New Reprolabels products! BT Mirage, Prowl, Hydradread and more!
Posted by Air Commander Starscream
Oct 5, 2006 at 1:39am CDT
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Hi everyone!
Okay, I'll admit it has been a while since we last updated, but as you can see we haven't been taking it easy!
We have SEVEN new sets to show you. There's some neat stuff here, especially for you Alternators/Binaltech fans.
1) "Luxury" Autobot symbols. As featured on the main page at reprolabels.com the total cost for this set is $0! For every $20 you spend at Reprolabels.com, you will get one of these sets for free. They're chrome gold 'Bot symbols printed on flat black stock - the perfect compliment to a minty toy.
2) Hydradread! Alternators Meister is back on shelves everywhere. Get yourself another one and use this set to make him into a modern, alternative fuel guzzling Decepticon. Thanks to Bill Spencer for this fantastic set, based on a real life Mazda concept car: Binaltech Hydradread
3) Alt Mirage. Add some G1 styling to the new Alternators Mirage, not the least of which is his trademark "26". Thanks to James Beane for the resources.
Binaltech Mirage
4) Alert-2-Prowl. Many of you have swapped the heads between your BTA Alert and BT/Alt Prowl. You've already seen our set to make Prowl look like Red Alert. Now use this one to make Alert look more like Prowl. Complete with optional squad car numbers for the roof (thanks to Mike Spector for that idea).
Binaltech Prowl
5) WST Superion. We've all seen 'em on Ebay. Tiny versions of the Aerialbots, built to perfection except for one little detail - they come with terrible stickers! Now you can fix that. We offer expertly resized versions of this set for the 14cm and 18cm versions. Thanks to Mick Leonard for all the help here: STF Superion
6) Omnibots. Yes, you asked for more G1 sets, and we are listening. Justin Goguen meticulously vectorized the stickers for all three G1 Omnibots, so that you can have them all in this compact sticker set: Omnibots
7) Nightbeat. Another G1 set. This Headmaster's side flames seem to be wearing out on every vintage Nightbeat around. This will help fix that problem, thanks again to Justin Goguen: Nightbeat
That's it for now - thanks again to everyone who helped out!
