Takara always seems to deliver unique repaints that homage niche characters from their market, and black Optimus Primes. Gregevor is one of those homages going back to the early 2000's RID character Rollbar. Nemesis Prime I guess could be said is a tribute to Scourge/Black Convoy from the same line; even though there have been many takes on the black Prime over the years. Both are worth a look if you're interested in well done repaints.
dragons wrote:Thanks for sharing
dragons wrote:Thanks for sharing I didn't bother watching I saw video of original figures before they where repainted don't need same
Video again
Va'al wrote:dragons wrote:Thanks for sharing
You are more than welcome.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:dragons wrote:Thanks for sharing I didn't bother watching I saw video of original figures before they where repainted don't need same
Video again
But you might have missed out on dancing girls at the end
william-james88 wrote:Va'al wrote:dragons wrote:Thanks for sharing
You are more than welcome.
chuckdawg1999 wrote:dragons wrote:Thanks for sharing I didn't bother watching I saw video of original figures before they where repainted don't need same
Video again
But you might have missed out on dancing girls at the end
I especially liked when they took their tops off. Oh my!
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william-james88 wrote:(o)(o)
Cobotron wrote:william-james88 wrote:(o)(o)
SW's SilverHammer wrote:At this rate can we just call him Greg?
SW's SilverHammer wrote:At this rate can we just call him Greg?
Sabrblade wrote:The two E's in "Gregevor" are long "ee" sounds, and the second G is a hard G (or J) sound.
Argh! Why do I keep doing that!?!Wolfman Jake wrote:Sabrblade wrote:The two E's in "Gregevor" are long "ee" sounds, and the second G is a hard G (or J) sound.
I think you mean a soft "G" sound, right? When a G sounds like a "J" in English, as in the word "Gigantic," that's considered a soft use of G. Hard G is for sounds like the G in the word "Galactic."
Sabrblade wrote:Argh! Why do I keep doing that!?!Wolfman Jake wrote:Sabrblade wrote:The two E's in "Gregevor" are long "ee" sounds, and the second G is a hard G (or J) sound.
I think you mean a soft "G" sound, right? When a G sounds like a "J" in English, as in the word "Gigantic," that's considered a soft use of G. Hard G is for sounds like the G in the word "Galactic."
william-james88 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Argh! Why do I keep doing that!?!Wolfman Jake wrote:Sabrblade wrote:The two E's in "Gregevor" are long "ee" sounds, and the second G is a hard G (or J) sound.
I think you mean a soft "G" sound, right? When a G sounds like a "J" in English, as in the word "Gigantic," that's considered a soft use of G. Hard G is for sounds like the G in the word "Galactic."
Don't worry, we all have those moments. I actually wrote yesterday that Predaking was made of 6 members when I knew it was obviously just 5.
I'm realky bag att spellking.Silly wrote:william-james88 wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Argh! Why do I keep doing that!?!Wolfman Jake wrote:Sabrblade wrote:The two E's in "Gregevor" are long "ee" sounds, and the second G is a hard G (or J) sound.
I think you mean a soft "G" sound, right? When a G sounds like a "J" in English, as in the word "Gigantic," that's considered a soft use of G. Hard G is for sounds like the G in the word "Galactic."
Don't worry, we all have those moments. I actually wrote yesterday that Predaking was made of 6 members when I knew it was obviously just 5.
Lol I look stupid all the STINKIN TIME!
