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Note that "multi-in-1 components" refers to the individual components of Duocons and other similar Transformers whose robot mode is a combiner comprised of multiple alt modes, such as Magmatron. 1. "Each individual Micromaster Combiner robots counts individually but multi-in-1 components do not" 1 Micromaster Combiner Squad = 6, Flywheels & Battletrap = 2, Magmatron = 1 (Total = 9 TFs) 2. "Multi-in-1 components count individually but individual Micromaster Combiner robots do not, only the vehicles count" 1 Micromaster Combiner Squad = 3, Flywheels & Battletrap = 4, Magmatron = 3 (Total = 10 TFs) 3. "Each Micromaster Combiner vehicle counts but mult…

Hi, I'm new here, so I'm not positive this is the right place for this, but I thought everyone would like to know. I read on another board about someone getting their 6" Titaniums at Target for 5 bucks, so I ran and checked it out on my lunch break. Sure enough, they're marked $15 on the aisle, but they ring up for $4.99. After all the horror stories I heard about the Megatron, I didn't want to pay $15, but Ops and Megs both for $10 was cheap enough for me to justify.

This is part of my effort to democratically create a common standard for counting Transformers. The 2006 Collection Survey Protocol will be a result of a series of polls like this throughout August. The actual collection survey will be held in September. Soapbox (JMO) As I've said before, I don't think Nebulans, Pretender shells and Action Master Weapons/Vehicles should count separately. They are just accessories for the Transformers and not meaningful Transformer toys themselves. Yes yes, the Nebulans have individual names and personas, but they are fundamentally just accessories for their Transformer counterparts. They might be a very important accessory (especial…

By "individually" it means that each individual Micromaster and Mini-Con counts separately. For example, a complete Micromaster Patrol counts as four Transformers. Hi-Wire, Grindor and Sureshock count as three. Hot Shot and Jolt count as two. By "sets" it means that you are counting the sets that they are sold in. For example, a complete Micromaster Patrol counts as one Transformer. A complete team/set of Mini-Cons also counts as one Transformer. Hot Shot and Jolt would also count as one, not two. http://www.toybattle.com/uploads/5a8f3cab3...b5c4c98e82e.jpg Above: The Autobot Micromaster Rescue patrol - individually counts as four TFs, but as a set counts as on…

I don't have any pictures, but he was like...a red jet, I'm pretty sure the nosecone of the jet was on his head, like, part of his head, or behind it like energon skyfire. I know he was a good guy, and I have vauge memories of him being featured prominently in at least one g1 episode. I don't know if he was one of the guys that combined to form superion or what, but I cannot remember.

"Count only the component robots" means that you are only counting the members of that gestalt team or group. For example, it means that Devastator counts as six Constructicons and Defensor counts as five Protectobots - they collectively count as eleven Transformers. "Count only the Gestalt robot" means that only the gestalt robot is counted. For example, Devastator counts as one gestalt Constructicon and Defensor counts as one gestalt Protectobot - they collectively count as two Transformers. "Count the component robots plus Gestalt robot" means that you add the sum of the number of component robots plus the Gestalt robot. For example, Devastator would count as…

I bought the SWTF Millennium Falcon last week, still deciding whether I should open it. Was there any review on this guy or if any of you can give some comments on it?

The local K-Mart FINALLY started stocking LOC, and for $1 cheaper than the Anime store I'd been getting them at. Now with a total of 7 LOC's (not counting my "spare" Starscream I repainted in War Within colors), here's my opinions: Hot Shot: Sad to say, but in my opinion this is probably the worst of the lot. He's incredibly floppy, nearly unposeable, and his only saving grace is the decently cool car mode. I would assume the same applies to the red repaint, as well. 3 out of 10. Starscream: On the opposite end is Starscream. Excellent poseability, nice and tight joints without being too tight, and an excellent transform that only leaves the top of the head visibl…

http://www.reprolabels.com/ G1 Scourge labels :eek :drool

I love the Sharkdecons, regardless of how they are spelled. Even if they make him under the pretenses of being a giant, metallic triple changer thats really just a beastformer and isn't stupid, I want one.