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In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison

Transformers News: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison

Saturday, June 6th, 2015 4:52AM CDT

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With the US receiving its first airing of the Transformers: Robots in Disguise episode featuring Drift (voiced by Eric Bauza) this weekend, Takara Tomy designer Hisashi Yuki has tweeted a couple of comparison shots for the two companies' version of the character. Check out below the images showing the differences between Warrior class Drift (gallery here) and Transformers Adventure TAV-18 Drift, sporting a more accurate paint deco and application!

Transformers News: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison

Transformers News: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison
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Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695323)
Posted by Burn on June 6th, 2015 @ 5:16am CDT
geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695347)
Posted by Rated X on June 6th, 2015 @ 7:22am CDT
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695355)
Posted by Optimizzy on June 6th, 2015 @ 8:07am CDT
Gotta agree with X here. I was all over the little details but looking at them side-by-side it's still not enough to get me to buy him. It's got some nice details but they just aren't enough for me to say really which is better. Unlike some of Takara offerings it just isn't worth the extra money.

I mean, it looks good...but it's a meh figure already and a few more paints aps do not make me want to buy it.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695362)
Posted by fenrir72 on June 6th, 2015 @ 8:32am CDT
"Wash,Rinse,Spin and Dry" repeat x infinity.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695368)
Posted by -Kanrabat- on June 6th, 2015 @ 8:48am CDT
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


Dude, it's been established already that when bought locally, both Hasbro and Takara ammount to the SAME PRICE, give or take a few bucks.
If you really want "double the cost", go to Europe or Australia to buy your HASBRO TFs.

Now, please put the lid back on tha can of worm.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695378)
Posted by Optimizzy on June 6th, 2015 @ 9:02am CDT
-Kanrabat- wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


Dude, it's been established already that when bought locally, both Hasbro and Takara ammount to the SAME PRICE, give or take a few bucks.
If you really want "double the cost", go to Europe or Australia to buy your HASBRO TFs.

Now, please put the lid back on tha can of worm.


That has been established? And we are talking about the Manufacturers retail price?

ok, Ive just checked TakaraTomys site and these guys do run about 2500 yen. That's about $19 us which is not too bad considering the paint aps. Its not the same price, but it's close enough to not warrant argument.

Lockdown IS at an inflated price however, but that could be because he is an older figure maybe and uses more plastic than the newer ones?
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695383)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on June 6th, 2015 @ 9:11am CDT
Optimizzy wrote:
-Kanrabat- wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


Dude, it's been established already that when bought locally, both Hasbro and Takara ammount to the SAME PRICE, give or take a few bucks.
If you really want "double the cost", go to Europe or Australia to buy your HASBRO TFs.

Now, please put the lid back on tha can of worm.


That has been established? And we are talking about the Manufacturers retail price?


If you're gonna whine about prices (yet again), at least do that in a proper place like this thread:

Toy Economics: Price Differences in different markets and the factors behind them.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695386)
Posted by Optimizzy on June 6th, 2015 @ 9:14am CDT
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:
Optimizzy wrote:
-Kanrabat- wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


Dude, it's been established already that when bought locally, both Hasbro and Takara ammount to the SAME PRICE, give or take a few bucks.
If you really want "double the cost", go to Europe or Australia to buy your HASBRO TFs.

Now, please put the lid back on tha can of worm.


That has been established? And we are talking about the Manufacturers retail price?


If you're gonna whine about prices (yet again), at least do that in a proper place like this thread:

Toy Economics: Price Differences in different markets and the factors behind them.


Please see edit
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695388)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on June 6th, 2015 @ 9:23am CDT
Optimizzy wrote:Please see edit


It's basically his height in Robot Mode that's to blame for the somewhat inflated price. They pulled the same trick with Movie Advanced Battle Blade Bumblebee, as he too was taller than the ordinary Deluxe.

On the price note, the Japanese prices for TakaraTomy products are roughly consistent with those in Europe for Hasbro products. Try and figure that one out.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695390)
Posted by Optimizzy on June 6th, 2015 @ 9:35am CDT
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:
Optimizzy wrote:Please see edit


It's basically his height in Robot Mode that's to blame for the somewhat inflated price. They pulled the same trick with Movie Advanced Battle Blade Bumblebee, as he too was taller than the ordinary Deluxe.

On the price note, the Japanese prices for TakaraTomy products are roughly consistent with those in Europe for Hasbro products. Try and figure that one out.


Yeah, that's what I'm guessing and...while I think its a little shady, I can see how they can justify it.

