Via site sponsor BigBadToyStore, we have a nice look at the official images for the ThreeA articulated non-transforming redeco of their G1 redesign of Optimus Prime into Nemesis Prime, as first seen at San Diego Comic Con 2017 (story here)! Check out the mirrored images and more information on the figure below!
Product Description
Hasbro licensee ThreeA and the world renowned online collectibles shop BigBadToyStore proudly present Transformers Generation One Nemesis Prime! This BigBadToyStore Special Edition is only available from BBTS.com!
Transformers G1 Nemesis Prime stands 16 inches tall, includes over 30% die-cast metal detailing, 59 points of articulation, and features LED illuminated details, a variety of accessories, and incredibly detailed weathered paintwork!
The dark mirror of Optimus Prime, a twisted clone of the Autobot leader imbued with all his strength, abilities, and intellect, but lacking all moral restraint and compassion. Nemesis Prime serves only the World Eater Unicron and carries within him the Dead Matrix, possibly the only thing in the universe that can destroy the ancient Primus. Nemesis Prime’s brutality is known and feared by Autobot and Decepticon alike!
Product Features
16 inches (40.65cm) Made of plastic and 30% die-cast detailing Limited edition of 300 pieces A BigBadToyStore Exclusive 59 Points of Articulation LED Illumination Optics Decepticon Badge Blaster Rifle Matrix Chamber Requires 8 AG-13 Batteries (Not Included)
Box Contents
Nemesis Prime figure Decepticon Dead Matrix Energon Ax Blaster Rifle Removeable Tankard Grenades Magnetically Removable Tire Wells
While many of us collect, well, transformable Transformers, there are those who enjoy higher-end collectibles that are meant more for display than anything else, and which sacrifice the ability to transform in order to have greater articulation and poseability, as well as features that many Transformers figures don't have at any price point. For those who collect figures like that, and those who just appreciate an awesome looking figure, we have some news for you! Coming to us from 3A Collectibles is their version of Ultra Magnus, a fully-licensed version of the Autobot City Commander using the mold for their Optimus Prime figure, done up in the colors of the original Ultra Magnus' inner robot. This item is ThinkGeek's exclusive, and limited to just 500 pieces. Check out the pictures and desciption below, as well as the video showcasing just how big this figure is, and let us know what you think of the figure. Will it find a place in your collection?
MORE THAN JUST A SOLDIER
Magnus will never admit it, but he is a strong and dependable ally. He has garnered respect on both sides of the battlefield and is truly a force to be reckoned with all the while believing he is nothing but a simple soldier. That being said, he does recognize he's an above average fighter and is more than willing to throw himself at multiple enemies. He's the Autobot that can be blown up and keep on trucking. Literally. Because he's a truck.
Take home one of the Autobots' most courageous fighters, Ultra Magnus. He is fully poseable with almost 60 points of articulation and comes with LED illuminating features. He stands 16" tall and can be equipped with his trusty double-bladed axe or plasma cannon. As much of an asset as he is on the battlefield, we know he'll be appreciated on your bookshelf, as well.
Product Specifications Transformers G1 Ultra Magnus - Exclusive Officially-licensed Transformers collectible A ThinkGeek exclusive Edition Size: 500 Posable figure of Ultra Magnus 59 points of articulation 30% diecast metal detailing LED illuminated optics, Autobot badge, blaster rifle, and Matrix Chamber Batteries: 8 AG-13 (not included) Dimensions: 16" tall Includes Autobot Matrix, Interchangeable Blue Energon Axe, Blaster Rifle, Removable Tankard Grenades, and Magnetically Removable Tire Wells Ages 14+ WARNING - SMALL PARTS - Not intended for children under 3 years of age.
From the officially Hasbro Transformers licensed company 3A, we have another highly articulated non-transforming figure in the form of a Transformers: The Last Knight Megatron, in his berserker-y knight mode, at Premium Scale. The pre-orders, according to the official Twitter account, will open on October 2nd worldwide.
You can check out the image they've shared so far, and stay tuned for some updates as soon as the page is updated for the pre-orders! Is this something you're interested in? Will you picking one up? Let us know in the Energon Pub Discussion boards.
#Transformers The Last Knight #Megatron Premium Scale Collectible Figure will be available for Pre-order beginning October 2nd at http://Bambalandstore.com and 3A Stockists Worldwide!
