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New fully painted Vehicle Mode Pic of Grimlock

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I love it.. and it looks like he's got the steering action like the first ones (Meister doesn't seem to). Just look closely at his forearms......

I'm pretty sure Meister has it too. It's been a running gimmick in this line. I'll find a pic for ya :D

 

-Turbine

For me Grim is a most get....hell all the Alts/BTs are most gets for me short from mayb Swindle which as stated before is just a little too much like Hound for my taste.....but may still get him.

cool, I've looked at the pics and I can not see it at all. That's what's so strange. Maybe it's cause of the modified arm transformation sequence

Written by Draven from TFW2005.com

1 - Shoulders

A major problem with Smokescreen was the way the shoulders were supposed to fold out from under the car's front; a number of people complained that because the space they occupy is so tight, the paint on their Japanese version became scratched quickly. This has been totally changed for Meister, as you can see from the photos. On Meister, the entire shoulder assembly swings out underneath the car, allowing you to transform him without this risk. Also, the magnetic couples for the steering mechanism are gone, replaced by a much better system; there are now pins, which fit into holes on the piece that joins the wheels. A definite improvement.

 

ShoulderPivot.jpg

 

-Turbine

Nice colored seats and great headsculpt.

i love it... it would have been cooler to have been wheeljack, but still awesome

Written by Draven from TFW2005.com

1 - Shoulders

A major problem with Smokescreen was the way the shoulders were supposed to fold out from under the car's front; a number of people complained that because the space they occupy is so tight, the paint on their Japanese version became scratched quickly. This has been totally changed for Meister, as you can see from the photos. On Meister, the entire shoulder assembly swings out underneath the car, allowing you to transform him without this risk. Also, the magnetic couples for the steering mechanism are gone, replaced by a much better system; there are now pins, which fit into holes on the piece that joins the wheels. A definite improvement.

 

ShoulderPivot.jpg

 

-Turbine

Bless you Turbine :D

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