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Movie BumbleBee in action!

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It looks skeletal, it looks like they already took off some parts before laying him down. His right hand is missing but one can see his left hand (assumming his facing down). It does look very complex though, so makes one wonder how they toys will look like,

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I'm trying to see any recognizable car parts?

the only this i can see is the top of the engine block behind the head

 

im inpressed god knows what the toys will be like eather way im happy

 

It looks great. This is pretty much exactly what I was expecting and I'm really pchyched.  In another thread I mentioned that I think master replicas might do a nice job creating toys of these (maybe better than HasTak).  I don't know if we can expect to see good versions of these that actually transform.  No matter what they will be simplified...

 

The parts hanging down from the chest are probably bumpers or fenders. 

okay that looks different... must see more.

holy Blot! if all the movie bots are as complex as that, there's no way Hasbro is going to be able to make fully transformable toys. at most, we'd probably get action masters.

 

I dont see your logic here.  BW figs and RiD figs had round "spindly" and/or "muscular" looking limbs. I dont see any reason why that would prohibit transformation.

 

Think Rid design asthetic with Alt complexity - i dont see any reason why that wouldnt work as a  real model.

 

One thing i notice too is how the cuts where the car parts seperate are angled - i dont remember seeing that in actual TF toys but there is no reason why it couldnt happen. 

Now we just have to wait for News Staff's Post of this thread that leads back to TFormers and then redirects you back here.

 

bwh..bwha...BWHAHAHAHAHAHAA

holy Blot! if all the movie bots are as complex as that, there's no way Hasbro is going to be able to make fully transformable toys. at most, we'd probably get action masters.

 

I dont see your logic here.  BW figs and RiD figs had round "spindly" and/or "muscular" looking limbs. I dont see any reason why that would prohibit transformation.

 

Think Rid design asthetic with Alt complexity - i dont see any reason why that wouldnt work as a  real model.

 

One thing i notice too is how the cuts where the car parts seperate are angled - i dont remember seeing that in actual TF toys but there is no reason why it couldnt happen. 

 

Maybe there'll be 2 seperate versions of some Characters? Complex Ultra figs and basic deluxes? Hasbro dumbed things down since Armada.

 

A few months ago I heard a Mom complaining to another Lady that, "I Bought the Mustang last Christmas and Woo Boy! That didn't go over well. It had like 52 steps to transform him."

 

Sunday in TRU I heard a kid go, "I can never Transform them" when a Parent suggested them. Then she found the Ben 10 toys for him and he jumped for joy. I saw another collector of TFs there but he was so focused of finding what ever he was looking for, I didn't want to break his concentration.  :chicken

Now we just have to wait for News Staff's Post of this thread that leads back to TFormers and then redirects you back here.

 

bwh..bwha...BWHAHAHAHAHAHAA

 

You know when i say stuff like that, i usually get Starscream slapped for being a dick or a trouble maker....

 

*luvers to all*

Now we just have to wait for News Staff's Post of this thread that leads back to TFormers and then redirects you back here.

 

bwh..bwha...BWHAHAHAHAHAHAA

 

You know when i say stuff like that, i usually get Starscream slapped for being a dick or a trouble maker....

 

*luvers to all*

You too?

 

It hurts to be honest these days.

 

 

I'm not sure if I like it it, but he looks kind of crumpled up...so I'll wait to see the full, upright BB.

Now we just have to wait for News Staff's Post of this thread that leads back to TFormers and then redirects you back here.

 

bwh..bwha...BWHAHAHAHAHAHAA

 

You know when i say stuff like that, i usually get Starscream slapped for being a dick or a trouble maker....

 

*luvers to all*

 

  :eplus

They expect it from me by now I hope.

Maybe there'll be 2 seperate versions of some Characters? Complex Ultra figs and basic deluxes? Hasbro dumbed things down since Armada.

 

 

I'd guess there'll be an 1974 Camaro Bumblebee as a Deluxe or smaller, and a new model Camaro Bumblebee in Alt scale.

 

Sunday in TRU I heard a kid go, "I can never Transform them" when a Parent suggested them. Then she found the Ben 10 toys for him and he jumped for joy. I saw another collector of TFs there but he was so focused of finding what ever he was looking for, I didn't want to break his concentration.  :chicken

 

 

 

If a kid can't handle transformations that require some thought, there's always Megazords.  :tfevil

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