Toys

I was just checking over Energon Optimus (the smaller powerlinx version that comes in a 2 pack with megatron) and I noticed something that I hadn't previously. His chunky thighs actually slide down over his lower legs when properly aligned, which makes him look much better IMO and retains the same posability. I looked over some pics on the net and every one I found of powerlinx prime shows the top-heavy non-slid down version. Is it possible that a lot of people, including myself, didn't realise at first that the legs can slide down? Could just be me being silly as this was the first time I'd looked at him properly since I got him 6 months ago.

I've been wanting to do a page for the old '86 unicron toy forever. Then maybe doing a Neo Unicron page. Well I wrote some people, hunted dopwn pics and got permission and oks across the board on my biggest project in a long time: a Unicron Prototype page! It covers Yellow and Black '86 Unicron, Neo Unicron, and a little bit of Armada Unicron. If you have pics that i do not have on my page let me know! I would love for good pics of Armada Unicron in Planet mode and a lot more of the black Unicron (the 2 pics I have are the only ones I have ever seen). Hope you all like this preview: :thumb http://www.transformersontheshelf.com/UnicronPage

http://www.pingmag.jp/2006/04/07/scott-cam...g-transformers/ Form the front page on TFormers Here

Okay, so I got my japanese reissue Galvatron in all it's purply-goodness. Comparing it to my original Galvatron's, I've found it's put together much better. The obvious visible gripes though are the purple is too light and the upper thighs aren't gray. The transformation sound is beautiful, but the cannon sound is...off, doesn't sound anything like it did in the cartoon. This and the 5 japanese movie phrases he speaks has led me to the thought(s) of what Hasbro could do if they decided to release the Galvatron reissue over here. First and foremost would be the colorscheme, darkening it to that of E. Galvatron would be very nice, but somewhere between the two would be…

So last night I got off of work about 11pm (been in since 8am) and I decided to hit up my local 24hr Wal-Mart. I just happened to show up when they were doing stock and at the very bottom of the palette in toys was a box for Cybertron TF Voyager Class. My hopes start to rise about finding C.Soundwave. When the employees got to the box I noticed something that I have not seen before. On the box it said “Promotional rush to aisle immediately�. Once opened it had 2-Soundwave, 1-CD Scattershot and 1-D.Crumplezone. So is there something special about these figures? I would have bought the whole box but I already have D.CZ.

mods move if needed http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=6040581091 http://sales.tospur.com/sales/image/TZCity...45856711364.jpg

Will someone please help me fix my door on Blaster. when i got him yesterday when you pushed the eject lever you could hear some piece inside trying to work. I took it apart and noticed that the long black piece holds the door shut. but how in the h##@ does the piece on the bottom slide over to move the black piece up to unlock the door. i noticed there were two springs inside him. I put him back together hoping that someone could fill me in on how to make him operable so i can get the tapes that go with him.

edit *link below* that makes him look kewl but those pics suck - anyone have this or seen it in person? Can anyone find better pics of the images? thanks ru

ok why are Binatech and Alternators so popular, I dont realy care for them and heres why: A colors arnt always character accurate B theres a size difference between other like figures C in my opinion the feet are usualy ugly D Molds are reused to often E Prime as a pickup truck? maybe Orion Pax but Optimus?

I think I got them all from searching, but I need that one Takara Dinosaur, it was purple/blue, long neck dinasaur. Lazorbeak Buzzsaw Ravage Howlback Garboil Rumble Frenzy Rewind Eject Slugfest Overkill Ratbat Beastbox Squawktalk Steeljaw Ramhorn Grand Slam Raindance