TFW Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime Gallery

Sol Fury · 06-17-2012, 05:49 PM

With massive thanks to the hard-working SydneyY, we've got a gallery to share with you of the newly released in Australia Transformers Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime. It looks really sharp, so check out the gallery and enjoy!

Transformers Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime Gallery

Transformers Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime Robot Mode

Transformers Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime Run & Gun

Transformers Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime Shoulder Cannons Deployed

Transformers Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime Truck Mode

Transformers Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime Truck Guns Deployed

Transformers Prime Weaponizer Optimus Prime Size Comparison with Prime Autobots

Haloid1177 · 06-17-2012, 05:53 PM

If the backpack wasn't so big it'd be great. As it is, pass.

NEST SOLDIER · 06-17-2012, 06:03 PM

I really like the design, although I am disappointed in Hasbro's reduced design structure of hollow joints and limbs. Other than that, I like him. He really looks good next to ROTF Leader Prime.

TheGame2K5 · 06-17-2012, 06:18 PM

I hate how they did the legs, they could have at least put in a joint to fold the wheels back or something. I might bite on a sale for this but not full price.

godzebu · 06-17-2012, 06:23 PM

Oh come on Hasbro!!!!

Fake window, with vehicle window section just folded to a giant backpack, exposed arms at the back of truck, hollowed out legs, and tiny hollowed out unpainted weapons on the almost a leader class size figure??!!!!

We KNOW you can do better than that! :-(

scypris115 · 06-17-2012, 06:38 PM

The legs are REALLY bad on this figure.. they're hollow and they don't look right in vehicle mode. What the hell was Hasbro thinking? The gimmick is pretty cool though.. but thats all I like about this bot. Sad..

Omega Charge · 06-17-2012, 06:38 PM

He doesn't look too bad. There's a couple issues including the backpack and legs, but for only $30 I might grab him (even more so if I find him on sale) and probably throw a little paint on.

SydneyY · 06-17-2012, 06:45 PM

As hollow as the legs are, they still hold pretty good and he is very good at striking some action poses. Arms and legs are very articulated, and while turning head is a bit difficult (shoulder gets in the way and the neck joint was very tight on mine) it can be done and he can look sideways.

This toy will be great for the kids and the parents. Not too much more expensive than a voyager while it is a much taller toy (I understand how HasTak had to skimp on plastic...) and all the efforts are made to look the vehicle and the bot mods look great at least from the front.

NEST SOLDIER · 06-17-2012, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by SydneyY

As hollow as the legs are, they still hold pretty good and he is very good at striking some action poses. Arms and legs are very articulated, and while turning head is a bit difficult (shoulder gets in the way and the neck joint was very tight on mine) it can be done and he can look sideways.

This toy will be great for the kids and the parents. Not too much more expensive than a voyager while it is a much taller toy (I understand how HasTak had to skimp on plastic...) and all the efforts are made to look the vehicle and the bot mods look great at least from the front.

So he's stable in most stances then? I ask because of the rear support pads for his feet, and the rear truck kibble that extends his center of gravity.

[Wing_Saber-X] · 06-17-2012, 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by SydneyY

As hollow as the legs are, they still hold pretty good and he is very good at striking some action poses. Arms and legs are very articulated, and while turning head is a bit difficult (shoulder gets in the way and the neck joint was very tight on mine) it can be done and he can look sideways.

This toy will be great for the kids and the parents. Not too much more expensive than a voyager while it is a much taller toy (I understand how HasTak had to skimp on plastic...) and all the efforts are made to look the vehicle and the bot mods look great at least from the front.

yup, agreed. As I don't have any kids yet (not any love child etc

) that I am aware off... I think this is a certain pass, even for this hard-core TF: Prime toy line completest.

06-17-2012, 06:03 PM	#3
NEST SOLDIER IRONHIDE'S DRIVER Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 968 Location: ON THE MOVE WITH MIRAGE AND SIDESWIPE Collection Count: 47, and counting!	I really like the design, although I am disappointed in Hasbro's reduced design structure of hollow joints and limbs. Other than that, I like him. He really looks good next to ROTF Leader Prime. "There'll be no more Hail Megatrons from you!"

06-17-2012, 06:18 PM	#4
TheGame2K5 Protectobot Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 1,297 Location: Godfrey, IL Collection Count: 300+ News Credits: 1	I hate how they did the legs, they could have at least put in a joint to fold the wheels back or something. I might bite on a sale for this but not full price. MY FEEDBACK : http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/junkio...hegame2k5.html

06-17-2012, 06:23 PM	#5
godzebu Decepticon Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 140	Oh come on Hasbro!!!! Fake window, with vehicle window section just folded to a giant backpack, exposed arms at the back of truck, hollowed out legs, and tiny hollowed out unpainted weapons on the almost a leader class size figure??!!!! We KNOW you can do better than that! :-( "When in doubt, start cutting SH!T" B/T/S Feedback

06-17-2012, 06:38 PM	#7
Omega Charge TFW2005 Supporter Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 4,793 Location: Florida, USA Collection Count: ~500 News Credits: 9	He doesn't look too bad. There's a couple issues including the backpack and legs, but for only $30 I might grab him (even more so if I find him on sale) and probably throw a little paint on. Flickr - Feedback - Sales

06-17-2012, 06:38 PM	#6
scypris115 Ultimate Wheeljack fan!! Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 669 Location: West Allis, WI Collection Count: Enough to be considered a collector.. News Credits: 3	The legs are REALLY bad on this figure.. they're hollow and they don't look right in vehicle mode. What the hell was Hasbro thinking? The gimmick is pretty cool though.. but thats all I like about this bot. Sad..

06-17-2012, 06:45 PM	#8
SydneyY @syd_tfw Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 10,498 Location: DownUnder News Credits: 74	As hollow as the legs are, they still hold pretty good and he is very good at striking some action poses. Arms and legs are very articulated, and while turning head is a bit difficult (shoulder gets in the way and the neck joint was very tight on mine) it can be done and he can look sideways. This toy will be great for the kids and the parents. Not too much more expensive than a voyager while it is a much taller toy (I understand how HasTak had to skimp on plastic...) and all the efforts are made to look the vehicle and the bot mods look great at least from the front.