Seibertron.com Hasbro Pulse Fan Fest Event and Official Image Galleries

Sabrblade wrote:

primalxconvoy wrote:Tracks is going to need some repros on his bonnet. Why is it that Hasbro usually falls short in the paint/decals department?

I think you're forgetting how his car mode looked in the cartoon:

Rtron wrote:

Autobot N wrote:Pre ordered Rhinox, Wingfinger, and Autonomous Maximus at BBTS. Thought about getting Lava Ractonite, but decided not to since I don't want to pay an extra $10 for blast effects I'm not gonna use

Maybe there's someone out there who wants the blast effects but not the figure you can split it with?

Autobot N wrote:

Sowndwave76 wrote:A little disappointed there weren't any reveals about future Leader Class Dinobots...

I didn't watch the end of the presentation so this is second hand information, but I saw a decent amount of people on TFW mention that the end of the presentation talked about a Fan First Friday in May. Good chance we see the Studio Series Dinobots there

Dr. Gellar v.2 wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Changewinds wrote:Wingfinger definitely looks awesome. I really like the creativity of the fossilizers. As for species, he’s probably a Pterodactyl. Neat that there are some mainline Maximal fossilizers now, so apparently they aren’t all Predacons.

I thought pterodactyls had tails while pteranodons do not. Looks more like a pteranodon, granted the crest isn't that big.

Wingfinger is definitely a pterodactyl (pterodactyl is Latin for 'wing finger', after all), a Pteranodon, and possibly even a female Pteranodon at that (due to the small head crest versus the generally larger crests you see on a typical Pteranodon).

Think of pterodactyl as a common name for all pterosaurs in general. To keep it simple....pterosaurs generally fall into two groups: rhamphorynchoids and pterodactyloids. The rhamphorynchoids are typically the ones with long tails (though not always) and teeth, while most pterodactyloids have short tails, and (in the case of the more advanced\derived species) are toothless.

So far to my knowledge, all Transformer toys\characters with pterosaur alt-modes are pterodactyloids, as pretty much all of them are based on Pteranodon (the exception being Beast Machines Skydive). Although...War for Cybertron Pteraxadon can be made to look much like a rhamphorhynchoid, if the axe handle is pulled out to act as a tail in pterosaur-mode.

Dr. Gellar v.2 wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Changewinds wrote:Wingfinger definitely looks awesome. I really like the creativity of the fossilizers. As for species, he’s probably a Pterodactyl. Neat that there are some mainline Maximal fossilizers now, so apparently they aren’t all Predacons.

I thought pterodactyls had tails while pteranodons do not. Looks more like a pteranodon, granted the crest isn't that big.

Wingfinger is definitely a pterodactyl (pterodactyl is Latin for 'wing finger', after all), a Pteranodon, and possibly even a female Pteranodon at that (due to the small head crest versus the generally larger crests you see on a typical Pteranodon).

Think of pterodactyl as a common name for all pterosaurs in general. To keep it simple....pterosaurs generally fall into two groups: rhamphorynchoids and pterodactyloids. The rhamphorynchoids are typically the ones with long tails (though not always) and teeth, while most pterodactyloids have short tails, and (in the case of the more advanced\derived species) are toothless.

So far to my knowledge, all Transformer toys\characters with pterosaur alt-modes are pterodactyloids, as pretty much all of them are based on Pteranodon (the exception being Beast Machines Skydive). Although...War for Cybertron Pteraxadon can be made to look much like a rhamphorhynchoid, if the axe handle is pulled out to act as a tail in pterosaur-mode.