Yeah, the prices seem to be rather reasonable when you don't factor in import costs.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695392)
Posted by Rated X on June 6th, 2015 @ 9:50am CDT
-Kanrabat- wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


Dude, it's been established already that when bought locally, both Hasbro and Takara ammount to the SAME PRICE, give or take a few bucks.


"Established" by who ?

Someone from Japan or someone from Australia?

Believe it or not, Rated X's feet have actually touched Japanese soil. I visited the Philippines twice which involved connecting at Tokyo Japan. While I never actually left the airport, I made sure to check out the gift shop which Takara transformers were on sale for $40-45 a pop. They were animated figures mostly. Yes I know airports mark up prices a bit to sting tourists, but compared to the $20 price tag of Hasbro deluxes in the gift shop at Miami international airport, there is a diffference of a lot more than a few bucks. So I call total BS on anyone from euorpe or Australia saying a takara figure costs $15-20 in japan. And all the hobby shops in the phillippines were the same prices too on takara, no vaseline.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695396)
Posted by Optimizzy on June 6th, 2015 @ 10:09am CDT
Rated X wrote:
-Kanrabat- wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


Dude, it's been established already that when bought locally, both Hasbro and Takara ammount to the SAME PRICE, give or take a few bucks.


"Established" by who ?

Someone from Japan or someone from Australia?

Believe it or not, Rated X's feet have actually touched Japanese soil. I visited the Philippines twice which involved connecting at Tokyo Japan. While I never actually left the airport, I made sure to check out the gift shop which Takara transformers were on sale for $40-45 a pop. They were animated figures mostly. Yes I know airports mark up prices a bit to sting tourists, but compared to the $20 price tag of Hasbro deluxes in the gift shop at Miami international airport, there is a diffference of a lot more than a few bucks. So I call total BS on anyone from euorpe or Australia saying a takara figure costs $15-20 in japan. And all the hobby shops in the phillippines were the same prices too on takara, no vaseline.


Just by going to the TakaraTomy website and checking the prices, I can tell you that your airport costs are NOT TakaraTomys asking price. They are marked up indeed. But by the store you were looking at, not TT.

Hey, I still don't think Takara Tomy is all its presented as being, but the prices are not unreasonable.

mostly.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695406)
Posted by Cobotron on June 6th, 2015 @ 10:31am CDT
Rated X wrote:"Established" by who ?


By me. Right now.

A good friend of mine just got back from Tokyo yesterday. He was kind enough to do a little hunting for me in Akihabara.
Image

I was surprised that the prices are less that Takara's MSRP which, according to takaratomymall.jp is -
TAV deluxe 2700 yen
Q 1078 yen

Image

1980 yen = $15.76

And BTW, check out my sweet new TAV haul. :KREMZEEK: :KREMZEEK:
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695407)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on June 6th, 2015 @ 10:37am CDT
Akibahara?! You so lucky! :shock:

Let us all know how you like them, I'm especially into Roadblock here.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695409)
Posted by Cobotron on June 6th, 2015 @ 10:42am CDT
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Akibahara?! You so lucky! :shock:

Let us all know how you like them, I'm especially into Roadblock here.

Thanks J. I hope to be even more lucky to go there myself one day.
My buddy lives in NY, so I gotta wait a few more days for him to send them.
Can't wait!
I'll file a full report ASAP! :D
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695413)
Posted by shajaki on June 6th, 2015 @ 11:10am CDT
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695414)
Posted by william-james88 on June 6th, 2015 @ 11:13am CDT
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


They are the very same price to me. I could have bought hasbro drift at tru in canada and he would have cost me 23$ cdn total (18.48$US). So I bought takara drift from amiami instead for 23$ cdn shipped (18.48$ US). So while it might be different for you, I had the choice of paying the same amount for either the hasbro or takara version and I picked the version with better paint apps. Wouldnt you have done the same? I think those prices you saw in japan for the animated line have changed since. Getting both figures would cost me 18.48$ US. Myth BUSTED!
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695422)
Posted by DMSL on June 6th, 2015 @ 11:46am CDT
It looks better than the Hasbro version, but he needs a gun. I'll stick with my Igear Cosmos for now.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695425)
Posted by Rated X on June 6th, 2015 @ 11:56am CDT
william-james88 wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


They are the very same price to me. I could have bought hasbro drift at tru in canada and he would have cost me 23$ cdn total (18.48$US). So I bought takara drift from amiami instead for 23$ cdn shipped (18.48$ US). So while it might be different for you, I had the choice of paying the same amount for either the hasbro or takara version and I picked the version with better paint apps. Wouldnt you have done the same? I think those prices you saw in japan for the animated line have changed since. Getting both figures would cost me 18.48$ US. Myth BUSTED!

