Transformers Studio Series Voyager Class 99 Battletrap Toy, Rise of The Beasts, 6.5-inch, Action Figure for Boys and Girls Ages 8 and Up

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Mandarin: Jīngāng Wáng (金剛王, "Vajra King"), [8] Qíng Tiān Shèng (擎天圣, "Sage that Supports the Sky") [9] AWESOME ACCESSORIES: Transformers figure comes with a mace accessory that attaches to the Battletrap figure in both modes Of the many attributes that I could specifically list, their four guarantees prove their commitment to fans and collectors alike. Case and point. When there was a “gas shortage” in the US earlier this year, it wasn’t a cause of bad politics or an actual increase in the price of gas, the price of oil and gas was actually lower then normal. But Companies used global circumstances as an excuse to increase the costs of their product far beyond inflated production costs, and then most of them publicly reported having record high profits.

Entertainment News International (ENI) is the #1 popular culture network for adult fans all around the world. NOTE: I won’t be sharing full Screen to Toy asset breakdowns prior to the films release out of respect to our studio partnerships. When Unicron destroyed our world, we took an oath dedicated to the preservation of life: no matter the cost. And Earth has been a safe refuge. TRANSFORMERS STUDIO SERIES VOYAGER CLASS: These 6.5-inch collectible action figures inspired by iconic movie scenes and designed with specs and details to reflect the Transformers movie universe Both figures are based on the characters’ designs in the upcoming movie, the seventh in the live-action Transformers franchise, and will go on sale in February ahead of Rise of the Beasts’ release in June. Take a look at the promo images and info here…

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Did some reading up, while on the whole I still like this Battletrap figure there's a growing concern how well this toy will hold together between modes. A 3D printable model of Optimus Primal in gorilla mode was made available for free by Paramount Pictures on Printables. Once printed, the figure features ten points of articulation on its arms and legs. Since arriving in the jungles of Peru, Optimus and the last remaining Maximals have spent millennia awaiting the day when they would one day battle Unicron and his many minions once more. While the recently arrived Autobots disguise themselves from prying human eyes, Primal has walked among the tribes of South America for many thousands of years, and in that time has come to regard humans as trustworthy friends and capable allies. Primal has sacrificed much, and seen enough tragedy to compel a gentle, resolute wisdom—sometimes, the better part of wisdom is knowing when to make heroic speeches, and when to use your twin swords and powerful beast mode to protect the innocent. [1] “ But I'm sensing hostility from you, assuming I meant the worst and feeling the need to speak on behalf of the toy designers. Then you put me down for not spending enough time here to reply to you fast enough and assume again I meant the worst and was being purposefully dismissive of your original comment? Your criticism feels strangely vindictive Another 3D printable model of Optimus Primal available on Printables, this time of his gorilla head on a stand. The stand features a prominent Maximal insignia.

Yolopark's poseable, 8-inch snap-together pre-painted model kit of Rise of the Beasts Optimus Primal comes with his two swords, various replaceable hands, and an alternate face with a mouth. And while I know it's not likely for non-SS86 figures to be reused for something other than for Studio Series, I think this could make a good base for a Beast Machines Night scream. Or at least, the basic design could be reused ala CW Wildrider/Deadend/Streetwise and TR Chromedome/Getaway. Released as part of a Rise of the Beasts-themed batch of the Pop! Movies segment, Funko's Pop! Optimus Primal is a super deformed vinyl figure of the character roaring in gorilla mode. We also have CAD turnaround videos of each mode to share with you after the break, together with Sam Smith’s comments about one of the first figures in the Rise Of The Beasts line. Let us know your impressions on the 2005 Boards!

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I wasn't intending to sound entitled or expect the designers to do anything specific for me but I can understand I could have worded things better INCH SCALE BATTLETRAP: Transformers Studio Series 99 Battletrap action figure for boys and girls is highly articulated for posability and features movie-inspired deco and details One could argue that blind support is a problem if it makes Hasbro think the faults with their product aren't faults. The only reason prices went up is because people still pay them, for example. Regardless of the economic explanation, the simple fact is that if they did not sell for the prices they go for now, Hasbro wouldn't have the budgets and price points they do.

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TRANSFORMERS STUDIO SERIES VOYAGER CLASS: These 6.5-inch collectible action figures inspired by iconic movie scenes from Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, designed with specs and details to reflect the Transformers movie universe

Your first post sounds awfully dismissive (“I cannot stand the other designers… add nothing but hot air”) which feels weirdly aggressive when the posts you’re talking about mainly boil down to “hey here’s something I worked on that I’m proud of and here’s some fun info about it” you know? Comes off very entitled n rude. I get that that may not have been your intention but it’s how I read it at least. Mater took a dark turn years after being told he was the last straw in why the Cars franchise went downhill. Released by Monogram, this 2.5" 3D foam bag clip takes the form of a chibi Rise of the Beasts Optimus Primal in gorilla mode.This robot design is terrifying, and we absolutely love it. Making his live action debut in ROTB is Battletrap! Released as part of the thirteenth wave of Studio Series Leader Class figures, Optimus Primal transforms into a mechanical gorilla in 34 steps. He comes with 2 scimitars, the Transwarp Key (which can split in two, just like in the movie), and also an axe, which is intentionally meant for Studio Series Rise of the Beasts Optimus Prime. He also comes with 2 chain pieces which, whilst he didn't use in the final movie, were seen briefly in the first teaser trailer. He also features jaw articulation in beast mode. People" are, by definition, multiple individuals. Individuals with different opinions. Nobody will ever agree, and acting like some people having criticisms somehow invalidates the whole discussion is as childish as people who insult the toys or people who like them just because they disagree. It's statistically impossible that TFW, as big as it is, will ever have discussions with 100% unified opinions. You're setting yourself up for disappointment if you think otherwise.