New Gallery: Transformers War for Cybertron: Siege Voyager Megatron

With our gallery of Megatron yesterday, you could guess Optimus was right around the corner. Clicking on any image below will bring you to the full gallery of War for Cybertron: SIEGE Voyager Class Optimus Prime. This is only the second time we ever had a voyager class Optimus Prime representing his G1 self that had his own unique mold. With the previous one being Classics Optimus from twelve years ago, an update was in order and this toy happens to be the same size as that toy but far more accurate to the G1 Optimus robot mode we are familiar with, with better articulation, more details and more playability options. You will find images of the hover truck option, for instance, along with the different weaponry options.

This toy is scheduled for a release this month, to be sold as part of the 2018 holiday season. However, since it has yet to be spotted at a big box retailer, the final shelf price is still unknown.

War for Cybertron: SIEGE Optimus Prime (206 images) - Voyager Class

















War for Cybertron: SIEGE Optimus Prime (206 images) - Voyager Class

Seibertron.com continues its galleries with new ones for Transformers War for Cybertron SIEGE Deluxe Class Cog, Hound, Sideswipe and Skytread (aka Flywheels). You can click on any image below to be brought to a myriad of images showing you these toys in both their modes at different angles and poses and all the possibilities of the C.O.M.B.A.T. system which includes some COGCEPTION action. Also, you will find a lot of comparison images which is something more and more in demand due to this being the second or third go at these characters in a classics line. For instance, we can see Hound compared to the Universe 2.0 and Combiner Wars release, which looks immense by comparison.

These toys are starting to appear at Targets in the US and should be easier to find the closer we get to Black Friday and the late holiday season.


War for Cybertron: SIEGE Cog (196 images) - Weaponizers


















War for Cybertron: SIEGE Hound (130 images) - Deluxe Class














War for Cybertron: SIEGE Sideswipe (143 images) - Deluxe Class












War for Cybertron: SIEGE Skytread (159 images) - Deluxe Class

william-james88 wrote:You can click on any image below to be brought to a myriad of images showing you these toys in both their modes at different angles and poses and all the possibilities of the C.O.M.B.A.T. system which includes some COGCEPTION action.

We have the gallery for the Transformers War for Cybertron Siege wave 1 Micromasters ready now. These are individual galleries for Storm Cloud, Visper, Flak, Topshot, Roadhandler and Swindler. They are sold in pairs for $9.99 in the US and can currently be found at Target.

While these are a new take on the G1 Micromaster concept, Hasbro did weave in some homages outside G1 such as Storm Cloud and Visper's combined mode which resembles the dark Star Sabre from the Unicron Trilogy. Each of these Micromaster pairs can combine to create a weapon, some more successful than others.

You can click on any image below to be brought to the full gallery.

War for Cybertron: SIEGE Storm Cloud (115 images) - Micromasters










War for Cybertron: SIEGE Visper (125 images) - Micromasters








War for Cybertron: SIEGE Flak (123 images) - Micromasters








War for Cybertron: SIEGE Topshot (124 images) - Micromasters








War for Cybertron: SIEGE Roadhandler (125 images) - Micromasters








War for Cybertron: SIEGE Swindler (133 images) - Micromasters

Here at Seibertron we like to bring you some of the best images of bots on the internet. Today we're bringing you two new galleries for Transformers War for Cybertron Siege Crosshairs and Trenchfoot! Crosshairs is available in the fifth and final wave of Transformers Siege due around this December and is a retool of the previously released Siege Ironhide. As such he clocks in at almost a full head taller than most of his Deluxe class contemporaries. He unfortunately does not come with his G1 Targetmaster partner Pinpointer but he does come with his W-35 LR Doomblast Forge Launcher that is very much painted in honor of his old Targetmaster pal.

Instead of Pinpointer Siege has given us Trenchfoot, a redeco of Caliburst who transforms into a Foxhole Counterblast cannon. Trenchfoot comes with the Autobot Alphastrike Counterforce three pack and is painted to very much evoke the feeling of Crosshairs' G1 sidekick. The two together make a visually impressive team sure to satisfy most G1 purists.