Were talking about straight up brick and mortar sales on japanese soil. Were not talking about how much you can get them online based on shipping or customs fees that are unique to your country. So unless you been to Japan or know a transformer fan who has, theres not much you can say. I noticed the absence of fans who actually live in Japan on both this site and TFW2005. I always found that kind of odd.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695468)
Posted by william-james88 on June 6th, 2015 @ 1:53pm CDT
Rated X wrote:
william-james88 wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


They are the very same price to me. I could have bought hasbro drift at tru in canada and he would have cost me 23$ cdn total (18.48$US). So I bought takara drift from amiami instead for 23$ cdn shipped (18.48$ US). So while it might be different for you, I had the choice of paying the same amount for either the hasbro or takara version and I picked the version with better paint apps. Wouldnt you have done the same? I think those prices you saw in japan for the animated line have changed since. Getting both figures would cost me 18.48$ US. Myth BUSTED!

Were talking about straight up brick and mortar sales on japanese soil. Were not talking about how much you can get them online based on shipping or customs fees that are unique to your country. So unless you been to Japan or know a transformer fan who has, theres not much you can say. I noticed the absence of fans who actually live in Japan on both this site and TFW2005. I always found that kind of odd.


Come on man, I was talking retail for the hasbro stuff. I mentioned how much he costs me at toysrus with taxes, no custom fees or shipping. And that takara costs the same as that when you include shipping. So are you saying that japanese sites charge less than japanese brick and mortar stores? Well they dont and here is proof.

Here are actual pictures of takara figures in japan by a site contact who lives there:

Image

Image

You can read the price tags: 1105 yen, which is 8.80$ US. Bomshell at toysrus right now costs 12.99 $ US. So, right now, Hasbro is charging more for the Hasbro version of the figure than Japan is for the Takara version. Both brick and mortar examples.

So I repeat for what I hope is the last time: MYTH BUSTED!

What do you have to say to that?
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695477)
Posted by Autobot032 on June 6th, 2015 @ 2:16pm CDT
Ugh. I don't like that choice of color for Cosmos. It's rare, but does happen from time to time, that Hasbro picks the better of the two color choices compared to Takara Tomy.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695500)
Posted by Rated X on June 6th, 2015 @ 3:58pm CDT
william-james88 wrote:
Rated X wrote:
william-james88 wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Burn wrote:geez that's a massive (and superior) difference.

*****Praying thats sarcasm******

Its comparison shots like this that make me think what I do about takara. Theres not a person alive that can look me in the eyes with a staight face and tell me a different shade of orange and a few lousy paint apps doubles the production costs. Maybe back when they were doing shiny paint. (united) But this....naw, hell no.


They are the very same price to me. I could have bought hasbro drift at tru in canada and he would have cost me 23$ cdn total (18.48$US). So I bought takara drift from amiami instead for 23$ cdn shipped (18.48$ US). So while it might be different for you, I had the choice of paying the same amount for either the hasbro or takara version and I picked the version with better paint apps. Wouldnt you have done the same? I think those prices you saw in japan for the animated line have changed since. Getting both figures would cost me 18.48$ US. Myth BUSTED!

Were talking about straight up brick and mortar sales on japanese soil. Were not talking about how much you can get them online based on shipping or customs fees that are unique to your country. So unless you been to Japan or know a transformer fan who has, theres not much you can say. I noticed the absence of fans who actually live in Japan on both this site and TFW2005. I always found that kind of odd.


Come on man, I was talking retail for the hasbro stuff. I mentioned how much he costs me at toysrus with taxes, no custom fees or shipping. And that takara costs the same as that when you include shipping. So are you saying that japanese sites charge less than japanese brick and mortar stores? Well they dont and here is proof.

Here are actual pictures of takara figures in japan by a site contact who lives there:

Image

Image

You can read the price tags: 1105 yen, which is 8.80$ US. Bomshell at toysrus right now costs 12.99 $ US. So, right now, Hasbro is charging more for the Hasbro version of the figure than Japan is for the Takara version. Both brick and mortar examples.

So I repeat for what I hope is the last time: MYTH BUSTED!

What do you have to say to that?



Well youre photos contridict what others have said on here in the past, not to mention my personal expierence which I mentioned earlier. Im not saying your guy is wrong, Im just saying I saw what I saw and I was there on Japanese soil.

