the Original G2 Inferno I had as a kid (missing his right fist) and he is by far one of my favorite Autobot's. The colours they have used for this new version are beautiful, they look amazing and I can't wait to add him to my classics/universe collection!

The Witwicky's look horrible. How can this be the same company that made the City Commander set?

DMSL wrote:The Witwicky's look horrible. How can this be the same company that made the City Commander set?

I'd like to see you paint figures that size and have them come out perfect.

Spike and Sparkplug are under an inch tall. Additionally when seen normally (without the 12x macro zoom lens) you probably won't even be able to tell there anything wrong with them.

They are good for what they are meant to be.

Loving Inferno.

Overcracker wrote:I'd like to see you paint figures that size and have them come out perfect.

Spike and Sparkplug are under an inch tall. Additionally when seen normally (without the 12x macro zoom lens) you probably won't even be able to tell there anything wrong with them.

They are good for what they are meant to be.

Loving Inferno.

Those pics of the Witwickys are only zoomed in a little bit. It's the fact that I crop all of the large photos for this site that makes the images so large and brings out the detail so much. I think my camera is a 7 mega pixel. I love how it let's you see things on small figures that you would otherwise never notice. For size comparisons, you guys should look at the pics of the Witwickys with Optimus Prime.

DMSL wrote:The Witwicky's look horrible. How can this be the same company that made the City Commander set?

The Witwickys are made by Impossible Toys. The City Commander set is from FansProject. Two totally different companies. The Witwicky figures are about as good as you'll get with that much detail on figures that tiny.

Seibertron wrote:

Overcracker wrote:I'd like to see you paint figures that size and have them come out perfect.

Spike and Sparkplug are under an inch tall. Additionally when seen normally (without the 12x macro zoom lens) you probably won't even be able to tell there anything wrong with them.

They are good for what they are meant to be.

Loving Inferno.

Those pics of the Witwickys are only zoomed in a little bit. It's the fact that I crop all of the large photos for this site that makes the images so large and brings out the detail so much. I think my camera is a 7 mega pixel. I love how it let's you see things on small figures that you would otherwise never notice. For size comparisons, you guys should look at the pics of the Witwickys with Optimus Prime.

My mistake. Still the size of the raw images allows for the final cropped images to have that level of quality where you can see the fine detail on the tiny figures.

I'm sure those paint bleeds, and Spike's nose deal, are very hard to even make out if you are just looking at them normally.

And yes, forgot to say they are different companies.

just gotta say, ALL the galleries on this site are really great. the lighting, camera, distance, twinkie, scissor........whatever is involved, the pictures are great and do the figures justice. thank you for providing them for us.

Overcracker wrote:

Seibertron wrote:

Overcracker wrote:I'd like to see you paint figures that size and have them come out perfect.

Spike and Sparkplug are under an inch tall. Additionally when seen normally (without the 12x macro zoom lens) you probably won't even be able to tell there anything wrong with them.

They are good for what they are meant to be.

Loving Inferno.

Those pics of the Witwickys are only zoomed in a little bit. It's the fact that I crop all of the large photos for this site that makes the images so large and brings out the detail so much. I think my camera is a 7 mega pixel. I love how it let's you see things on small figures that you would otherwise never notice. For size comparisons, you guys should look at the pics of the Witwickys with Optimus Prime.

My mistake. Still the size of the raw images allows for the final cropped images to have that level of quality where you can see the fine detail on the tiny figures.

I'm sure those paint bleeds, and Spike's nose deal, are very hard to even make out if you are just looking at them normally.

And yes, forgot to say they are different companies.

Totally cannot make out the features even when squinting from an inch away. They are an awesome little pair of figures, complete with mini removable hard hats and wrenches. I think I paid like 20 bucks for them at Botcon a couple of years ago. Totaly worth every penny and highly recommended.