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Share your Beast Wars 25th Anniversary Celebration posts here!
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DOTM toys,almost all of them comes with loose metal screws. if you want tight joints just tighten the screws. So,if you've got loose joints on those DOTM TF toys you own. just get a phillips tiny toy screw driver & tighten them all up. I only bought a handful of DOTM TF toys & all of them had loose screws resulting in loose jointed figures. all i had to do was tighten the metal screws & now the toys have tight joints.
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My Review of the Transformers Animated Battle Begins DVD Pack with Animated Deluxe Battle Begins Earth Mode Optimus Prime and Battle Begins Battle Begins Cybertron Mode Megatron. I show of the box, DVD, features, and do size comparisons. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmJv8CbeWGA
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"You can run from Justice, but I'll catch you." There's no doubt that a Forumula 1 race car as a Police vehicle is farfetched. But then again so are giant alien robots figthing over small alien robots and/or energy resources, so it's easily dealt with. It's also not the first time Prowl has had this alt mode, as Machine Wars Prowl was of a similar alternate mode. Prowl is mostly blue, with some grey,silver, and a little gold thrown in. "Police" is painted on four times, two on what will become his arms, and 2 on his spoiler. There are also some Japanese characters on the side of his arms. I don't know what the translation is, so if someone does, please post it. …
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At Christmas, we may have occasionally succumbed to consumerism, materialism and buying-copious-amounts-of-Transformerism. With our Source Blog Collector Interviews we often succumb to the allure of immensely large and attractive Transformers collections from well-known collectors, meticulously maintained and put together with the most painstaking dedication at great expense and sacrifice. That, however, does not represent the entire fandom just as those traits do not fully represent Christmas. With the greatest respect to our diverse and unforgettable interviewees, and Richard Brown’s modest collection, please prepare yourself for possibly the most engaging Source Interv…
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A fast paced review on Studio Series 38 Optimus Prime. If you like what you see, be sure to support the channel by subscribing!
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Just very recently I read a great blog post by Dave Barry (Gangu Stars) on a new phenomenon called ‘digital collecting’, a practice whereby toy enthusiasts strictly collect images of toys they desire instead of physically owning them. Now while most of us want to be able to touch and transform the items in our collections, some amass photographs (of others’ toys) and call that their collection. Whether I understand it or not, I was reminded of just how much Transformers imagery we must all have on various storage devices, some of it ancient. Remind Me | Source Blog <- CLICK TO READ All the best Maz
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Can someone give me size comparsion pics of Robotmasters Beast Convoy and Beast Megatron with some Beast Wars figures (not just their original versions, but like with a transmetal cheetor or rattrap or something) I'm not sure if I should get them or wait for the new versions, so I wanna get an idea of how big the Robotmasters versions are, since I didn't see them anywhere in Japan.
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