This is like engineering density of the Studio Half-Eye perfect transforming Getters, but with way more volume of toy.

 

sorry, I just referred to something really obscure, and had autocorrect mess it up. Studio HalfEye is a garage kit manufacturer that does very intricate transforming figures, normally of things with almost impossible designs.

 

Who is planning on building a small army with the Shatter-like drone repaint; you could try to recreate Optimus being surrounded.

 

Incredible

 

Not perfect but damn is this a very nice looking thing. Engineering is crazy good.

 

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ngl tho that's the best under-jet kibble i've seen in a while.

EDIT: also would accept this

 

Could be worse.

 

Yeah--the mini tires caught my attention first. It certainly looks...off.

On that note, it's going to be a given that in order to get all three of these modes means sacrifices. Whether or not I end up buying this, the fact that they actually got all three modes into this toy is ASTOUNDING.

 

Looks awesome, I'm little concerned about the waist articulation but I'm not worried about some of the finer sculpting because this prototype seems to be really early

 

Oh God studio Halfeye...

I appreciate the engineering in this thing but I'm afraid it's a hard pass.

 

This is shaping up to be an unbelievably good time for third party movie witchcraft

 

But.. but.. the jet and car aren't in scale!

 

Oh man, if Toyworld did this without any kind of partsforming, then its a new standard for sure. It looks amazing.

 

Car mode doesn't even look bad here. This is insane. It shouldn't be possible. What the hell.

 

I bought the Hasbro versions of Shatter and Dropkick solely for their GTX and Javelin alt modes. I would've done the same for this if they kept the GTX lines in car mode. It's too bad they sacrificed the wrong mode for the triple changer action.

 

Idc what nobody says....toyworld is officially practicing wizardry. Cant wait to see it in color

 

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A worthy sacrifice for an awesome jet and slightly squished bot.

 

Now, I'm not really a third party collector... but imma follow this as it develops anyway, just to see what kind of black magic tomfoolery went into its transformation.

 

It’s a very promising reveal. The robot looks pretty static but I’ll leave that up to prototype stillness. And yeah the wheels are very small. But I’m certainly impressed by a great deal of it.

 

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