Goodness gracious, and thank you, @NOCV =]

 

Hoping that MFT KO's this guy at some point...

 

He was supposed to be MF-18  

 

Ahhhhh, so there's hope then...

 

So, I can't remember, have we seen any indication of a Soundblaster repaint of this guy? Would love to get him to go with the UT Headmasters (and it'd be a chance to get a Buzzsaw or other tape repaints, as well).

 

Soundblaster repaint when?

 

So whats the news on this guy? I'm ready to order!!  

 

TFSource has it in stock.
DX9 Toys - War in Pocket - X33 Sonic Wizard

 

If you follow that comment chain up, you'll see that djjetstorm is referring to NOCV's 3D Printed Laserbeak figure:
Heavy/Scratch: - DX9 WIP X33 (Soundwave) Sonic Wizard's Vulture

 

So I just got Sonic Wizard today (actually the ko but whatever) and I love everything except the lack of storage for the blaster's tip. Am I just missing something or is it really just tossed aside?

 

How is the quality of the Pocket Toys KO?

 

I usually just stick it in the chest compartment - it fits in nicely behind either Ratbat or Laserbeak.

 

I have the Shockwave from them and the plastic quality was excellent. The fitting was another story (too tight it broke things) but I hope they fixed that on their future figures. Can't wait for their Bruticus

On a side note I have the Hot Soldiers and this version of Soundwave but I think I prefer the Hot Soldiers one. This is a damn good figure regardless and still a fun Soundwave to show off to co workers who can't believe the size

 

I don't have the original but it's on par with the official Dutch's plastic and joint tolerance (minus the popping wheels and hips lol).

 

If Pocket Toys could do Soundblaster that would be so great.

 

I just got this guy and after fiddling around with him for a while trying to properly transform him, I noticed that it seems that one of his legs has been put together the opposite direction, which makes his transformation impossible. I'm not quite sure how to fix this, honestly.

 

should be a fairly easy fix. i dont own this soundwave but i own a plenty o legends.

if he has screws in his legs just undo them and then take out the knees and just push the pin out flip and reinstall. if he has no screws and just pins in his legs push the pin out and do the same thing at the knee.

it is really easy and should take around 2 mins tops even for a novice.

 

I'll definitely give that a shot. Need to get a pin punch first, which I'll do later today, and then I'll see how it goes. Thanks for the head's up!

 

instead of a punch try a set of micro screwdrivers they work wonders. i use this universal set and there hasn't been a bot that i couldn't break down.

the larger handle also gives you a little more control as well.

 

I saw this post only after getting the punch, but I'll definitely keep that in mind for the future.

I was able to fix this guy up just fine with it, though! Thanks again for the advice