Click on any of the images or gallery headers below to head to the corresponding galleries. Enjoy the images and stay tuned to Seibertron for Spinister images on the way!

Stargrave wrote:Here at Seibertron we like to bring you some of the best images of bots on the internet. Today we're bringing you two new galleries for Transformers War for Cybertron Siege Crosshairs and Trenchfoot! Crosshairs is available in the fifth and final wave of Transformers Siege due around this December and is a retool of the previously released Siege Ironhide. As such he clocks in at almost a full head taller than most of his Deluxe class contemporaries. He unfortunately does not come with his G1 Targetmaster partner Pinpointer but he does come with his W-35 LR Doomblast Forge Launcher that is very much painted in honor of his old Targetmaster pal.

Instead of Pinpointer Siege has given us Trenchfoot, a redeco of Caliburst who transforms into a Foxhole Counterblast cannon. Trenchfoot comes with the Autobot Alphastrike Counterforce three pack and is painted to very much evoke the feeling of Crosshairs' G1 sidekick. The two together make a visually impressive team sure to satisfy most G1 purists.

But Trenchfoot looks so good with G2 Sideswipe! Decisions, decisions.

emlit wrote:But Trenchfoot looks so good with G2 Sideswipe! Decisions, decisions.

Yes he does!

We have some new galleries for you, this time it's Transformers War For Cybertron Siege Deluxe Class Spinister along with Battle Masters Singe and Shrute. Spinister is the most anticipated deluxe left to obtain by fans until we get Earthrise and should be out in December. While Battle Masters Singe and Shrute do not come with him, they are included in this gallery since both are based on Spinister's original targetmasters. Shrute's original name was Hairsplitter and he is thus a reference to Dwight's haircut on The Office. He came with the Skywarp set from Amazon. Singe is an individual Battle Master release. Clicking any image below brings you to the complete galleries. There are more galleries on the way like Apeface and Astrotrain, so stay tuned!

War for Cybertron: SIEGE Spinister (170 images) - Deluxe Class


















War for Cybertron: SIEGE Singe (71 images) - Battle Masters












War for Cybertron: SIEGE Shrute (91 images) - Battle Masters

Finally the Rock has come back Hasbro has given to us a true update to the fan favourite G1 Apeface toy. Seibertron has a full gallery for you, and a wonderful comparison to the original toy where you can see that Hasbro really tried to give us as true an update as possible. This is a voyager class triple changer and you can see how the robot, spaceship and robotic gorilla mode compares to the original. It is around the same size as the original in some modes and slightly smaller in others. The headmaster gimmick is also preserved where the same headmaster makes a different face for the ape mode and the robot mode. We also have some fun images with other transforming apes like Masterpiece Optimus Primal. Clicking any image below brings you to the full gallery.

Seibertron will be posting galleries for all of Siege's final wave, like Astrotrain, Rung, Rumble, Ratbat and more, in the upcoming days so stay tuned.

War for Cybertron: SIEGE Apeface (207 images) - Voyager Class
























War for Cybertron: SIEGE Spasma (57 images) - Titan Masters

Siebertron is proud to bring your our latest image gallery: War for Cybertron Siege Leader Class Astrotrain! Of all the incarnations this character has seen, this is his first time back to having his classic steam locomotive (styled) alternate mode. This time around he includes a coal-car to tow behind him which also converts into his Leader class armor boots and backpack. In shuttle mode you will notice his launch pad has Adaptable Interconnection Retrofitter Lock (A.I.R. Lock) connectors which are compatible with Omega Supreme and the upcoming War for Cybertron: Earthrise roadbuilder and basebuilder systems. Astrotrain is expected to start arriving on shelves in his Siege packaging later this year, but will reappear in new Earthrise packaging next year when he lands to back up the Decepticons on the ground. Enjoy the images and make sure to stay tuned for upcoming Frenzy, Ratbat, and Rung galleries!

