You do know what a prototype is, right?Stuartmaximus wrote:Is Scattershot really going with those colours? red, white & blue! or is that not the final product?
You do know what a prototype is, right?Stuartmaximus wrote:Is Scattershot really going with those colours? red, white & blue! or is that not the final product?
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:steals_your_goats wrote:SillySpringer wrote:Personally, that Ravage figure is the dumbest looking combiner wars figure I've seen to date, homage or not.
Damnn Springer's gettin salty
forget silly-springer, this has made him salty-springer
chuckdawg1999 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:steals_your_goats wrote:SillySpringer wrote:Personally, that Ravage figure is the dumbest looking combiner wars figure I've seen to date, homage or not.
Damnn Springer's gettin salty
forget silly-springer, this has made him salty-springer
The Binaltech story for Battle Ravage was kinda cool with Earth scientists finding the body of Tripledacus Agent, rebuilding it into a Corvette, then trapping modern day Ravage in cassette mode in the cars tape deck.
RAcast wrote:chuckdawg1999 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:steals_your_goats wrote:SillySpringer wrote:Personally, that Ravage figure is the dumbest looking combiner wars figure I've seen to date, homage or not.
Damnn Springer's gettin salty
forget silly-springer, this has made him salty-springer
The Binaltech story for Battle Ravage was kinda cool with Earth scientists finding the body of Tripledacus Agent, rebuilding it into a Corvette, then trapping modern day Ravage in cassette mode in the cars tape deck.
So. Wait.
They rebuilt Ravage into Ravage and, then put Ravage into Ravage so that Ravage can be Ravage's brain.
And then called the Ravage amalgam "Battle" Ravage, because they lost track of how many Ravages they're talking about!?
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sabrblade wrote:RAcast wrote:chuckdawg1999 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:steals_your_goats wrote:SillySpringer wrote:Personally, that Ravage figure is the dumbest looking combiner wars figure I've seen to date, homage or not.
Damnn Springer's gettin salty
forget silly-springer, this has made him salty-springer
The Binaltech story for Battle Ravage was kinda cool with Earth scientists finding the body of Tripledacus Agent, rebuilding it into a Corvette, then trapping modern day Ravage in cassette mode in the cars tape deck.
So. Wait.
They rebuilt Ravage into Ravage and, then put Ravage into Ravage so that Ravage can be Ravage's brain.
And then called the Ravage amalgam "Battle" Ravage, because they lost track of how many Ravages they're talking about!?
Triple-I found a copy of Metals Jaguar's personality programming, implanted the consciousness into a new Binaltech body, and inserted the stasis-locked present day G1 Jaguar into the body to provide it with a spark. Once the body came online, Metals Jaguar took full control of his new body and killed the humans who built it for him.
"Battle Ravage" was just Hasbro's replacement name for the toy since they had lost the rights to the name "Ravage" at the time, like how Binaltech Laserwave was released in Alternators under the name of "Shockblast".
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Sabrblade wrote:RAcast wrote:chuckdawg1999 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:steals_your_goats wrote:SillySpringer wrote:Personally, that Ravage figure is the dumbest looking combiner wars figure I've seen to date, homage or not.
Damnn Springer's gettin salty
forget silly-springer, this has made him salty-springer
The Binaltech story for Battle Ravage was kinda cool with Earth scientists finding the body of Tripledacus Agent, rebuilding it into a Corvette, then trapping modern day Ravage in cassette mode in the cars tape deck.
So. Wait.
They rebuilt Ravage into Ravage and, then put Ravage into Ravage so that Ravage can be Ravage's brain.
And then called the Ravage amalgam "Battle" Ravage, because they lost track of how many Ravages they're talking about!?
Triple-I found a copy of Metals Jaguar's personality programming, implanted the consciousness into a new Binaltech body, and inserted the stasis-locked present day G1 Jaguar into the body to provide it with a spark. Once the body came online, Metals Jaguar took full control of his new body and killed the humans who built it for him.
"Battle Ravage" was just Hasbro's replacement name for the toy since they had lost the rights to the name "Ravage" at the time, like how Binaltech Laserwave was released in Alternators under the name of "Shockblast".
Ravage Ravage Ravage Ravage Ravage
or there could be some soundwave cassette themed combiner limbs and soundwave as the bodyShuttershock wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Sabrblade wrote:RAcast wrote:chuckdawg1999 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:steals_your_goats wrote:SillySpringer wrote:Personally, that Ravage figure is the dumbest looking combiner wars figure I've seen to date, homage or not.
Damnn Springer's gettin salty
forget silly-springer, this has made him salty-springer
The Binaltech story for Battle Ravage was kinda cool with Earth scientists finding the body of Tripledacus Agent, rebuilding it into a Corvette, then trapping modern day Ravage in cassette mode in the cars tape deck.
So. Wait.
