anyone have any beast wars neo toy pics

any one got good pics of masterpeice prime?

Likey? Comments and critiques appreciated.

Could anyone show me where I can get a full listing of the G1 cassettes for Soundwave and Blaster both?

I just looked on Ebay to see if I could find out the listing of cassettes myself. Tell me if I'm missing any

Decepticons: Ravage, Rumble, Frenzy, Buzzsaw, Lazerbeak (which I got with reissue Soundwave), Ratbat, Beastbox, Squaktalk, Overkill and Slugfest

Autobots: Steeljaw, Ramhorn, Rewind, Eject, Raindance, Grandslam

Sorry if it is posted before.... any one wanted one can go bet now

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...bayphotohosting

http://www.seibertron.com/energonpub/viewt...p=687383#687383

I will be there with the little man... :thumb

Is anyone else wondering why neither Takara or Hasbro has stated any plans to reissue any gestalt teams? We all know that in the very least the Combaticon molds are still around since they continue to be used, and with any luck the Aerialbot and Construction molds are still around from the G2 releases. I personally think it would be awesome to get these teams in their original colorations again, but am I just dreaming? It seems that at least for these 3 teams it would be possible. Anybody have any kind of scoop on this issue?

Omnicon Arcee

Vehicle Mode

Arcee's vehicle mode is a black and white racing motorcycle, with a small number of pink and red highlights. In this mode, she has no excess parts sticking out, possessing a sleek design, although the fuel tank might be a little too large. The fuel cap also doubles as the Energon Star point, with the Autobot symbol heatstamped inside. A second symbol can be seen right behind it. There is a powerlinx port located on the left undercarriage, which also works as a kickstand, preventing the bike from falling over.

The Energon weapon parts form a missile launcher that can be attached to the right undercarriage, while the other parts form a targeting scope that attaches to the powerlinx port. While the Energon parts are attached, they hold the bike level. The missile launcher is spring launched, and has a decent range.

Taking into account its small size, understandable as part of the basic price range, the bike mode has a lot of play value, and is the best bike mode TF seen in a long time. :loser :loser :loser :loser :loser out of 5.

Transformation

Detach Energon parts.

Pull windshield forward.

Flip engine and undercarriage over fuel tank, and unfold into legs and feet.

Split rear tire and rear of bike into two and fold down to form arms.

Flip forearms 180 degrees to reveal hands.

Pull head up onto shoulders.

Move front tire and windshield up into back.

Move rear fire halves up into position as you wish.

Forming Energon Longbow

Lock missile launcher and scope together, so rear sections blend together smoothly.

Attach exhaust pipes to sockets on the front of the combined launcher. Turn so they curve towards the back of the longbow.

Stretch out Arcee’s arm to the side and plug long bow into socket below her hand.

Robot Mode

As soon as you look at Arcee in her robot mode, it’s obvious that it’s a femme. Slender figure, heels, a light color scheme with touches of pink, along with the head and hands, the design is very different from any Transformer since Robots in disguise, going for the more organic style seen in the Car Brothers, although she doesn’t suffer from the old ‘shell master’ problem (Vehicle parts simply opening up to reveal the robot mode).

The fuel tank from the vehicle mode forms the chest plate, placing the Autobot symbol on the top, the energon port below her breast. The energon star does look a little awkward here, but not too much so. The head is an updated version of the G1 Arcee’s ‘Princess Leia’ head, looking a bit more stylish and dynamic. The rear wheel halves can be stored down on her back, or folded up above her shoulders, either way works.

While having rather good articulation (Eleven points) the heels on the feet, and the occasionally back-heavy design can occasionally cause problems with poses, and getting her to balance can sometimes be interesting. A notable complaint is that her elbows only fold inward, but this is an understandable limitation of the transformation, and the poses required for a weapon make up for it.

Speaking of the weapon, the sheer size of the longbow means Arcee can’t hold it out in front of her. Instead, she holds it in a side-on pose, which makes sense, as it is the best way to hold a longbow. The design of her arms allow for her to have her arm back, as if nocking an arrow or just releasing it.

A good appearance, play value and articulation, marred only by some slight balance problems. :loser :loser :loser :loser and a half out of 5

Overall

After nearly twenty years, we get an original toy of Arcee, and while it may be small, it’s the best designed motorcycle TF in a long time, and one of the best basics to appear on the shelf, even in a line where the cheap basics are usually good quality. A slight balance problem in robot mode is the only real flaw. :loser :loser :loser :loser :loser :loser :loser :loser :loser and a half out of ten.

- Matrix Dragon, who really needs a digital camera... and is being pestered by Shadow for an Arcee repaint of her... :P

Since I need to free some space in my glass board for my Energon toy display case.(for SL Megatron!)

How should I re organize my E. Powerlink Figure.

I know my small Grand Convoy must go with Rodimus

Which chest plate position is better for my Inferno(top)+Prowl(bottom)?

[Prowl leg mode is cool... his head can act as booster. My default setting is DOWN for show accurate but UP is better for show casing(Gundam Wing!!)]

Anyways.

Since someone complain about Rodimus is not show accurate, here is my suggestion.

Since you use some leftover silver sticker(from those SD Gundam models or Reissue transformer models) for your mouth E.Prime, We could apply some gold sticker for your Rodimus(the problem is where to get it. Hint: Art stores, Stables...)

Use any paper and make a draft.

Now draw it on your shiny gold sticker(it is a one timer and it is hard to erase the pencil marks)

Also, Gundam Markers does work if you want to recover some bad paint on your energon toys.