If what your pictures reflect is true, then that would make all online retailers the biggest price gougers ever. Bottom line is all the figures come from the same Has/Tak factory in China. And thats where they get "shipped" from, not Japan. If the guys in Japan who had them "shipped" from China can charge retail, why cant the guys in China charge the same ? It's not like the figures being sold to Chinese retailers had to be "shipped" by boat or plane...

Import fees ? Rubbish....You ever been to a dollar store ? Everything is stamped "Made in China" (or Taiwan) It seems only Takara products somehow incur these mythical "shipping fees" which double the price to overseas buyers. Everything else from vases to wristwatches (and KO's) seem to make it overseas without the added price hike...

You start to notice the price hike when you compare the price of Takara deluxes to Takara voyager and leader figures. (BBTS prices and weights)

Takara deluxe $29.99 vs. Hasbro deluxe $16.99 (weight .55 pounds) $13 dollar difference

Takara voyager $44.99 vs. Hasbro Voyager $26.99 (weight 1.19 pounds) $18 dollar difference

Takara Leader $69.99 vs. Hasbro Leader $46.99 (weight 1.40 pounds) $23 dollar difference

The weight is hardly going up so why does the price keep going up ? Thats not shipping costs. Shipping costs are based on weight, and POL shipping brings down the costs greatly. So whats the price difference for if its not shipping ? It's a load of BS and everybody knows it.

So where can I buy a Takara figure for Hasbro (Miami) prices and have it shipped to Miami at a standard Fedex $7.99 shipping fee ? You seem to have the hook up, right ?
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695503)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on June 6th, 2015 @ 4:04pm CDT
Rated X wrote:If what your pictures reflect is true, then that would make all online retailers the biggest price gougers ever. Bottom line is all the figures come from the same Has/Tak factory in China. And thats where they get "shipped" from, not Japan. If the guys in Japan who had them "shipped" from China can charge retail, why cant the guys in China charge the same ? It's not like the figures being sold to Chinese retailers had to be "shipped" by boat or plane...

Import fees ? Rubbish....You ever been to a dollar store ? Everything is stamped "Made in China" (or Taiwan) It seems only Takara products somehow incur these mythical "shipping fees" which double the price to overseas buyers. Everything else from vases to wristwatches (and KO's) seem to make it overseas without the added price hike...

You start to notice the price hike when you compare the price of Takara deluxes to Takara voyager and leader figures. (BBTS prices and weights)

Takara deluxe $29.99 vs. Hasbro deluxe $16.99 (weight .55 pounds) $13 dollar difference

Takara voyager $44.99 vs. Hasbro Voyager $26.99 (weight 1.19 pounds) $18 dollar difference

Takara Leader $69.99 vs. Hasbro Leader $46.99 (weight 1.40 pounds) $23 dollar difference

The weight is hardly going up so why does the price keep going up ? Thats not shipping costs. Shipping costs are based on weight, and POL shipping brings down the costs greatly. So whats the price difference for if its not shipping ? It's a load of BS and everybody knows it.

So where can I buy a Takara figure for Hasbro (Miami) prices and have it shipped to Miami at a standard Fedex $7.99 shipping fee ? You seem to have the hook up, right ?


Rated X, you are hereby invited to visit this thread and take part in the discussion:

Toy Economics: Price Differences in different markets and the factors behind them.

I'll be waiting :)
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695508)
Posted by Cobotron on June 6th, 2015 @ 4:23pm CDT
Will, X, it would appear that you both possibly missed my post on the previous page. Or not. I don't know, but I would like to invite you both to revisit it just in case.
http://www.seibertron.com/energonpub/takara-tomy-transformers-adventure-line-tav-ted-misc--p1695406.php#p1695406

Although it seems the point may be moot now as X has conceded, but it is a good example of price on Japanese soil.


In an effort to maintain topic. It was brought up with Adams, that not all the TAV line have the game scan faction symbols. Looking at my photo from the above linked post it would appear that Roadblock and possibly Slug do not either. I wonder why? Is it simply because there is no room? Maybe they are not part of whatever app game they have in Japan?
What an interesting jumble of mismatched TFs this line is becoming.
I think it's hilarious and fantastic.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695509)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on June 6th, 2015 @ 4:28pm CDT
Cobotron wrote:In an effort to maintain topic. It was brought up with Adams, that not all the TAV line have the game scan faction symbols. Looking at my photo from the above linked post it would appear that Roadblock and possibly Slug do not either. I wonder why? Is it simply because there is no room? Maybe they are not part of whatever app game they have in Japan?
What an interesting jumble of mismatched TFs this line is becoming.
I think it's hilarious and fantastic.


