To be fair, this is the bottom of a B2 bomber and it actually flies

 

The artist uploaded his own take on Galvatron a while back that takes a lot more inspiration from the Unicron possessed Megatron from Predacons Rising as opposed to just doing the traditional route people go for Galvatron. Really sweet take on the idea and the fact that he also looks to be a fusion of the IDW Stealth Bomber Megatron and TPF Soundwave's also cool.

 

Amazing how technology advances.

 

30 year old old b2

 

I'm late, but good to see that I'm not the only person out there there that prefers Astrotrain being an entire train, as opposed to just a cab. The less mass shifting between alt modes, the better, IMO. it's the biggest reason I was all over the Titans Return figure the moment it was released, and still am using it as my CHUG Astrotrain to this day.

 

Why has the artists Instagram account been deleted?

Edit: It seems that either the article messed up the link, or he deleted it and made a new one.

 

Messed up the link, his Instagram is still up and he posted just this morning

 

Isn't it like 2 billion dollars per jet? And that isn't even factoring operational costs. I'm not surprised they'd run it into the ground

 

Lmao that’s insane.

 

2 billion dollars in 1989. Inflation = tragedy

 

Tragedy + time = comedy. In conclusion, the economy is a joke and tax fraud is valid

 

How about discussing the development and operational costs of Waspinator?

 

Like 5 bucks

 

Wait when did you become a mod? Is that new or am I just blatantly ignorant?

 

I was looking through Spino’s art, and I noticed for the first time that Powerglide has a bow tie. Kinda cheesy. Between that, and the top of the helmet looking a bit like a fez, I wonder if he’s homaging Doctor Who.

 

Trojan Horse is Loch ness monster confirmed.

 

$1.17, a AA battery and an olive.

 

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