frogbat wrote:wasn't aware of knee issues - didn't pony up for mp44. The number of extras with these things might be nice for some... however I would prefer to have the basic figure with a limited number of accessories for a reduced price. This guy is still too pricey, maybe they might release the standard prime again in the same manner as this. Or will save up 1k for the next mp prime.
Drifty wrote:So guys, I a planning on getting mp-45 Bumblebee, but will I regret buying him? I like how he looks and dont really mind the backpack. I have also planned to get mp-21, but my friend had his arm joint snap off, so I am slightly worried about that. Is there any problems with mp-45 I should know before I get him?
Drifty wrote:It was the transformation hinge he broke
But, like I said, I have heard bad reviews, and while I get the backpack may be bad, I don't really mind it. But, at the same time, I really wanna get mp-21
Drifty wrote:I can officially say I have made a informed decision that I will get the mp-45 Bumblebee and take my 1st step into the masterpiece realm!
Drifty wrote:Well, I changed my mind on mp-45. After some talking, I have decided I will choose the right decision and go with the far superior mp-21.
-Kanrabat- wrote:I'd expect lots of panels origami resulting in a big but hollow vehicle.
I'm pretty sure it's possible.
AllNewSuperRobot wrote:On the subject of G1 2.0 releases, I was thinking the other day about Rodimus Prime. I'd like to think some day, we'll get a straight up, gimmick free Rodimus. No "inner Hot Rod", just the future Autobot Leader given his due. However, if they are making them more "show accurate", in style and not just aesthetic. Much as they did with Megatron MP-5 to MP-36. When it comes to Rodimus, that could be... problematic.