Greetings Seibertronians! Today we bring you a gallery of one of the last wave of Battlemasters to be released for the Transformers War for Cybertron: Siege line! This is a completely new mold and isn't a redeco of anyone. For those who don't know, Rung is an original character that debuted in IDWs first Transformers continuity, mainly appearing in More Than Meets The Eye/Lost Light series. In that continuity it is revealed that Rung is actually Primus (the first Transformer) He is yet to appear in any other continuity.

Please check out the images below then head over to the gallery to see the rest.

War for Cybertron: SIEGE Rung (125 images) - Battle Masters

















Stay tuned to Seibertron for more galleries coming soon, including Transformers Siege Rumble, Ratbat, Direct Hit and Power Punch, and Refraktor! Coming to your screens very soon!

ZeroWolf wrote:

That's a neat/interesting/eclectic mix of figure molds to make up the Lost Light crew. I would have never thought of using that Rodimus, but it makes complete sense. CW Megatron seems like an odd choice other than size and he did come with Autobot symbol stickers (not pictured ).

Cool beans, makes me want to try and make a LL display again

Rung is a must get, but he'll be permanently in "ornament" mode over Swerve's shoulder

Everyone's favorite Autobot mad-scientist, Wheeljack, is the first figure to get the ol' Seibertron.com gallery treatment of the highly anticipated Transformers War for Cybertron EARTHRISE product line. Deluxe Class Wheeljack is like a mini-Masterpiece figure that has a G1 cartoon style in robot mode and a G1 toy look in vehicle mode, complete with various decals that homage the Lancia Stratos Turbo racecar.

The Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise products have been popping up at various retail chains like Walmart, Target and Best Buy throughout the past month. Make sure to share your sightings with your fellow Seibertronians in our sightings section and sightings forums.

Special thanks to Entertainment Earth for providing this product to Seibertron.com. You can purchase Transformers products and other popular brands from EntertainmentEarth.com.

We will be posting more Earthrise galleries over the course of the next couple of weeks. Keep checking back for more! In the meantime, you can click on any of the images below to view the full gallery.



War for Cybertron: Earthrise Wheeljack (128 images) - Deluxe Class

Up next in our all-new galleries for Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise, is none other than the Autobots very own Maintenance 'bot Hoist. If his Generations Thrilling 30 toy was a disappointment to you, then the latest Deluxe Class version of Hoist should hit a lot of the right notes for you. Hoist features key character design elements like his "full spectrum multi-sensor", his orange wings and an arm cannon. In tow-truck mode, Hoist can even tow his fellow Autobot comrades that were damaged in battle against the Decepticons. His tow-truck accessory also doubles as a ramp accessory that connects to other bases. We even tossed in some pics of Hoist alongside his "master builder" buddy Grapple, who is also part of the Earthrise wave 1 releases.

The Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise products have been popping up at various retail chains like Walmart, Target and Best Buy throughout the past month. Make sure to share your sightings with your fellow Seibertronians in our sightings section and sightings forums.

Special thanks to Entertainment Earth for providing this product to Seibertron.com. You can purchase Transformers products and other popular brands from EntertainmentEarth.com.

We will be posting more Earthrise galleries over the course of the next couple of weeks. Keep checking back for more! In the meantime, you can click on any of the images below to view the full gallery.

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War for Cybertron: Earthrise Hoist (105 images) - Deluxe Class

Woo!
Will comparisons to the original and the MP be forthcoming?

ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:Woo!
Will comparisons to the original and the MP be forthcoming?

Not at this time. I'm trying to limit the amount of comparisons I do in these galleries to be more time efficient.

Seibertron wrote:has a G1 cartoon style in robot mode and a G1 toy look in vehicle mode,

Huh. I never realized this until you pointed it out.

A colorful altmode deco and a clean robot mode deco. The best of both worlds.

I'm really happy with ER Wheeljack. I just wish he had more 5mm ports. His spoiler pieces are actually 5mm and can be removed for more ports but then he doesn't have his classic look.

