New Stock Images of Wave 2 Transformers Legacy Toys

o.supreme wrote:Ooof...I'm not a huge fan of the huge platforms on the back of Menasors feet.

I am a fan of the increased stability they likely provide.

o.supreme wrote:Ooof...I'm not a huge fan of the huge platforms on the back of Menasors feet.

I bet with the car hoods above it, it's not that noticeable in hand and that make the gestalt more stable.

What I really don't like is how short/stumpy Menasor looks. Without the Combiner Wars' scramble city play pattern constrant, Legacy Menasor can have a perfectly proportioned body ratio. But Hasbro still came out with a Menasor with stumpy legs and a bit of gorilla arms. The problem is easily solvable if Hasbro added like half an inch to the lower legs and add a ratcheted swivel below the knee, so that the frames holding the cars can rotate 180 degress that fans can choose either toy or toon accurate leg modes (car in front/back). This will probably elongate the proportion of the cargo too, making the alt mode better looking.

It's not too much to ask for a Commander... is it?

Sabrblade wrote:

cloudballoon wrote:If Hasbro can add like half an inch to lower legs and add a ratcheted swivel below the knee, then fans can choose either toy or toon accurate leg modes (car in front/back),

Both toy and toon had cars in the back. It was only Combiner Wars that reversed it.

or as I like to call it, Toy Commercial Animation vs Animated Series design.

Cyber Bishop wrote:Oh look another illegally obtained transformer from a certain Youtube poster, Ill pass on watching it.
No box, no instructions, no mention to how he gets it so quickly = illegally obtaining it.
Not to mention his voice especially his ridiculous inflections on certain words is annoying (I watched one video when he first started posting some time back) not to mention his knowledge is sketchy.

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Some of those videos say that the youtuber got money or free things to make the video (the figure) Maybe Hasbro is securely involved after all?

Sentinel_Primal wrote:

RodimusPrimeUkraine1 wrote:

Cyber Bishop wrote:Oh look another illegally obtained transformer from a certain Youtube poster, Ill pass on watching it.v
No box, no instructions, no mention to how he gets it so quickly = illegally obtaining it.
Not to mention his voice especially his ridiculous inflections on certain words is annoying (I watched one video when he first started posting some time back) not to mention his knowledge is sketchy.

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Some of those videos say that the youtuber got money or free things to make the video (the figure) Maybe Hasbro is securely involved after all?

I believe in PVP's case, Mark has confirmed that they never send anything to him after someone asked about his Lego Prime review

Weird. I honestly enjoy KOs and early looks, no matter how illegal they are

cloudballoon wrote:

o.supreme wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

cloudballoon wrote:If Hasbro can add like half an inch to lower legs and add a ratcheted swivel below the knee, then fans can choose either toy or toon accurate leg modes (car in front/back),

Both toy and toon had cars in the back. It was only Combiner Wars that reversed it.

or as I like to call it, Toy Commercial Animation vs Animated Series design.

However people call it, I alway had the cars in front for my toys as long as it can be done and looks better to me.

Plus it was a way to give the G1 toy knees I believe

cloudballoon wrote:

o.supreme wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

cloudballoon wrote:If Hasbro can add like half an inch to lower legs and add a ratcheted swivel below the knee, then fans can choose either toy or toon accurate leg modes (car in front/back),

Both toy and toon had cars in the back. It was only Combiner Wars that reversed it.

or as I like to call it, Toy Commercial Animation vs Animated Series design.

However people call it, I alway had the cars in front for my toys as long as it can be done and looks better to me.

I used to think that the lower legs of Menasor was the underside of the vehicle mode, and It wouldn't look too bad that way. surprisingly, I'd prefer the toy accurate approach in this case (I usually wouldn't)

To anyone who preordered Motormaster from Target when the preorders first went up during the "spend $50 save $10" and "spend $100 save $25" sales, please be aware that Target might try to cancel your preorders.

I received an email the other day stating that they would be cancelling the order due to the payment not being able to be processed. This sounds like my fault until I tell you that they put a hold for the funds as soon as the order was placed. Meaning that the funds were already set aside for the items so there's no reason why the payment couldn't be processed. I even used a brand new and unused card for this payment.

It wanted me to change the payment method. However, doing this voids the sale for some reason. I called up customer support and the nice man in India assured me that the order would not be cancelled and that everything about the order was fine on his and his "higher up's" end.

Today I check my email and the order is cancelled. It's Target.com, of course it is.

I can reorder them even though Motormaster is presold out. But again, this voids the sale.

So I called them back up and got a different nice man in India to help me. I explained to him that the reason why it was cancelled was because Target.com seems to hate when people preorder items while on sale and they have the tendency to cancel them. Which is true as most of us can attest to over the years as it seem most cancelled preorders happen when they put up Hasbro preorders while they're running a sale. I also told him that the had been on hold so the funds were always available for the order and that the previous nice man in India told me that everything was going to be fine and not be cancelled.

So this new nice man in India went to his "higher up" and came back to me with an acceptable offer. He told me that not only will he be able to honor the $25 off if I were to repurchase everything on the payment method of my choice but he was going at add an additional $15 off for a grand total of $40 off. However, the full amount was charged first which totaled $109 (I got Blue Marvel as well to bring it up to $100 for the sale). Then I received a refund of $40 and any applicable taxes.



So just be aware that there's a chance Target might try and cancel your preorder if you got it on sale and you can technically still get the sale price if you talk to them to explain. They might even give you a little extra off if they mess something up like they did for me.



I just don't understand how they couldn't process the payment even though they had a hold on the funds the entire time. It's not like I could use that money once the hold was in place. After it was cancelled, my available funds went up by the amount that was on hold. So again, they had the money the entire time but somehow couldn't process the payment. I never have problems anywhere other than Target.com.

Till-all-R1 wrote:I see it as their way to try and wiggle out of the sale that they wanted you to buy in stock items with rather than preorders and they probably thought you'd take it instead of spending hours on the phone. I guess they were wrong. lol

Not so much hours though and more like 25 minutes total at most.

Despite being a call center in India, this is Target still and they actually knew what they were doing...for the most part. So things went quickly thankfully. If it did take longer I would've given up. Blue Marvel is definitely going on sale on Amazon at some time and I was never really worried about that. It's just that I don't think a better deal for Motormaster is going to show up. I doubt it will last as long as Rodimus did to go to 40% off on Pulse of all places.

Transformers Legacy commander class Motormaster has been out in Australia for a little while now. We posted many in hand images but we never posted a video review. Some fans have sent some in and we are sharing this one from Grim, who reviewed it first after purchasing it at retail. Grim goes through the whole gamut, showing how to go from one mode to another. He even has the Arialbots come in to form the legs for fun.

Enjoy!