New Stock Image of Transformers: The Last Knight Robot Fighter Barricade

Scottimus Prime found RC Sqweeks from Transformers: The Last Knight at Think Geek for $79.99. Below you can find what he had to say and images.

Transformers the last knight TF5 Rc sqweeks found at retall Think geek smith haven mall New York he's 79.99 at the store cheaper then bbts ny after tax price is pictured also

Carnivius_Prime wrote:is that new to US retail then

Yes

Gross. Bad enough when they have this back to school junk in August, but in July is just ridiculous. It's like they're just trying to rub it in to the kids "haha you have to go back to school, no more fun". My sympathies to those effected.

The online retailer Anime Export has given us a new look at those 3A Transformers The Last Knight high and collectable figures, in the form of new stock photography! These new images capture the incredible detail of these new super articulated bots, as well as the accessories the three collectables, consisting of Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Sqweeks, come with. Find a selection of the images below, but click here to view the rest!

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Carnivius_Prime wrote:Bee's proportions look a bit strange but these are great figures.

Bumblebee's head is a lot bigger than usual. Transformers in general have smaller heads in proportion to human heads. But there are some Transformers who have large heads (especially in the movies.)

Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah which is also something that confuses me. These are statues? But are articulated like action figures? I thought statues was the name for non-articulated figures. I go see some statues at a museum and I can't move their arms and legs no matter how hard I might try.

Kurona wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah which is also something that confuses me. These are statues? But are articulated like action figures? I thought statues was the name for non-articulated figures. I go see some statues at a museum and I can't move their arms and legs no matter how hard I might try.

Well that's just because you're not using the full potential of your upper body strength. Put some elbow grease into it!

Exactly. With enough force and willpower, you'll find that any statue can be a partsformer.

Bronzewolf wrote:

Carnivius_Prime wrote:

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:Still, Bumblebee is a good looking statue.

Yeah which is also something that confuses me. These are statues? But are articulated like action figures? I thought statues was the name for non-articulated figures. I go see some statues at a museum and I can't move their arms and legs no matter how hard I might try.

Serious question then, what would you call them? I couldn't think of a better word then statues, plus they're not given an actual title in the anime express listing. Up for suggestions of any kind!

These are high end collectable figures, like the Sideshow ones.

Courtesy of Amazon Japan, we have images of some replicas from Transformers: The Last Knight of objects you might not think of at first as being relevant, but fandoms around the world have always inevitably fallen for: swords. That's right, the prop company goodluck have provided Prime's sword (at about $200), Megatron's cleaver ($130), and Excalibur ($100) - including some spoilers for the movie on that last one, revealing the identity of the Last Knight themselves. Check them out below!

Big Bad Toy Store has posted image filled listing of new Transformers: The Last Knight merchandise. These are two pricey phone dock statues, one with Optimus Prime and the other with Megatron. The listing is a preorder but they are estimated to come out in July. These are highly detailed statues with LED lights and both go for $100. Check out some of the images below and if you want to see even more images, just click on them.