This Transformers Studio Series Premier Leader Case contains 2 individually packaged figures:
1x The Fallen
1x Sludge
This Transformers Studio Series Premier Deluxe Case contains 8 individually packaged figures:
1x Bumblebee Movie Ratchet
3x The Last Knight Crosshairs
3x The Last Knight Hot Rod
1x 1986 Arcee
This Transformers Studio Series Premier Voyager Case contains 3 individually packaged figures:
2x 1986 Ironhide
1x Age of Extinction Galvatron
Cyber Bishop wrote:Rumble and Ironhide are all that interest me from this wave.
william-james88 wrote:Emerje wrote:Unless he's more complex than the photos let on I think they could have gone "tall Voyager" with the Fallen since SS Jetfire Optimus Prime isn't that tall. Combining the two just gets Prime up to Megatron's size, he's only bigger if you really lean Megs forward like this.
Emerje
No such thing as a tall voyager in this day and age. If it's taller than a standard voyager, it becomes a leader. It's what happened to Leader DOTM Shockwave and DOTM Megatron, who both are tall voyagers.
And the Fallen will be just that. He is 2 heads taller than voyager prime, that's a leader in today's world.
And to anyone asking, yes that is a real promotional image for the ROTF ad campaign.
Emerje wrote: though I'm sure they made the transformation into it's entirely made up for the toy alt mode as complex as possible to justify the price!
william-james88 wrote:Emerje wrote: though I'm sure they made the transformation into it's entirely made up for the toy alt mode as complex as possible to justify the price!
The complexity was spoken of during the stream and it turns out he is simpler than most of today's deluxes.
On another note, I checked out the 360 video for Crosshairs and looks like they just gave up on that trenchcoat. It's the worst take yet since they just split it, so you have half in the front, then a gap at the sides, and then the rest of the coat in the back. Ends up looking more like a green version of that pope outfit on the top left.
The top half of crosshairs looks better though, as does the alt mode. But the main thing about him is botched.
compared to
First-Aid wrote:
Let's face it....how do you accurately portray something in plastic that was cloth-like on the big screen? The only thing I can think of would be to include a soft rubber fold that could connect the two pieces making up the front and rear of the "trench coat" together. But that would likely be too stiff or tear too easily. For what they had to work with, it's a pretty good representation. It was another of the things that made the Bayverse bots so unique in TF history...they did things no one even considered before because everyone was locked into a traditional humanoid look. Hasbro and Dreamworks gave MB a basic set of guidelines, but basically said "Here's a blank check...let's see what you can come up with". We got bots without bodies, wheels for feet, cloth trench coats, built in weapon systems, the ability to rapidly alter alt modes (which I never understood why, if they were in disguise, they stuck with the SAME disguise for years to the point where EVERYONE recognized the disguise), and more organic looks instead of the traditional Robby-the-Robot blocky builds. Say what you want about the movies (popcorn fun, that's it though), they made more changes to the way Transformers were thought of and created than at ANY other point. And THAT is why they are so hard to replicate accurately in toy form.
william-james88 wrote:On another note, I checked out the 360 video for Crosshairs and looks like they just gave up on that trenchcoat. It's the worst take yet since they just split it, so you have half in the front, then a gap at the sides, and then the rest of the coat in the back. Ends up looking more like a green version of that pope outfit on the top left.
The top half of crosshairs looks better though, as does the alt mode. But the main thing about him is botched.
compared to
First-Aid wrote: It was another of the things that made the Bayverse bots so unique in TF history...they did things no one even considered before because everyone was locked into a traditional humanoid look. Hasbro and Dreamworks gave MB a basic set of guidelines, but basically said "Here's a blank check...let's see what you can come up with". We got bots without bodies, wheels for feet, cloth trench coats, built in weapon systems, the ability to rapidly alter alt modes (which I never understood why, if they were in disguise, they stuck with the SAME disguise for years to the point where EVERYONE recognized the disguise), and more organic looks instead of the traditional Robby-the-Robot blocky builds. Say what you want about the movies (popcorn fun, that's it though), they made more changes to the way Transformers were thought of and created than at ANY other point. And THAT is why they are so hard to replicate accurately in toy form.
Tuned Agent wrote:Looking back at the livestream, it looks like those long car panels probably can fold out from the backpack and form the sides of the trenchcoat.
