Transformers: The Last Knight Shirts and Sleepwear at Walmart

Now if only I could still fit into a couple of those

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Now if only I could still fit into a couple of those

One would assume they will have adult size tees soon.

Thanks to smaller online toy shop, paulmartstore, we have more images of the upcoming Jada diecast vehicles inspired by the cars of Transformers: The Last Knight, as well as their accompanying collector coins, and the reveal of their Optimus Prime model! It's also been clarified that there will be two versions of the Cars for sale: one that's packaged with the coins, and a version without. Check out the new photos below!

I'm about 500 percent temped to just buy a deep impact blue mustang model and kitbash the sides and rear onto barricade.

So relatively speaking:

1:24 is Alternator/Binaltech size
1:32 is Alternity/GT size
1:64 is Hot Wheels size?

Just ordered the Bumblebee. Considering Op or Barricade, but I'll see how I like this one first.

hausjam wrote:Maybe it's because I have always been a car enthusiast, but I am really not a fan of the ricer look of the cars from the last few movies.

I don't see it as a ricer look. Maybe because the mods are well done and look good on the cars? And it's not like they threw a wing and a splitter on a '01 Corolla or anything. They're top of the line Corvettes and Camaros, I think that helps for me at least.

EDIT: Plus, you've got a stock DB-11, Mclaren, and Centenario in TLK, so I suppose that's progress. (AND an old Citroën!)

More and more random merchandise for The Last Knight continues to come out as we near the movie's release date, including oddly enough some fancy-looking jewellery! Walmart is selling - exclusively to stores - a Hot Rod necklace and an Autobot/Decepticon symbol pendant for fans brave enough to wear them to a formal event. Check out the links, the images below and tell us on the forums if you spot these in Walmart!

That Bot/Con has the G1 style symbols instead of the normal movie ones.

william-james88 wrote:

hausjam wrote:Maybe it's because I have always been a car enthusiast, but I am really not a fan of the ricer look of the cars from the last few movies.

What does a ricer look mean?

A "Ricer" is an owner of an overly-modified cheap (normally an import) car. Think "Seventeen year old who wants to turn their beater into a Fast and Furious car". Lots of unnecessary wings, body kits and undercarriage lighting. Now this is not to say that all cars with wings/body kits/undercarriage lighting etc. are Ricers; Obviously when those mods are applied to a car that's of quality/actually meant to go fast, when the mods are applied correctly and fit the car (as most ricer mods are DIY jobs that look awful), and when they serve a genuine purpose other than to look cool, it's justified. From this "up for interpretation" definition comes our current debate. I can see where 'jam is coming from, but I just don't see (mainly Crosshairs and Bee) as looking Riced.

Don't talk to me about cars, man. I'll end up writing essays.