Toy Images of e-Hobby Transformers United Autobot 3 Pack - Scrap Heap

JRFitzpatrick7 wrote:No one ever turns the figure's right foot around on this mold....

juxtapose519 wrote:Exorbitant amounts of money for a head resculpt that looks like it was painted by a blind five year old?! I'll take them all!

Counterpunch wrote:I have to wonder how many people don't like the figure because they aren't getting the figure...

It Is Him wrote:

Counterpunch wrote:I have to wonder how many people don't like the figure because they aren't getting the figure...

If you could see me right now, I'd be raising my hand.

Counterpunch wrote:

It Is Him wrote:

Counterpunch wrote:I have to wonder how many people don't like the figure because they aren't getting the figure...

If you could see me right now, I'd be raising my hand.

But you don't allow personal rationalizations to get in the way of objective discussion.

THAT's why we haven't sent internet spiders into your computer yet! Everything has a reason.

It Is Him wrote:

Counterpunch wrote:

It Is Him wrote:

Counterpunch wrote:I have to wonder how many people don't like the figure because they aren't getting the figure...

If you could see me right now, I'd be raising my hand.

But you don't allow personal rationalizations to get in the way of objective discussion.

THAT's why we haven't sent internet spiders into your computer yet! Everything has a reason.

Look. I know my World History. The Internet (and Usenet) was founded on the idea that we all could argue our beliefs without needing to be objective, coherent, fair, rational, bipedal or even logical. Damn it Counterpunch, I have access to a modem and enough motor control to type on a keyboard. I'm against Scrap Heap!

Counterpunch wrote:I have to wonder how many people don't like the figure because they aren't getting the figure...

robofreak wrote:It's Galaxy Force White Noisemaze all over again.

Counterpunch wrote:

juxtapose519 wrote:Exorbitant amounts of money for a head resculpt that looks like it was painted by a blind five year old?! I'll take them all!

Oh hyperbole, thy name is Internet.

Considering that the figure comes in a three pack, the price is only slightly higher than a regular United figure. Exorbitant? I think not. Well, not unless $40 or so is going to break your bank. But THAT is a whole other issue.

Further consideration brings us to the thought that while we all have opinions, yours on the matter of the paint apps on this toy are well, wrong.

Please do take into even further consideration that yes indeed, I am calling your opinion wrong. The pictures we have of the toy show clean paint lines and a balanced palate of colors.

MINDVVIPE wrote:And if that never comes, it's not like I can't fit other bots onto Wreck gar's bike mode.

Counterpunch wrote:Are there other pictures? If there's one showing poorly painted eyes, I didn't get to see it.

At any rate, c'mon guys, don't get me wrong. Of course there are plenty of valid reasons NOT to buy a particular figure. Then there is the vilification of a figure for the sake of rationalizing a lack of purchase. That kind of thing throws unfair comments into the mix and is pretty easy to pick up on.

Blitzsword wrote:I also ran into this a couple of months ago. Seems like a very interesting alternative to troop building a Generations Junkion army.

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/commissioner-listing-feedback/374962-wreck-gar-custom-add-parts.html#post5742158

MINDVVIPE wrote:

Blitzsword wrote:I also ran into this a couple of months ago. Seems like a very interesting alternative to troop building a Generations Junkion army.

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/commissioner-listing-feedback/374962-wreck-gar-custom-add-parts.html#post5742158

Thats pretty sick man. Too bad I wouldn't get them since I like them to be able to transformer with the integrated parts. Still, very cool looking.

Blitzsword wrote:

MINDVVIPE wrote:

Blitzsword wrote:I also ran into this a couple of months ago. Seems like a very interesting alternative to troop building a Generations Junkion army.

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/commissioner-listing-feedback/374962-wreck-gar-custom-add-parts.html#post5742158

Thats pretty sick man. Too bad I wouldn't get them since I like them to be able to transformer with the integrated parts. Still, very cool looking.

That's actually a good point. It does suck that they can't transform with the parts attached. Definitely awesome looking pieces though

Stormrider wrote:

Blitzsword wrote:

MINDVVIPE wrote:

Blitzsword wrote:I also ran into this a couple of months ago. Seems like a very interesting alternative to troop building a Generations Junkion army.

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/commissioner-listing-feedback/374962-wreck-gar-custom-add-parts.html#post5742158

Thats pretty sick man. Too bad I wouldn't get them since I like them to be able to transformer with the integrated parts. Still, very cool looking.

That's actually a good point. It does suck that they can't transform with the parts attached. Definitely awesome looking pieces though

Those add-on parts are sweet. Not sure if transforming is that important for me with that particular figure. I would just diplay him robot form. Besides did all of the Junkions tansform? Anyone know if those parts what the plastic quality is like? ABS or resin?

For the folks that are worried about the Scrap Heap's paint apps - e-Hobby has traditionally done a good job of making sure that paint apps, packaging, and QC are top notch. I can't think of any figure that they released that was subpar. This is a terrific rare figure that I think people will pass on at first to only regret it later.

Jazz-1982 wrote:Is there no chance that this might be one of the SDCC items that gets a general release but maybe in regular packaging or with some slight differences from the exclusive version?

Blurrz wrote:

Jazz-1982 wrote:Is there no chance that this might be one of the SDCC items that gets a general release but maybe in regular packaging or with some slight differences from the exclusive version?

Doubt it. SDCC TF exclusives have been pretty bland for the past two years, and they wouldn't copy Takara exclusives.

Blitzsword wrote:It's not that it's a bad figure or that I fail to see the "big deal" simply because I'm not getting it, I'd just rather get something else with the amount of cash this set is going for. The Wreck-Gar mold is a great mold in its own right, there's no question about it. I just already own the mold, two of them at that. For me, Junkions are supposed to look different from each other and in order for me to be spending that much for a supposed generic Junkion, he had better damn well have something much more than a change of a headsculpt. Eh, in the end, to each their own

I also ran into this a couple of months ago. Seems like a very interesting alternative to troop building a Generations Junkion army.

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/commissioner-listing-feedback/374962-wreck-gar-custom-add-parts.html#post5742158

zodconvoy wrote:

Blitzsword wrote:It's not that it's a bad figure or that I fail to see the "big deal" simply because I'm not getting it, I'd just rather get something else with the amount of cash this set is going for. The Wreck-Gar mold is a great mold in its own right, there's no question about it. I just already own the mold, two of them at that. For me, Junkions are supposed to look different from each other and in order for me to be spending that much for a supposed generic Junkion, he had better damn well have something much more than a change of a headsculpt. Eh, in the end, to each their own

I also ran into this a couple of months ago. Seems like a very interesting alternative to troop building a Generations Junkion army.

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/commissioner-listing-feedback/374962-wreck-gar-custom-add-parts.html#post5742158

My set just came yesterday. I ordered everything but a new head. Now my tricked out United Wreck-Gar is riding RTS. The shoulder and knee parts are going to be divided among Scrapheap and the other one that was shown in Hasbro's directions.