Additional Images of BotCon 2014 Scorponok

SW's SilverHammer wrote:It doesn't seem as there's a neck joint. That was the One thing I was hoping from this, at least some kind of swivel at the neck with the headmaster addition.

Trikeboy wrote:

SW's SilverHammer wrote:It doesn't seem as there's a neck joint. That was the One thing I was hoping from this, at least some kind of swivel at the neck with the headmaster addition.

I'm sure a third party will do a Zarak head that rotates.

megatronus wrote:

Trikeboy wrote:

SW's SilverHammer wrote:It doesn't seem as there's a neck joint. That was the One thing I was hoping from this, at least some kind of swivel at the neck with the headmaster addition.

I'm sure a third party will do a Zarak head that rotates.

...Or several companies just straight up doing their own Scorponoks.

fenrir72 wrote:They used the Formax/Cerebros mold not the Zarak? Still, looks awesome.

Sabrblade wrote:

fenrir72 wrote:They used the Formax/Cerebros mold not the Zarak? Still, looks awesome.

Yes, because that mold and only that mold was made available again via Takara's Encore release of Fort Max.

Sabrblade wrote:

fenrir72 wrote:They used the Formax/Cerebros mold not the Zarak? Still, looks awesome.

Yes, because that mold and only that mold was made available again via Takara's Encore release of Fort Max.

Trikeboy wrote:

megatronus wrote:

Trikeboy wrote:

SW's SilverHammer wrote:It doesn't seem as there's a neck joint. That was the One thing I was hoping from this, at least some kind of swivel at the neck with the headmaster addition.

I'm sure a third party will do a Zarak head that rotates.

...Or several companies just straight up doing their own Scorponoks.

Thats true and probably a hell of a lot cheaper too.

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Trikeboy wrote:

megatronus wrote:

Trikeboy wrote:

SW's SilverHammer wrote:It doesn't seem as there's a neck joint. That was the One thing I was hoping from this, at least some kind of swivel at the neck with the headmaster addition.

I'm sure a third party will do a Zarak head that rotates.

...Or several companies just straight up doing their own Scorponoks.

Thats true and probably a hell of a lot cheaper too.

I thought the club said the neck does swivel, and it looks like piece is in two parts.

Thalack wrote:Scorpie looks great! I never had the energon version of him, so it'll be nice to see what he's like next to a g1 scorp.

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