Seibertron wrote:

The Hoist mold looks great, but why does he have two different shades of green? Looks patchy.

Cyberpath wrote:

Seibertron wrote:

The Hoist mold looks great, but why does he have two different shades of green? Looks patchy.

The entire front and roof/windshield section are painted translucent plastic. The side panels are molded in green.

It's not quite as bad in hand, but photographed...

Cobotron wrote:

Cyberpath wrote:

Seibertron wrote:

The Hoist mold looks great, but why does he have two different shades of green? Looks patchy.

The entire front and roof/windshield section are painted translucent plastic. The side panels are molded in green.

It's not quite as bad in hand, but photographed...

Have to agree, it's entirely the camera that makes it look worse. Looking at him in my room the difference is barely noticeable, but if I whip a camera out and take a picture in the same lightning, the contrast is significant.

Cobotron wrote:

Cyberpath wrote:

Seibertron wrote:

The Hoist mold looks great, but why does he have two different shades of green? Looks patchy.

The entire front and roof/windshield section are painted translucent plastic. The side panels are molded in green.

It's not quite as bad in hand, but photographed...

I see, thanks!

Jeddostotle7 wrote:

Cobotron wrote:

Cyberpath wrote:

Seibertron wrote:

The Hoist mold looks great, but why does he have two different shades of green? Looks patchy.

The entire front and roof/windshield section are painted translucent plastic. The side panels are molded in green.

It's not quite as bad in hand, but photographed...

Have to agree, it's entirely the camera that makes it look worse. Looking at him in my room the difference is barely noticeable, but if I whip a camera out and take a picture in the same lightning, the contrast is significant.

Just did the same thing and I'm like damn what's going on lol

I was never a fan if Wheeljack, but that's a damn good looking figure. He looks a bit too flat in car mode, but he's a racecar so I guess that's fine. I haven't seen him or Hoist yet in the wild, as soon as I do, they're mine. Are there vehicle mode comparison shots with other Wheeljacks in the gallery?

Rodimus Prime wrote:I was never a fan if Wheeljack, but that's a damn good looking figure. He looks a bit too flat in car mode, but he's a racecar so I guess that's fine. I haven't seen him or Hoist yet in the wild, as soon as I do, they're mine. Are there vehicle mode comparison shots with other Wheeljacks in the gallery?

Yes, with the original Generations Wheeljack: https://www.seibertron.com/transformers ... ck/4378/1/

Thanks. Group shots are my favorite parts of the galleries, I'll be checking out those the most. They help me organize my display shelves.

The traitourous and self-serving Decepticon STARSCREAM is the latest gallery for the new Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise product line. Voyager Class Starscream takes many, many cues from his Transformers Classics mold from 2006, this version features a "more-or-less" cartoon accurate color scheme and additional points of articulation (such as ankle-tilts) and proper null-rays. However, it lacks proper landing gear and waist articulation! Regardless, it's still a great looking Starscream, let alone a great looking Transformers toy. The gallery shows comparison shots with the Henkei version of Starscream as well as the SIEGE version.

The Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise products have been popping up at various retail chains like Walmart, Target and Best Buy throughout the past couple of months. Make sure to share your sightings with your fellow Seibertronians in our sightings section and sightings forums.

Special thanks to Entertainment Earth for providing this product to Seibertron.com. You can purchase Transformers products and other popular brands from EntertainmentEarth.com.

We will be posting more Earthrise galleries over the course of the next couple of weeks. Keep checking back for more! In the meantime, you can click on any of the images below to view the full gallery.

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War for Cybertron: Earthrise Starscream (162 images) - Voyager Class

I prefer the starscream from the siege line. More articulate and possible. All of the seekers from that line... perfect

Up next are new galleries of Voyager Class Grapple and Deluxe Class Cliffjumper from this year's Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise series. Both figures might be the best representations of either of these characters from the regular product lines (excluding Masterpiece). Grapple includes several accessories to recreate his look in the G1 cartoon, as does Cliffjumper who includes his giant glass gas blaster in addition to a set of skis to recreate one of his iconic moments. Both galleries include traditional shots as well as comparison shots for your viewing pleasure. Grapple's gallery includes images alongside his Constructicon "friends" and his buddy Hoist. Cliffjumper's gallery includes some comparisons with Titans Return Bumblebee and his Earthrise wave-mates.

The Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise products have been popping up at various retail chains like Walmart, Target and Best Buy throughout the past couple of months as well as online websites such as Amazon.com as well as our sponsors. Make sure to share your sightings with your fellow Seibertronians in our sightings section and sightings forums.

Special thanks to Entertainment Earth for providing this product to Seibertron.com. You can purchase Transformers products and other popular brands from EntertainmentEarth.com.

We will be posting more Earthrise galleries over the course of the next couple of weeks. Keep checking back for more! In the meantime, you can click on any of the images below to view the full gallery.

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War for Cybertron: Earthrise Grapple (156 images) - Voyager Class






















War for Cybertron: Earthrise Cliffjumper (141 images) - Deluxe Class

In addition to the galleries above, I have updated Hoist's galleries to include images alongside the Constructicons and Devastator.


Transformers War for Cybertron: Earthrise Hoist (Moist) Gallery


Transformers War for Cybertron: Earthrise Hoist (Moist) Gallery

Starscream's gallery has been updated to include images alongside his previous "friend" Jetfire.


Transformers War for Cybertron: Earthrise Starscream Gallery

This grapple seems to be nearly as hard to find as the previous one was.

Rodimus Knight wrote:This grapple seems to be nearly as hard to find as the previous one was.

Yeah, I've been able to find only Wheeljack from this wave.

Rodimus Knight wrote:This grapple seems to be nearly as hard to find as the previous one was.

Really? Yesterday, my local Walmart had a whole bunch of them and only two Starscreams.

Sabrblade wrote:

Rodimus Knight wrote:This grapple seems to be nearly as hard to find as the previous one was.

Really? Yesterday, my local Walmart had a whole bunch of them and only two Starscreams.

I haven't seen any of the Earthrise voyagers locally. Not that I'm running around looking as often right now, but they were supposed to be out before the lock downs occured I believe.

I did find the first wave of deluxes though and the Astrotrain Earthrise version Leader.

Grapple's Photo gallery has singlehandedly sold me on never getting the Constructicons. Might have to look for those smaller alternatives.

Sabrblade wrote:

Rodimus Knight wrote:This grapple seems to be nearly as hard to find as the previous one was.

Really? Yesterday, my local Walmart had a whole bunch of them and only two Starscreams.

That could be because they are 3 to a case with 2 Grapples and 1 Screamer.

As a kid, before transformers was part of my life, my 1st obsession was cranes. And when I saw the original G1 grapple in a shop window - I drove my parents nuts with my nagging and whining for it. He is still one of my favourite toys and characters, have my original and a reissue.

Have the MP which is excellent. One of my favourite mp's

Have the Generations figure which I never really liked - didn't care for the aesthetic (even though more than one reviewer mentioned it was nice g1-esque...) and certain pieces popped off.

Just received earth rise and got him out of the box - think this is what lot os us G1 fans hankered after - re interpretation of the original toy with modern engineering providing great articulation etc. Pity about the too large pegs issue otherwise he'd have been in my top 3 of siege released so far.

Also - bonus - no elastic tags keeping him in his plastic prison.

It's been a while for new galleries here on Seibertron.com, but that's about to change. Thanks to our friends at Hasbro, we've got the entire first wave of the highly anticipated Transformers War for Cybertron KINGDOM series. We weren't sure who to focus on first, but after reading comments on the Seibertron.com forums and messages from the Seibertron.com staff, it seems like Voyager Class Cyclonus was highest in-demand. So on that note ...

