ToyStages.com Offering Transformers Display Back Drops

pretty neat

Those are all freakin awesome. I've seen people print out their own backdrops but they never came out looking that good. The spacebridge one is epic.

NEEEEEED

its about time someone did this, a bit to expensive for my taste though plus the selection is limited. Would be nice to see some Alien & Predator backdrops.

jamarmiller wrote:Awesome idea, they look incredible, but just too expensive, sadly. Just like their other endeavor reprolables.com They price themselves out of MOST potential buyers

Actually, I think it's fairly reasonable for the price. Consider that each of these backgrounds are a piece of art printed on a 10x26.5" heavy card stock. Now try and find an artist print at a convention or something at that size on heavy card for $25. You're not.

Just grabbed the large Ark interior with Teletraan 1 and some floor panels to see how these work out for the MP guys on the shelf I've got them on. Pretty pricey, $56 shipped for the whole deal so buying a whole bunch of them is out of the question, but if they look as nice as anticipated it'll be a great way to pop that shelf.

I hope in the future these guys make the other end of the Space Bridge that Shockwave baby sits.

lonrac wrote:Scotty,

when you get your toystage, will you post a review, and maybe some pictures,as i'm on the fence with it,

actually, looking through some of their other lines there are bits that could be substituteds
maybe the 3'3/4 base would work as a 'city,

or the generic town display.......

Optibotimus posted a review on some of these, although it looks as if he went the cheap route by purchasing a few of the smaller stages. The cube sizes don't do these stages justice with the splits down the middle in my opinion.

If these came out in 2010 I would have bought almost all of the TF ones along with some of the generic backdrops. I've been using the iGear play set along with a custom Space Bridge, Smelting pool and Decepticon HQ made out of painted chain bases for props. I've also been using the chain bases along with some kit bashed household items and 28mm scale stuff to build an oil refinery and a 2 story power plant play set. For city scenes I've been using O scale trees and building fronts along with art boards painted to depict traffic lanes, snow, grass etc. I've been at this diorama thing for years!

Anyways, I got my order yesterday and I love the cartoony nature of these stages! I got a few Ark scenes, some floor panels for another Dececepticon HQ kit bash, and a big swamp set for my Insecticon army. The guys at Toystages are true fans. I will be placing another order very soon!

Just got my 2nd order. These backdrops are beautiful, they put my collection inside the cartoon.

Looking forward to seeing more Sunbow inspired stuff in the future.