Carnivius_Prime wrote:Very cool. Too large and expensive for me but I know PrimeVsPrime collects these so will be cool to see his photos of it when he gets it
It’s really not that expensive stop buying toys use toy money you save up to buy this if I can save up to 1100 to go to comic con with paycheck barely making 100.00 week with bills to pay you can save up to buy this to if you really want it
Carnivius_Prime wrote:Very cool. Too large and expensive for me but I know PrimeVsPrime collects these so will be cool to see his photos of it when he gets it
It’s really not that expensive stop buying toys use toy money you save up to buy this if I can save up to 1100 to go to comic con with paycheck barely making 100.00 week with bills to pay you can save up to buy this to if you really want it
You've said this before and it doesn't really mean anything. You know nothing about my income or how I spend my money and therefore can't really comment. As is i've been unemployed for years due to health reasons and I get by. I don't drink or go out much and so most of my limited money after groceries/bills tends to be spent on affordable figures mostly Transformers Studio Series. I coooould save up for one of these large figures but it would mean giving up many Studio Series purchases and then I'd need more of these 3A figures to go with this Megatron and so on. I don't get enough money to make collecting these things a practical thing. Point is these things ARE expensive and ideally suited to collectors who make a fair bit more money than I do.
This is a pretty darn good looking figure, and I love it But I won't get it for a few reasons. The very first is, like others, I can't afford it, especially since I don't have any income yet. Second, I'm one of those people who prefer Transformers figures to "transform". So, a pass for me.
Thanks to the official Facebook page for the official licensee of Hasbro Transformers, World of 3A, we have a full selection of images for their highly articulated and posable, but non transforming, action figure of Transformers: The Last Knight Megatron!
Find out more information on the figure below, including pricing and pre-orders, and take a look at the images we've mirrored for your convenience.
ransformers The Last Knight Megatron Premium Scale Collectible Figure will be available for Pre-order beginning October 2nd at Bambalandstore.com, ThreezeroHK.com, and 3A Stockists Worldwide!
Transformers The Last Knight Megatron comes in Standard and Deluxe Edition!
Hasbro & 3A Presents: MEGATRON TRANSFORMERS THE LAST KNIGHT PREMIUM SCALE COLLECTIBLE SERIES
Materials: ABS, PVC, POM, MAGNET
Features: - Officially Licensed by Hasbro - Approximately 19inches Tall (48.26cm) - 70 Points of Articulation! - LED Illuminated Eyes*
Includes: - Interchangeable Battle Mask - Detachable Extended Battle Tusks - Fusion Cannon with LED Illuminated Details* - Brute Sword
Deluxe Edition Includes Brute Shield*
Requires AG13 x4 Batteries (Batteries Not Included) **Design and color may change on final shipping version
Standard version - USD $468 Deluxe version - USD$488 Bambaland.com Price Includes Free Worldwide Shipping by Courier
BAMBALAND PAYMENT OPTIONS OF STANDARD EDITION: OPTION 1. USD $468 Full Price Payment. OPTION 2. USD $234 Non-Refundable Deposit Option. Remaining Balance of USD $234 Due at Shipping.
BAMBALAND PAYMENT OPTIONS OF DELUXE EDITION: OPTION 1. USD $488 Full Price Payment. OPTION 2. USD $244 Non-Refundable Deposit Option. Remaining Balance of USD $244 Due at Shipping.
With 70 points of articulation, I would certainly assume so. Unless you think those 70 points are all in the upper body for some reason.
Also from Va'al's very first line in the Megs post:
Thanks to the official Facebook page for the official licensee of Hasbro Transformers, World of 3A, we have a full selection of images for their highly articulated and posable, but non transforming, action figure of Transformers: The Last Knight Megatron!
With 70 points of articulation, I would certainly assume so. Unless you think those 70 points are all in the upper body for some reason.
Also from Va'al's very first line in the Megs post:
Thanks to the official Facebook page for the official licensee of Hasbro Transformers, World of 3A, we have a full selection of images for their highly articulated and posable, but non transforming, action figure of Transformers: The Last Knight Megatron!
In BeastProwl's defense, Megatron's legs are in the exact same position in every single photo except like one where they're cut off. I think there are some statues out there that don't move from the waist down but have some moving parts, so it's not totally unreasonable to think the same here
Autobot Roadburn wrote:In BeastProwl's defense, Megatron's legs are in the exact same position in every single photo except like one where they're cut off. I think there are some statues out there that don't move from the waist down but have some moving parts, so it's not totally unreasonable to think the same here
I'll grant you its possible, unlikely but possible. But with 70 points of articulation, you'd honestly think none of those made it to the legs?
Autobot Roadburn wrote:In BeastProwl's defense, Megatron's legs are in the exact same position in every single photo except like one where they're cut off. I think there are some statues out there that don't move from the waist down but have some moving parts, so it's not totally unreasonable to think the same here
I'll grant you its possible, unlikely but possible. But with 70 points of articulation, you'd honestly think none of those made it to the legs?
Oh for sure. I don't think that his legs don't move, but if someone just looked at the pictures without reading all the specifics (which I do more than I'd like to admit) I can see how they could come to tht conclusion if the legs are consistently in the same pose through all the photos.
But I won't get it for a few reasons. The very first is, like others, I can't afford it, especially since I don't have any income yet. Second, I'm one of those people who prefer Transformers figures to "transform". So, a pass for me.
