Shockwave is sick! High Velocity Assasin is right! It's a shame TT didn't see the light of day. At first glance the designs look too complicated for toys, but that Starscream prototype is awesome.

 

The TT Meg's bears a strong resemblense to Armada's. Again I would love to see this.

 

(Sorry about the hype, haven't seen any of the pics before)

IMPORTANT: The link to the concept sketches in FourthHeir's post for TransTech contains some sort of TCP probe designed to search your system for weaknesses for hackers to exploit. This is what Norton Internet Security told me, and it said that for warnings of this sort there are no false positives. Proceed at your own risk! You have been warned!

Oops... doublepost. How do I delete?

Best thing that never happened...*sigh*

the sick this is I've seen the starscream proto on e-bay once..

IMPORTANT: The link to the concept sketches in FourthHeir's post for TransTech contains some sort of TCP probe designed to search your system for weaknesses for hackers to exploit. This is what Norton Internet Security told me, and it said that for warnings of this sort there are no false positives. Proceed at your own risk! You have been warned!

Are you serious? a little late with the warning :redface

Are you serious? a little late with the warning :redface

Sorry, just found out myself.

Are you serious?    a little late with the warning  :redface

Sorry, just found out myself.

Ah boyd...well thats for the heads up.

I would have loved if Transtech got the green light. It's a shame Beast Machines got so little love- I thought it was great and I miss the continuity Transformers used to have. G1, G2, BW, BM...an ongoing Transtech Universe would have been righteous.

 

What did we get instead? RiD, Armada, Energon. Not a bad thing but I was hoping for an ongoing G1 continuity saga thingie.

IMPORTANT: The link to the concept sketches in FourthHeir's post for TransTech contains some sort of TCP probe designed to search your system for weaknesses for hackers to exploit. This is what Norton Internet Security told me, and it said that for warnings of this sort there are no false positives. Proceed at your own risk! You have been warned!

No, there are no "false positives". You've either been TCP Port Probed, or you haven't. You really need to ratchet the paranoia setting down, though. They aren't ALWAYS malicious attacks.

 

TCP Port Probes -can- be used to scan for vulnerable ports in order to launch attack. That doesn't necessarily mean it -is-.

Transtech would have been cool. I think Greatshot is right, and we will be seeing transtech design concepts filtering through to the current line and future lines for a while now.