¡¡¡Oh si!!!

 

Great model the IF too but it's a completely different design: chug him and pure G1 the MS  

 

It would be cool if (like Iron Factory) they managed to include a jetpack and piledrivers.

 

Both have been included, or am I wrong?  

Iron Factory Blazedash (Sideswipe) and Boltrunner (Sunstreaker)

 

I phrased it poorly. I meant I hope Magic Square will include piledrivers and a jetpack like Iron Factory.

 

I completely misunderstood, you wrote it right      

 

The more I look at it the more I think it's a Sideswipe prototype. In the last picture of Red Alert it's easy to see. All of the Sideswipe parts match up, including the right shoulder rocket.

I thought it might've been Breakdown until I realized that's the shoulder rocket sticking up in the last pic.

 

Not sure what this has to do with what i mentioned, but ok...

 

They were illustrating that it is two different designs that deal with the car's hood and robot's chest in different ways, that give the figures different proportions.

 

Oh, is that what he was saying? If so, yes indeed.

 

How do they keep managing to make legends figures that rival or even better other companies' MP efforts?! Is it *gasp* magic?

 

Nay. No mere magic. Tis sorcery.

 

I am just reminding myself they do stand up straight.

 

Jeez louise. The Inferno & Grapple look good, but that Magnus is a work of pure genius.

Looks cleaner and more elegant than the MP in every way, at like 1/10th the size. I love all the parts that flip around to perfectly fill out the bot mode. Also seems super solid already, considering it's still a prototype. Definitely one of the most impressive legends figures I've seen.

 

I'm kind of thinking of holding off on getting more Legends scale figures until MST gets more done...

To be honest, Lo Pan fingernails are required for some transformations  

 

...i've started keeping a lego multitool handy, although a plastic spudger might do the trick even better...

 

I have a letter opener, but really I kind of need something even thinner.

 

...i chipped a paint spot off war-in-pocket mightron using a tiny flathead screwdriver; learned my lesson against using metal tools the hard way...

 

It's pretty difficult to find a tool thin enough, but still stiff enough, but also isn't going to stress or chip anything.

Maybe a hard plastic like a credit card? But in a more convenient shape.

 

...that's essentially the purpose nylon spudgers are designed to serve...