Roadblock and Slug do have one, on the back of his scoop and the outside of the left arm, respectively. Adams' is quite well hidden, I'll have to see where it is...
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695513)
Posted by Cobotron on June 6th, 2015 @ 4:43pm CDT
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:
Cobotron wrote:In an effort to maintain topic. It was brought up with Adams, that not all the TAV line have the game scan faction symbols. Looking at my photo from the above linked post it would appear that Roadblock and possibly Slug do not either. I wonder why? Is it simply because there is no room? Maybe they are not part of whatever app game they have in Japan?
What an interesting jumble of mismatched TFs this line is becoming.
I think it's hilarious and fantastic.


Roadblock and Slug do have one, on the back of his scoop and the outside of the left arm, respectively. Adams' is quite well hidden, I'll have to see where it is...

Very interesting J. Has anyone seen the game the have over there?
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695522)
Posted by william-james88 on June 6th, 2015 @ 5:22pm CDT
Rated X wrote:
Well youre photos contridict what others have said on here in the past, not to mention my personal expierence which I mentioned earlier. Im not saying your guy is wrong, Im just saying I saw what I saw and I was there on Japanese soil.


So where can I buy a Takara figure for Hasbro (Miami) prices and have it shipped to Miami at a standard Fedex $7.99 shipping fee ? You seem to have the hook up, right ?


Well, to be fair, most people here were talking about what they know from online and there werent many brick and mortar store prices witnessed. There was yours, there was mine and there was Cobotron's :

Image

Image

You can see, his deluxe cost him 1890 yen in Japan, so 15.76$ US. So while what you saw was probably true, I am more inclined to base myself on the most recent evidence which are my insecticon pics and Cobotron's pics. And those prices are reflected in the online store I buy my takara stuff at.

Speaking of my hookup, below are links for 3 figures (either available or upcoming) for you to get an idea of what they have:

RID Warriors (TAV) Bumblebee for 14.97$ US

MP G2 Bumblebee for 31.92$ US

Leader Generations (Legends) Ultra Magnus for 44.98$ US

At prices like those, I dont bother with Hasbro unless there is a massive discount or I want a figure NOW ;)

The shipping is comparable. Kanrabat had 3 figures ship to him for 8$ US about, he picked the SAL option. I am not familiar with Fedex or their rates since I dont use it, they usually go through formal customs and make me pay more fees.

And you are right there is something screwey. These guys always sell these toys at 30% off the MSRP. And those discounted prices are the same prices seen in the insecticons pics and Cobotron's pics. So it seems that they keep a high MSRP for when selling to retailers (like selling to BBTS at 50% off MRSP) but for local sellers and japanese sellers, they are giving them a much reduced price that would probably be the same as Hasbro's for the same reasons you pointed out. What I mean is that while this site, Amiami, and brick and mortar sotres in japan might always sells these at a price like Hasbro's, they states a much higher price that no one japanese ever needs to pay for some reason. But amiami lets you buy them at the same price you'd pay in store, so we arent losing much. The only thing that sucks is that since so many of us are buying from them, their stuff sells out far more quickly than the other outlets charging way more for "reasons".
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695523)
Posted by no-one on June 6th, 2015 @ 5:49pm CDT
Cobotron wrote:
SillySpringer wrote:I actually have been tempted to get Cosmos, the original version of the generations mold. And maybe even Swerve.
You should go do that right now Silly. You won't be sorry.

I'll second that! Both are great molds.

Cosmos is a lot of fun and...

Dat stare
2015-06-06 17.51.12.jpg

Remind you of anyone?
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695527)
Posted by SW's SilverHammer on June 6th, 2015 @ 7:02pm CDT
carytheone wrote:
Cobotron wrote:
SillySpringer wrote:I actually have been tempted to get Cosmos, the original version of the generations mold. And maybe even Swerve.
You should go do that right now Silly. You won't be sorry.

I'll second that! Both are great molds.

Cosmos is a lot of fun and...

Dat stare
Image
Remind you of anyone?

That is the face of someone who has seen some shit. Can someone overlay TAV Cos-moss/Adams over some Vietnam footage.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695539)
Posted by fenrir72 on June 6th, 2015 @ 8:44pm CDT
william-james88 wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Well youre photos contridict what others have said on here in the past, not to mention my personal expierence which I mentioned earlier. Im not saying your guy is wrong, Im just saying I saw what I saw and I was there on Japanese soil.


So where can I buy a Takara figure for Hasbro (Miami) prices and have it shipped to Miami at a standard Fedex $7.99 shipping fee ? You seem to have the hook up, right ?


