Hellscream9999 wrote:DMSL wrote:The sculpts are great, but the studio series scale is WAAAAY off. No way is it okay that an SUV or a car like Ratchet is the same size as a sedan. Those cars should have all been voyager class and figures like Megs, Prime, Starscream etc should have been leaders. Blackout should have been way bigger than that.
They are in scale, they're going off of the official robot mode scale chart, the vehicle mode scale doesn't matter to them
DMSL wrote:Hellscream9999 wrote:DMSL wrote:The sculpts are great, but the studio series scale is WAAAAY off. No way is it okay that an SUV or a car like Ratchet is the same size as a sedan. Those cars should have all been voyager class and figures like Megs, Prime, Starscream etc should have been leaders. Blackout should have been way bigger than that.
They are in scale, they're going off of the official robot mode scale chart, the vehicle mode scale doesn't matter to them
Even the botmodes are not correct, Prime is smaller than Megatron and Blackout, which should be the biggest Decepticon is not the biggest.
Glarryg wrote:...that Scrapmetal isn't so "Bay-ish" that it wouldn't work as a custom figure in other settings, given a new head.
Glarryg
transformnerd114 wrote:Glarryg wrote:...that Scrapmetal isn't so "Bay-ish" that it wouldn't work as a custom figure in other settings, given a new head.
Glarryg
That's probably because he's an extensive remold of Combiner Wars Scavenger. I'm honestly surprised with how so few people recognize this, assuming you hadn't yet yourself.
Sorry if that sounded "snobish", I meant it as an observation, not a condescending remark.
transformnerd114 wrote:Glarryg wrote:...that Scrapmetal isn't so "Bay-ish" that it wouldn't work as a custom figure in other settings, given a new head.
Glarryg
That's probably because he's an extensive remold of Combiner Wars Scavenger. I'm honestly surprised with how so few people recognize this, assuming you hadn't yet yourself.
Sorry if that sounded "snobish", I meant it as an observation, not a condescending remark.
Knowing at least half a year's worth of the 2019 Studio Series offerings, there was one glaring unknown: SS 31. Well, now we know both what it is and why we had not heard of it before. SS 31 turns out to be none other than voyager Revenge of the Fallen (ROTF) Megartron with Battle Damage. That damage includes a new darker deco and a new head to reflect what he looked like at the end of ROTF. This was revealed on Hobbybase's Facebook page where it seems to be available in that particular store in Hong Kong.
The listing on Robot Kingdom tells us why we had not heard of it yet, it is an exclusive item. We do not know yet who in the US will be carrying this exclusive item, but judging at how easy every other Studio Series exclusive has been to order or obtain in the US, there shouldn't be anything to worry about.
william-james88 wrote:transformnerd114 wrote:Glarryg wrote:...that Scrapmetal isn't so "Bay-ish" that it wouldn't work as a custom figure in other settings, given a new head.
Glarryg
That's probably because he's an extensive remold of Combiner Wars Scavenger. I'm honestly surprised with how so few people recognize this, assuming you hadn't yet yourself.
Sorry if that sounded "snobish", I meant it as an observation, not a condescending remark.
Its not being mentionned now because everyone already did back when he was first revealed, and we have moved on since.
Nemesis Primal wrote:...and at last, the mystery is solved, and everything is right with the line again. I have no interest in this figure, but I am very glad to have all the numbers accounted for. Does that make me OCD (an Order-Controlled Decepticon)? I dunno.
Also I still really want Scrapmetal, he looks so fun to just have around and pose.
. Though, I wonder when they'll attempt another Fallen toy.ZeroWolf wrote:I like it, it's different enough from the regular version for me, may have to get both
As for that Scrapmetal, what class is he again? Voyager?