They rebuilt Ravage into Ravage and, then put Ravage into Ravage so that Ravage can be Ravage's brain.
And then called the Ravage amalgam "Battle" Ravage, because they lost track of how many Ravages they're talking about!?
Triple-I found a copy of Metals Jaguar's personality programming, implanted the consciousness into a new Binaltech body, and inserted the stasis-locked present day G1 Jaguar into the body to provide it with a spark. Once the body came online, Metals Jaguar took full control of his new body and killed the humans who built it for him.
"Battle Ravage" was just Hasbro's replacement name for the toy since they had lost the rights to the name "Ravage" at the time, like how Binaltech Laserwave was released in Alternators under the name of "Shockblast".
Ravage Ravage Ravage Ravage Ravage
"YO DAWG, I heard ya like Ravage! So I made a Ravage-compatable Ravage and put Ravage inside it, so you can blast some Ravage while cruisin' in your Ravage out lookin' for MORE Ravage!"
Sabrblade wrote:You do know what a prototype is, right?Stuartmaximus wrote:Is Scattershot really going with those colours? red, white & blue! or is that not the final product?
Stuartmaximus wrote:& YES I know what a prototype is! but aren't they usually gray?
RAR wrote:But it's another limb and I'm always happy about that.. heck it might even not look totally crazy if they did more similar to this Cars (with crazy animal heads for the robot heads - based on cassettes) to make up a team to use for Cyclonus' Limbs.
Burn wrote:He's a BotCon figure. He won't be for Cyclonus
(You can use him that way though if you want to)
Burn wrote:He's a BotCon figure. He won't be for Cyclonus
(You can use him that way though if you want to)
Burn wrote:Stuartmaximus wrote:& YES I know what a prototype is! but aren't they usually gray?
Nope.
In fact, why is there talk of a BotCon exclusive Timelines toy in the mass retail Generations Combiner Wars topic, instead of just in its own topic?Burn wrote:He's a BotCon figure. He won't be for Cyclonus
(You can use him that way though if you want to)
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
Sabrblade wrote:In fact, why is there talk of a BotCon exclusive Timelines toy in the mass retail Generations Combiner Wars topic, instead of just in its own topic?Burn wrote:He's a BotCon figure. He won't be for Cyclonus
(You can use him that way though if you want to)
Decepticon Sunstorm wrote:Bruticus looks nice, and Brawl as an arm looks awesome, but the G1 style wins out in the end. However, there's still one question I have about him.
Does Bruticus have a ball-jointed head?
Delta Magnus wrote:This is because you are a hamhanded idiot.
steals_your_goats wrote:Decepticon Sunstorm wrote:Bruticus looks nice, and Brawl as an arm looks awesome, but the G1 style wins out in the end. However, there's still one question I have about him.
Does Bruticus have a ball-jointed head?
I don't believe so, Defensor doesn't so I doubt Bruticus will.
Decepticon Sunstorm wrote:steals_your_goats wrote:Decepticon Sunstorm wrote:Bruticus looks nice, and Brawl as an arm looks awesome, but the G1 style wins out in the end. However, there's still one question I have about him.
Does Bruticus have a ball-jointed head?
I don't believe so, Defensor doesn't so I doubt Bruticus will.
Except with Defensor, his head formed part of the ladder so movement was restricted, whereas with Bruticus, no such thing occurs. Also, looking at some of the pictures, it kinda looks like his head is angled down.
Delta Magnus wrote:This is because you are a hamhanded idiot.
Lockdown91 wrote:Defensor does indeed have a ball jointed head, it's just the clearance between the bottom of the head and the neck is so minimal it effectively becomes just a swivel joint. I shaved the bottom of Defensor's head some and it greatly enhanced his head posing abilities.
Seems like Bruticus new tooling makes for better posing in the head region.
Decepticon Sunstorm wrote:Lockdown91 wrote:Defensor does indeed have a ball jointed head, it's just the clearance between the bottom of the head and the neck is so minimal it effectively becomes just a swivel joint. I shaved the bottom of Defensor's head some and it greatly enhanced his head posing abilities.
Seems like Bruticus new tooling makes for better posing in the head region.
By golly, you're right!!! (I just nicked my Defensor and checked) Too bad his head shape limits the movement.
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:Decepticon Sunstorm wrote:Lockdown91 wrote:Defensor does indeed have a ball jointed head, it's just the clearance between the bottom of the head and the neck is so minimal it effectively becomes just a swivel joint. I shaved the bottom of Defensor's head some and it greatly enhanced his head posing abilities.
Seems like Bruticus new tooling makes for better posing in the head region.
By golly, you're right!!! (I just nicked my Defensor and checked) Too bad his head shape limits the movement.
I'm quite ok with the head just swiveling for Defensor and Superion. They don't really need to look up or down to me! Just need to stare each other in the eyes and step on anyone in the way
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