New ROTF Galleries: DEMOLISHOR

I've never been a fan of the movie line figures, but this looks like the worst of a bad bunch. Does this apeal to ANYONE? People have argued that, as aliens, Transformers would not neccessarily be humanoid, but a bad design is a bad design, surely?

Ohhhhh. I just tasted my dinner from three hours ago. Excuse me while I go hug my toilet and throw up. Before I go though this has my vote for the biggest shelf warmer of the line. Watch this be in a case assortment of 4 figures and there are two of these wastes of plastic out of the 4.

Sofa king tara bowl. The other constructicons I've seen are nearly as fugly, too.

Worst Transformer ever created

no matter how crappy the figure is it'll work brilliant on screen, and for that fact(probably the only one) i will definalty add this to my TF collection...even if it doesn't move and just collects dust

What a waste of plastic. The Earth hates you, Demolishor.

If they are alien and dont have to have humanoid bodies then why do they all have fairly humanoid heads/faces?

This is possibly the most laughable attempt at a Transformer ever. It must have been designed by the work placement lad.

I'm predicting the shelves will be nice and warm this summer.

Quite an unusual robot.... but this thing got a fairly nice alternate mode

*Holds up a military-grade Flame Shield*

Well, I think he's a great fig, and I like how such a boxy, compact, slow vehicle designed for creating buildings turns into a thin-bodied, lithe and fast destroyer. I have him as my first '09 movie figure just before getting Voyager Megatron and Starscream (awesome toys too, latter's really an improvement over his predecessor) and he doesn't disappoint, especially once I found how to stand him up in various ways (having one wheel for a foot's probably the biggest gripe about him from the fandom if I may say so myself).

jaydisc wrote:Great photos as always.

I was hoping that this guy was capable of the sort of motorcycle-mode you see him in a few shots in the trailer, but no pics like that were shown. Does the mold not "support" that look?

It does, You can bend his wheels backwards and forwards and rotate his head upwards to simulate the motorcycle-mode, though the head might be abit obstructed by the front wheel. His large wheels roll as well, albeit on a wobbly ratchet joint. Not a bad figure at all, no siree.

MNsor wrote:Demolishor is one (if not THE ONE) of my favourite and most anticipated figure from the ROTF line. I must admitt it could have been finished better, I'm not blind, or, even better, it could have been given the leader class treatmente, but I like it after all. It just leaves the same unfinished taste that had blackout and bonecrusher from the 1st movie - the latter are also my favourite from their line. I hope justice will be done to these 3 models; meanwhile I cherish the original design that makes it a pretty impressive character when in the right size (see trailer). I like it so much that I'd rather skip the preview figures (they've yet to come out here in Italy) and jump forward to this one!

True, he's not exactly in-scale given his massive size in the trailer but he can still be a fun figure - I find his Mech-alive Gimmick more noticeable (and hence more interesting) than Starscream's - just be careful of his brown handrails - made of rigid plastic, a small bend can cause the things to get stress-marks.

MNsor wrote:Demolishor is one (if not THE ONE) of my favourite and most anticipated figure from the ROTF line. I must admitt it could have been finished better, I'm not blind, or, even better, it could have been given the leader class treatmente, but I like it after all. It just leaves the same unfinished taste that had blackout and bonecrusher from the 1st movie - the latter are also my favourite from their line. I hope justice will be done to these 3 models; meanwhile I cherish the original design that makes it a pretty impressive character when in the right size (see trailer). I like it so much that I'd rather skip the preview figures (they've yet to come out here in Italy) and jump forward to this one!

You, my friend, are a lone onion in a sea of spuds.

This has to be the worst figure of the line. I like the look of the CGI model, as I think it looks quite menacing. But this is just embarassing.