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Legends class figures get a whole lot of love in the next few updates to the world famous Seibertron.com Galleries. Up first we have wave 1 of the Hunt For The Decepticons legends including Rampage, Fireburst Optimus Prime, Cyberfire Bumblebee and Ravage. Eagle eyed viewers of the galleries may notice that Ravage already had a gallery but it has been updated with brand new shots.

Rampage (Legends Class)
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Fireburst Optimus Prime (Legends Class)
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Cyberfire Bumblebee (Legends Class)
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Ravage (Legends Class)
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Hunt For The Decepticons legends wave 2 is up next for the Seibertron Gallery treatment. Check out all these new images of Long Haul, Override, Tracker Hound and Sandstorm.

Long Haul (Legends Class)
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Override (Legends Class)
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Tracker Hound (Legends Class)
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Sandstorm (Legends Class)
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The onslaught of Legends additions to the Seibertron Galleries continues. For your consideration, we have Hunt For The Decepticons wave 3 consisting of Duststorm and Tuner Skids. We also have Revenge Of The Fallen - EZ Collection (vol.2) featuring Battle Damaged Optimus Prime and Battle Damaged Megatron.

Duststorm (Legends Class)
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Tuner Skids (Legends Class)
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Battle Damaged Optimus Prime (Legends Class)
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Battle Damaged Megatron (Legends Class)
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I've been trying to get hold of that Battle Damaged Prime for some time, now. I think it's the most movie-accurate version of the mold out there. But alas, he's a blind-packed Takara piece, making him extremely hard to find.

I think the movie figures are too complex looking to pull them off decently at that size. They should stop wasting development money on the tiny junk and focus on making the two largest sizes better.

These remind me of old school Go-Bots. Hound looks the best of the bunch.

krenger99 wrote:I think the movie figures are too complex looking to pull them off decently at that size. They should stop wasting development money on the tiny junk and focus on making the two largest sizes better.

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What about the little children who are fans of the movie characters but are reduced to tears by the larger toys' complexity?

I suppose that's a real concern. I just wish they'd crank out less junk and make better pieces overall.

You can't deny that ROTF Legends Prime's got quality for his size.

I looooove the Legends Class, and I'm probably just going to stick with them (or, well, Cyberverse; same thing) for DotM.

Rampage and Long Haul had really simple transformations, even for this class, and especially considering their larger counterparts. Yet they're pretty accurate-looking.
Fingers crossed they revisit Mixmaster at that scale, too. He sorely needs to lose Devastator's head.


EDIT: They're real consistent with putting that Autobot insignia on Optimus' thigh. I skipped a few repaints hoping they'd move it, but they never did.

The Ravage one is fantastic and looks equally fantastic with WFC Soundwave. I mean its an on-scale Ravage. That has a useful alt-mode.

Noideaforaname wrote:EDIT: They're real consistent with putting that Autobot insignia on Optimus' thigh. I skipped a few repaints hoping they'd move it, but they never did.

Yes they did. The "Victory of the Fallen" Prime had the Autobot symbol just above his windshield(s?).

sandstorm is awesome. also hound