The spring-loaded waist gimmick is only for those 2 figures. I'm very surprised you have problems posing your Prime since it's pretty much the same design as the Cybertron mode version that I have and it's a super poseable figure, probably the best of the line so far with Prowl. If anything, Prowl is a bit harder to balance because of the way his feet have been designed.

 

Actually, I think it has something to do with that waist gimmick...

 

You can get their waist motions to stop dead forward by 'clicking' them into place, but it seems unnatural to a certain degree to have to do that. However, if you don't click it into position, the upper torso will have a slight turn to it making it a little more difficult to pose it in its correct position.

 

It's just that everytime I lock the torso into place, it sounds like it's going to break. It might be the newness of the toy, but it just seems unnatural. Then again, Prime's leg popped out of socket too when getting it out of the package, so who knows what may be causing the unbalancing.

 

Overall though, they're ok... nothing to write home about, but decent for a $20 dual pack of deluxes.

This morning's haul....

 

 

 

 

I'm probably going to sell Lockdown and BBee though...

I'll take bee of your hands. :)

checked and nothing :redface

It's really lame that douches are buying these toys and SELLING them, btw

 

IMO and stuff

It's really lame that douches are buying these toys and SELLING them, btw

 

IMO and stuff

It's also really lame that douches can't wait the two months until these figures hit shelves, which just encourages the first batch of douches.

Jealousyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

Jealousyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

:tflaugh yeah, pretty much.

It's just a shame, that's all. But lol, consumerism

If only we could develop some sort of Communist economy that ensured I get every Transformer I need, regardless of my abilities.