honestly, these are so cheap now you could probably just replace them and seel the old ones as custom fodder to someone. could also try lazerbond if you really want to fix them. i used it when i snapped the roof off my v1 mp bumblebee and it is more solid now than when i got it.

 

maybe a little of both glue and melting.

 

Ouch, sorry to hear that   I love cats, but no way could I have one because of exactly that.

I've used bondic successfully before. Kinda depends on how clean the breaks are tho.

 

Those are both good ideas, but I think I trust myself to replace them and keep the others for spare parts over trying to melt plastic together since I'm an idiot with a shaky hand.

It's not really my cat's fault he's an angel. The problem was that Liokaiser was on display on a new table that we didn't know was really really weak and when he jumped on said table the whole thing came crashing down. I know stand my most expensive TF's on the floor up against walls until I have a better display option.

 

All toy reviews need to do this from now on.

In sure the Behind the Scenes cut probably shows the creator cussing up a storm while trying to get the combiner to stand though. Lol

 

Cool doesn't even begin to describe this video.

 

Because reviews months/years after the figure has been released are super useful...

Harris Loureiro's stop motion work is awesome, but let's not be unrealistic here.

 

I really wish I could find one of these for cheap.

 

Didn't say it'd be practical to do.

 

While I'm also an Impatient Igor and want to see all the cool toys RIGHT NOW, I'll have to admit that sometimes they are. It's good to have a retrospective occasionally. Also, sometimes having a review after all the hype has died down helps put the figure in perspective with other contemporary releases.

 

I was specifically referring to the joking notion that all video reviews should be stop motion animated.

 

Only if the stop motion animation is someone breaking TFC Liokaiser in half for the travesty that is that thing's knees.

 

i switched to the 3d printed knees with the turn to lock feature someone (sorry i can't remember who) here on the boards made and have 0 regrets. easy to connect/disconnect and now stands solid as a rock. huge improvement. this isn't a perfect liokaiser, but with some simple tweaks he is still worth getting.

holy shit! that was fantastic.

 

But it'd be awesome though! =)

 

That video made me remember how awesome each of these guys look in individual robot modes.

Hopefully, a better looking LioKaiser can come out so I can display these guys separately.

 

yeah, that guy's work is fantastic.

 

Pretty old thread to ask idk but is the tfc Leozack, Jallguar combiner pegs compatible with the Superlink/energon combiner ports? I wanna know for a project I was inspired by one dude who’s done something like that.

 

They use the same combiner ports as TFC's previous combiners did which were all compatible. So they should work. Now whether or not the figures themselves will work right scale wise is something else entirely.

 

Perfect thank you!