I think the reason they didn't use the Legacy Cybertron molds is that those molds didn't exist yet when the Shattered Glass Collection was being...
Hey, props to the KO producers. A Decepticon USB stick that almost certainly contains malware is some character accuracy you don't often see in toys.
A little odd that he doesn't have the Hot Rod forearm pipes, that was always one of my favorite details of his animation model that didn't...
The white on the shins feels very off to me, since there’s no white anywhere else on the robot mode… but other than that nitpick, this looks...
The show takes place in 2296, which is nine years after Fallout 4 in 2287. (Though I would also prefer not to have synths or the Institute appear...
Traded a couple of Legacy Junkions for a Shadowstrip and SG Wheeljack, with a couple of Mini-Cons thrown in for free! Great communication, great...
Traded Siege Jetfire for Movie Divebomb and Grindcore - transaction was totally problem-free, and everything was in excellent shape! Thanks a ton!
Also an accurate depiction of how most players use companions. :lol
I think this has been a problem with the show for most of its run, but in this last season it's excruciatingly clear that the show does not have...
I think that's more a consequence of the Evergreen/Aligned designs that this movie was almost certainly based on, which were basically...
I guess I'm confused as to why anyone would realistically expect anything else, given the current climate of animated movies and how the brand has...
The Rolling Stones truly are the Stan Bush of rock'n'roll! Very strange music choice, honestly. I think something more modern would've fit the vibe.
Somehow, the Binder of Revelation has returned.
Source: I made it up. Most toy sales are still kids (well, purchases made for kids). Adult collectors are a significant part of the market, more...
Calling it now - this is probably one of the final scenes, once D-16 becomes Megatron (as glimpsed early on), and Starscream, Soundwave, and...
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