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BIG TF Movie Blackout Image Posted at ToyNewsI.com

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Forums member Mike of the Toy News International forums has posted a new much bigger image of the Transformers Movie Blackout (named as Incinerator in the pic). The images shows the CGI rendering of the character in extreme details. Get a look at the image at ToyNewsI.com.

 

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yummy nice and big. so far this design is my fav

Nice! Much clearer than before. The head looks a lot like Inferno.

ok, now i can clearly see the vehicle mode kibble on this guy so he doesn't look like a robot made from scarpmetal but rather, a robot that folds up to form a copter. i guess the kibble on the movie bots is segmented to allow more degrees of movement but on the toys, the kibble will be more solid since the toys don't need to be as flexible as living creatures.

i'm not sure i'm liking these designs. they look really alien. which i know these bots are from outer space, but theres no familarity to them. optimus was the best one. i guess i'll have to see more

I love it.

 

The way the arms/elbows work is a little retarded but apart from that I think it's great.

 

I realy wasn't expecting g1 so I'm not dissapointed at all. It's very brave and I can understand people being upset to an extent but I would have been happy either way.

 

I love the way they look totally alien and I love the way the robot modes have so much character instead of just being parts of a vehicle with a recognisable face.

 

I just feel like they are totally uncompromised in both forms, instead of making the robot modes look humanish in proportions they have given them an amazing style.

 

I can't wait to see one transform, it must be spectacular. Don't forget this is the first time this has been done in a way that has to look lifelike, there was nothing realistic about the g1 cartoon, they were free to cut corners and cheat to make the characters transform between modes.

 

Considering that bot has to transform into a totally realistic helicopter with no cheating I think they have done an amazing job of giving it character all over it's body instead of just a distinctive head or chest plate. Imagine if they did seekers that were all the same jet but looked totally different from eachother in robot mode, that would be awesome.

 

There's still some traditional looking elements in there too, the torso and upper thighs don't look to far removed from what we have seen previously.

 

I'm also excited about new toys that have real life vehicles as alternative modes, if they are anywhere near as decent as most of the cybertron toys I'll be happy.

 

 

I didn't like the chicken legs on the starscream toy but apart from that I'm happy.

 

And don't get me wrong here, part of me is struggling to come to terms with how different it is but I'm certainly not dissapointed.

The more of these pics I see the cooler I think this thing is going to be.

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