Well, to be fair, most people here were talking about what they know from online and there werent many brick and mortar store prices witnessed. There was yours, there was mine and there was Cobotron's :

Image

Image

You can see, his deluxe cost him 1890 yen in Japan, so 15.76$ US. So while what you saw was probably true, I am more inclined to base myself on the most recent evidence which are my insecticon pics and Cobotron's pics. And those prices are reflected in the online store I buy my takara stuff at.

Speaking of my hookup, below are links for 3 figures (either available or upcoming) for you to get an idea of what they have:

RID Warriors (TAV) Bumblebee for 14.97$ US

MP G2 Bumblebee for 31.92$ US

Leader Generations (Legends) Ultra Magnus for 44.98$ US

At prices like those, I dont bother with Hasbro unless there is a massive discount or I want a figure NOW ;)

The shipping is comparable. Kanrabat had 3 figures ship to him for 8$ US about, he picked the SAL option. I am not familiar with Fedex or their rates since I dont use it, they usually go through formal customs and make me pay more fees.

And you are right there is something screwey. These guys always sell these toys at 30% off the MSRP. And those discounted prices are the same prices seen in the insecticons pics and Cobotron's pics. So it seems that they keep a high MSRP for when selling to retailers (like selling to BBTS at 50% off MRSP) but for local sellers and japanese sellers, they are giving them a much reduced price that would probably be the same as Hasbro's for the same reasons you pointed out. What I mean is that while this site, Amiami, and brick and mortar sotres in japan might always sells these at a price like Hasbro's, they states a much higher price that no one japanese ever needs to pay for some reason. But amiami lets you buy them at the same price you'd pay in store, so we arent losing much. The only thing that sucks is that since so many of us are buying from them, their stuff sells out far more quickly than the other outlets charging way more for "reasons".


You IS talking to a one track mind brickwall friend!

I'd like to also add a clarification to the ignorant. Kanrabat also informed said subject of said issue about the existence of these Japanese online shops but said subject still refuses for reasons unfanthomable. :???:

Online stores like amiami or hobbysearch (I am not including hlj because they only recently started matching the former's prices at around 2 to 3 years ago and their inventory isn't as it was in their hayday)is that they have this agreement with the companies involved to buy in BULK and keep their overhead costs down. Just like in those WareHouse type megagroceries which are cheaper if you buy a box of Kelloggs over a small box. That's simple "capitalism".

Why'd I know? An Amiami contact of mine explained so. There were other details during our discourse that are................."private" :twisted: but the subject of keeping their online prices was discussed.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695641)
Posted by Rated X on June 7th, 2015 @ 10:18am CDT
william-james88 wrote:
Rated X wrote:
Well youre photos contridict what others have said on here in the past, not to mention my personal expierence which I mentioned earlier. Im not saying your guy is wrong, Im just saying I saw what I saw and I was there on Japanese soil.


So where can I buy a Takara figure for Hasbro (Miami) prices and have it shipped to Miami at a standard Fedex $7.99 shipping fee ? You seem to have the hook up, right ?


Well, to be fair, most people here were talking about what they know from online and there werent many brick and mortar store prices witnessed. There was yours, there was mine and there was Cobotron's :

Image

Image

You can see, his deluxe cost him 1890 yen in Japan, so 15.76$ US. So while what you saw was probably true, I am more inclined to base myself on the most recent evidence which are my insecticon pics and Cobotron's pics. And those prices are reflected in the online store I buy my takara stuff at.

Speaking of my hookup, below are links for 3 figures (either available or upcoming) for you to get an idea of what they have:

RID Warriors (TAV) Bumblebee for 14.97$ US

MP G2 Bumblebee for 31.92$ US

Leader Generations (Legends) Ultra Magnus for 44.98$ US

At prices like those, I dont bother with Hasbro unless there is a massive discount or I want a figure NOW ;)

The shipping is comparable. Kanrabat had 3 figures ship to him for 8$ US about, he picked the SAL option. I am not familiar with Fedex or their rates since I dont use it, they usually go through formal customs and make me pay more fees.

And you are right there is something screwey. These guys always sell these toys at 30% off the MSRP. And those discounted prices are the same prices seen in the insecticons pics and Cobotron's pics. So it seems that they keep a high MSRP for when selling to retailers (like selling to BBTS at 50% off MRSP) but for local sellers and japanese sellers, they are giving them a much reduced price that would probably be the same as Hasbro's for the same reasons you pointed out. What I mean is that while this site, Amiami, and brick and mortar sotres in japan might always sells these at a price like Hasbro's, they states a much higher price that no one japanese ever needs to pay for some reason. But amiami lets you buy them at the same price you'd pay in store, so we arent losing much. The only thing that sucks is that since so many of us are buying from them, their stuff sells out far more quickly than the other outlets charging way more for "reasons".

