JABoyle3875

Very good as far as the ratchety-ness of the knees - however, if you widen the stance a bit, his hips can give somewhat easy - I would imagine it could be worked on, but he's also a bit top heavy as well.

I got my hands on my Hasbro MP Grimlock today, from my brother being kind enough to pick one up while he was at SDCC. No way to tell whether one gets it from SDCC, or TRU once they show up - the TRU exclusive foil sticker is on the box. Only thing keeping this from complete and utter perfection is that the lights don't seem to work - pulled out the plastic tab, reseated the batteries, will try a new set tomorrow. One other minor, minor quibble - no chrome dino claws - would have looked better chromed, especially with his chest. Other than that - the first Masterpiece figure that is easy to figure out the transformation, and he is just so.............MASSIVE! A true and perfect representation of G1 Grimlock. It will NEVER happen, but I would die a happy man if I saw MP Swoop, Snarl, Slag & Sludge. Overall - 9.8 out of 10. Never been happier with a $70 transformer.

Bought TFC 21 Blaster, a G1 complete Blaster with working deck, and the nicest bag on the hunt.... G1 Soundwave with one battery, tight legs kinda loose arms, working deck and a headless Lazerbeak for $15.50. And so my collection of G1 Cassettes and decks begins.........

Where's that Firery Pusball Of Death spell when I need it......... Geez you guys in the east have it good. I JUST today saw my first Hounds on the shelves in the Denver area. At this rate, I'll be married with two kids before I see Dead End, let alone Tracks. Going to have to pick up two Tracks figures.....my fiancee is a Corvette nut.