Behold! Seibertron.com's first gallery from the Transformers War for Cybertron KINGDOM series is none other than Voyager Class Cyclonus. This toy is probably the best rendition of him yet ... especially if you are a fan of the cartoon look for Cyclonus. He's a good size Voyager, taller than his case mate Optimus Primal from the same class size in Kingdom and comparable in size (but bulkier?) than recent Voyagers from the past couple of years. At a minimum, he has a lot more going on with his transformation and has a lot of great points of articulation including wrist, ankle, wrist, waist and multiple neck joints! His space jet mode is incredible -- all of his robot kibble disappears which gives it a very "mini-Masterpiece" like feel.

Cyclonus is the Unicron creation of dead Decepticon parts from the Transformers animted film from 1986. Bombshell? Skywarp? Who knows and who cares! Cyclonus is Galvatron's very loyal 2nd-in-command. He is the Decepticon's Ultra Magnus. He's awesome, needs more toys, and especially needs a Masterpiece toy after all of these years.

Our Cyclonus gallery includes comparison pictures with the rest of Kingdom's Wave 1 products. In addition, we pulled out all of the stops to include other comparison shots we thought you'd like to see with other versions of Cyclonus (Cyclonuses? Cycloni?) as well as comparisons with Transformers Universe Galvatron, Generations Scourge and even Titans Return Galvatron and Cyclonus. His Targetmaster partner Nightstick even makes an appearance!

Cyclonus and the other figures from this line are expected to hit retail in the next 4 to 8 weeks. When you get yours, be sure to share your thoughts. In the meantime, check out all 200+ photos of Cyclonus by clicking on any of the images below. His gallery includes all of the images you've come to expect from Seibertron.com over the years. Stay tuned for additional Transformers War for Cybertron Kingdom galleries throughout this Thanksgiving week! Let us know what you think of Cyclonus here in our discussion topic about this toy line.

War for Cybertron: Kingdom Cyclonus (210 images) - Voyager Class

Yay! Finally the galleries return!

Hmmm. That’s a nosecone transformation I haven’t seen before.

He looks pretty good. I wasn't too keen on him to start with, but this gallery is making him look like a winner. He'll be going on my TF:TM shelf most likely.

Hokutron wrote:Hmmm. That’s a nosecone transformation I haven’t seen before.

It uses the "accordion" transformation, which I think was introduced by my personal favorite Transformers Prime Robots In Disguise Deluxe Class Vehicon, and used rarely or few times since.


Transformers Prime: Robots In Disguise Vehicon Gallery

Definitely down for Cyclonus, glad I have him on preorder. Guess ol’ Reveal the Shield Cyclonus will go on the IDW shelf.

no shot next to Skywarp?

Transformers War for Cybertron: Kingdom Cyclonus Gallery

"Dies in battle"

Sabrblade wrote:
Transformers War for Cybertron: Kingdom Cyclonus Gallery

"Dies in battle"

That appears to be Alternate Universe Optimus Prime floating in space judging from his bent antennae. I guess in his universe the Ark blows up on the way to Earth?

Emerje

The Golden Disk cards show one of three Destinies for the characters. That's just one of Optimus's three Destinies.

Very impressive transformation. No backpack outside of the wings which are supposed to be anyway.

The nosecone transformation is also very clever yes. Instead of telescoping needle nose like Universe, it splits down the middle and folds the needle in.

Very cool.

This of course makes it more confusing as to why he's in Kingdom and not SS86. He's got that level of detailed transformation and movie accurate robot mode. Not enough slots in SS to go around?

Overcracker wrote:This of course makes it more confusing as to why he's in Kingdom and not SS86. He's got that level of detailed transformation and movie accurate robot mode. Not enough slots in SS to go around?

Kingdom would have had more G1 toys in it if not for Beast Wars sharing the same anniversary as TFTM. Kingdom also has Galvatron, Ultra Magnus, and Rodimus Prime in it too, as well as non-TFTM G1 guys like Warpath, Huffer, Pipes, Tracks, Slammer, Inferno, and rereleases of Arcee and Wheeljack.

Sabrblade wrote:The Golden Disk cards show one of three Destinies for the characters. That's just one of Optimus's three Destinies.

Alternate universe, alternate destiny, it's all the same thing.

Emerje