Thanks for the info. Im a little skeptical about using a site that requires conversions of currency, but I do believe Ill give it a shot in the future. At least theres some english on the website. But I would fear that if that site gets too big, the prices wont stay retail for long. Whatever "reasons" all other online retailers choose to mark up takara stuff, im sure Amiami will find out sooner or later that it works. Hopefully that never happens though. On the flip side, maybe they might ispire other retailers to offer competitive pricing. (Kind of like how metro pcs inspired boost mobile)
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695642)
Posted by Rated X on June 7th, 2015 @ 10:25am CDT
Cobotron wrote:
Rated X wrote:"Established" by who ?


By me. Right now.

A good friend of mine just got back from Tokyo yesterday. He was kind enough to do a little hunting for me in Akihabara.
Image

I was surprised that the prices are less that Takara's MSRP which, according to takaratomymall.jp is -
TAV deluxe 2700 yen
Q 1078 yen

Image

1980 yen = $15.76

And BTW, check out my sweet new TAV haul. :KREMZEEK: :KREMZEEK:

Awesome haul ! Im no yen expert and conversiin sites arent really an option now on my cell phone. How much did he pay for that Roadblock ? I paid $25.99 at bbts not counting shipping since I had a huge POL. Im curious as to the exact difference in price.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695643)
Posted by Cobotron on June 7th, 2015 @ 10:31am CDT
X,
I have four things on pre-order with Amiami. It's my first try with them. On pre-orders, they can't calculate shipping until the item comes in and they can weigh it. I've chosen the SAL small package option which, according to Fenrir and others is the most economical.

As soon as my first one ships, I'll give you the low down with facts and figures. ;)^
I'm in the US BTW.

Out of curiosity, when were you in Japan?
This is kind of a dawning of a new era. For as long as I've been collecting Japanese robots, their prices have never been this low or even this close to on par with US prices. It's actually kind of exciting.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695646)
Posted by Cobotron on June 7th, 2015 @ 10:35am CDT
Rated X wrote: How much did he pay for that Roadblock ? I paid $25.99 at bbts not counting shipping since I had a huge POL. Im curious as to the exact difference in price.

$15.76 US greenbacks. Of course there was no shipping because he brought it back with him on the plane. This price is right on par with Amiami.
I don't have these yet 'cause my buddy has to ship them from NY to me. Do you have your Roadblock? How do you like him?
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695712)
Posted by william-james88 on June 7th, 2015 @ 4:02pm CDT
Cobotron wrote:
Rated X wrote: How much did he pay for that Roadblock ? I paid $25.99 at bbts not counting shipping since I had a huge POL. Im curious as to the exact difference in price.

$15.76 US greenbacks. Of course there was no shipping because he brought it back with him on the plane. This price is right on par with Amiami.
I don't have these yet 'cause my buddy has to ship them from NY to me. Do you have your Roadblock? How do you like him?


This is fun. with all this talk of conversions, we are actually staying on TAV topic :) Cant wait till my amiami order ships at the end of the month, I will let you guys know my shipping costs. And X, if Amiami had more volume, I am certain every other site, especially BBTS would rework their pricing. The fact that all Amiami preorders sell out and that they rarely have stuff in stock and ready to ship gives BBTS the only advantage they have.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695756)
Posted by fenrir72 on June 7th, 2015 @ 6:21pm CDT
william-james88 wrote:
Cobotron wrote:
Rated X wrote: How much did he pay for that Roadblock ? I paid $25.99 at bbts not counting shipping since I had a huge POL. Im curious as to the exact difference in price.

$15.76 US greenbacks. Of course there was no shipping because he brought it back with him on the plane. This price is right on par with Amiami.
I don't have these yet 'cause my buddy has to ship them from NY to me. Do you have your Roadblock? How do you like him?


This is fun. with all this talk of conversions, we are actually staying on TAV topic :) Cant wait till my amiami order ships at the end of the month, I will let you guys know my shipping costs. And X, if Amiami had more volume, I am certain every other site, especially BBTS would rework their pricing. The fact that all Amiami preorders sell out and that they rarely have stuff in stock and ready to ship gives BBTS the only advantage they have.



To paraphrase Burn..........google it. Simply checking Amiami's site should give X all the info he needs. What's stopping him from checking out the site anyway? Regional ISP blocks? :roll:

Fyi, depending on the products but most often than not Amiami limits the sale to at least 3 units a figure. In cases of Bandai's SOC which are waaaaaaaaaaay overpriced (note sarcasm), sale are limited to 1 unit per customer.

