Yeah, the original head comes off easily...just unscrew it and take it apart. The Shapeways head is held together by friction, which is pretty substantial once you paint it. I was thinking about getting another one of these and painting it as Twincast or as Soundwave because this is basically a downscaled MP Soundwave...I would just need to figure out the crotch area....leaning toward Twincast though...it was pretty easy to disassemble to paint...my paint skills are just garbage.
carry on...

 

I have soundmixer but after seeing the shapeways head I’m going to pick this guy. Maybe turn one of them into twincast colors.

 

looking online , it doest seem like too many people bought this guy as I cant find that many reviews. I love mine. hes amazing, first guy that I can say belongs standing next to MP 10v. I cannot believe this or anyone hasnt done the blue twincast version either .

 

Idk, I had them both at the same time and decided to keep the MS over the UT. Niether is really a great figure imo. Unique toys is better in many ways but I feel MS is more fun and poseble in robot mode. Definitely has his own set of issues though being just a downsized MP Soundwave with abusive use of diecast and poor joints.

 

Nope,

Almost T30 Springer hieght and much larger than modern and older deluxes.

 

Under the previous(and probably the current) CHUG scale, that photo is about right. Sound mixer fits in, probably a smidge better.

 

I agree he does fit better, his alt mode and transformation are much better too. The best way I can put it is Soundmixer feels "stiff" he never really looked dynamic in any pose to me. Buster is a straight up POS, his joints suck, alt mode is orange Soundwave, and his color palette is ridiculous. Man he can strike a pose though!

 

Yeah, I stand corrected. Of course, I was talking about UT Soundmixer (not Buster). But the only "recent" deluxe I had was Animated Rodimus, and that was a minimal difference. (Bought Triggerhappy earlier this week and was shocked how small that one was.)

Also, I didn't say he was the same size as a deluxe, I said I consider UT Soundmixer to be a deluxe. This not so much because of his size, but more because of his lithe figure. Buster is much more wide, but Soundmixer is a very slim figure.

Still, sizewise he's indeed closer to a voyager.

That said, Siege Soundwave is head shorter than Buster/Soundmixer and those are a head shorter than previous voyagers. So the final conclusion remains: Siege Soundwave is pretty small for a voyager class figure.

 

Anyone selling theirs?

 

So ive had 2 megasteel granvilles crumble on me

whats this guy like

 

Solid, solid as a rock. And nothing's changed it.

 

My only regret is I didnt buy 1 more

 

I regret not buying one, but I got UT Soundmixer so I'll live.