Transformers: Generations Scan - Look at MP-36 Megatron 2.0, Transformation

I am so happy and excited to finally have the ideal g1 Megatron in my collection soon.
This figure just captures everything for me.

Now who wants to buy my mp-5? Lmao

Randomhero wrote:Step one: lay Megatron down, step two:raise arms, step three: explode, step four: gun mode, step five: profit.

Is that the Pat Lee method?



Emerje

Just put in my pre-order on Amazon.jp
Here's hoping everything goes smoothly once it ships in spring...

Deathsaurus1 wrote:I am so happy and excited to finally have the ideal g1 Megatron in my collection soon.
This figure just captures everything for me.

Now who wants to buy my mp-5? Lmao

Don't sell it! It's a bonafide collectors item! Especially if it ain't broken at all.

Sabrblade wrote:

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Following this is a sneak peak at Megatron's Transformation, which appears quite intricate.

First there was ladder magic. Now we have Gun Magic!

Emerje wrote:

Kurona wrote:

Emerje wrote:

Randomhero wrote:Step one: lay Megatron down, step two:raise arms, step three: explode, step four: gun mode, step five: profit.

Is that the Pat Lee method?



Emerje

Much as I love ragging on his art given the opportunity... in this case I don't get it

You don't see where step one is some crude shapes and step 2 is a finished head with the rest just adding excessive details on a "how to draw Optimus Prime" guide?

Emerje

To be fair, Transformers 'how to draw' guides are guilty of this generally.



From How To Draw Transformers Prime.

ToaLeePrime wrote:Well that transformation looks utterly terrifying. Gives ROTF Prime a run for his money.

Rotf prime really isn't all that difficult.

The transformations that are the biggest pain are the ones that don't hold together. MP-05 is fairly easy to get used to, but it's the fact that nothing wants to stay together that is most annoying.

I'm perfectly happy with a complicated transformation, just as long as everything lines up and is solid in both modes.

Judging by recent masterpiece releases, this one should be fantastic. But we'll see.

I feel like a lot of people attempt a transformation once, and if they consider it too difficult, they never make an attempt to actually learn it. I think ROTF prime suffers from that. I think it's a really neat and interesting transformation. But most people just seem to say it's too difficult, transform it once, and never try it again.

More phone pix of the Transformers Generations book --
(Source -- http://weibo.com/u/1432001747)





Takara, leave some scenes for us.

TimothyR wrote:

ToaLeePrime wrote:Well that transformation looks utterly terrifying. Gives ROTF Prime a run for his money.

Rotf prime really isn't all that difficult.

The transformations that are the biggest pain are the ones that don't hold together. MP-05 is fairly easy to get used to, but it's the fact that nothing wants to stay together that is most annoying.

I'm perfectly happy with a complicated transformation, just as long as everything lines up and is solid in both modes.

Judging by recent masterpiece releases, this one should be fantastic. But we'll see.

I feel like a lot of people attempt a transformation once, and if they consider it too difficult, they never make an attempt to actually learn it. I think ROTF prime suffers from that. I think it's a really neat and interesting transformation. But most people just seem to say it's too difficult, transform it once, and never try it again.

I totally agree! Complicated transformations are my bag, baby--especially when "ladder magic" is involved. But floppy messes are not fun to deal with. Never owned MP-0, so I cannot testify to how loose it is. However all MPs that I own are solid. I am rigid in joyful anticipation for MP Megs 2.0!

Sabrblade wrote:

SpaceKaseJase wrote:Never owned MP-0,

I don't think anyone ever owned MP-0.

LoL thought it was some super special collectors edition I didn't know of