As for prices in Japan being this low? Blame it on Shintaro Abe. He raised taxes too high that it's been killing business. Vendors need to do creative practices in order to survive.

As for Amiami and Hobbysearch inspiring other sites to drop their prices, well it already has happened with regards to hlj. The latter has dropped their prices as closed to the former as possible but their site and stock (the lack of it specifically) contents have never been the same since.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695768)
Posted by Mr_Autobot411 on June 7th, 2015 @ 7:25pm CDT
crap, the figures, esp the show.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695770)
Posted by -Kanrabat- on June 7th, 2015 @ 7:33pm CDT
Mr_Autobot411 wrote:crap, the figures, esp the show.


How can you be taken seriously when you "speak" like a broken robot?
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695776)
Posted by fenrir72 on June 7th, 2015 @ 8:16pm CDT
Mr_Autobot411 wrote:crap, the figures, esp the show.


As K mentioned. What was craptastic anyway? For the figures and the designs, vehicles are okay imho but the stylized TFA faces does turn me off. Not all the figs in the toyline are "crap" as other not AdV figs are also in the line......Adams and the Insectrons for example.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695777)
Posted by shajaki on June 7th, 2015 @ 8:19pm CDT
Mr_Autobot411 wrote:crap, the figures, esp the show.
Thanks for the insightful input. >:oP
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695781)
Posted by fenrir72 on June 7th, 2015 @ 8:47pm CDT
https://twitter.com/TFYUKI

Image

Adams doing a Trekkie 8-}
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695782)
Posted by Cobotron on June 7th, 2015 @ 8:48pm CDT
Thats awesome.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695789)
Posted by william-james88 on June 7th, 2015 @ 9:03pm CDT
fenrir72 wrote:
Mr_Autobot411 wrote:crap, the figures, esp the show.


As K mentioned. What was craptastic anyway? For the figures and the designs, vehicles are okay imho but the stylized TFA faces does turn me off. Not all the figs in the toyline are "crap" as other not AdV figs are also in the line......Adams and the Insectrons for example.


Come on man, don't feed the trolls ;)

And anyways, I remember the last time someone said a line sucked. It was AOE. And now, well, has anyone tried to get a Scorn from E-bay?!
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695792)
Posted by Wolfman Jake on June 7th, 2015 @ 9:23pm CDT
fenrir72 wrote:https://twitter.com/TFYUKI

Image

Adams doing a Trekkie 8-}


So, that makes Cosmos' head the main bridge? Also, looks like Ten-Forward gets a fantastic view of his forward photon torpedo launchers.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695806)
Posted by fenrir72 on June 7th, 2015 @ 9:54pm CDT
william-james88 wrote:
fenrir72 wrote:
Mr_Autobot411 wrote:crap, the figures, esp the show.


As K mentioned. What was craptastic anyway? For the figures and the designs, vehicles are okay imho but the stylized TFA faces does turn me off. Not all the figs in the toyline are "crap" as other not AdV figs are also in the line......Adams and the Insectrons for example.


Come on man, don't feed the trolls ;)

And anyways, I remember the last time someone said a line sucked. It was AOE. And now, well, has anyone tried to get a Scorn from E-bay?!


:P Always been consistent with my dislike of the TFA chintastic artstyle but I'd grant that the line's figures are all amazing carbon copies of the animated characters themselves. That's no feat to sneeze at.

But generalizing the entire batch? Wished people stop with the broad "generalization" without actually knowing what they're talking about. If a particular genre of TF release that is not to my liking, I just avoid the subject per se as I follow the adage..."you have nothing nice to say..........don't say anything then" :grin:
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695819)
Posted by Cobotron on June 7th, 2015 @ 10:18pm CDT
Words to live by fen. Words to live by.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695853)
Posted by Wolfman Jake on June 8th, 2015 @ 1:26am CDT
Well, I had a pretty good haul of CW Generations, Takara Legends, and TAV figures over the weekend. I thought I might share a few pictures to entice any buyers still on the fence about a few figures. First is "Bloody" Knockout with a few touch ups as a "Prime"/Aligned version of Bluestreak.

Image

Next is a group shot of the Insecticons Bombshell and Shrapnel (with G1 Kickback tagging along). I removed the scanner code stickers and put on some more traditional Decepticon insignias. These will be going on my "Classics" shelf. I've got another pair with their TAV stickers still on for my "Prime"/Aligned display.

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Despite the molded circular indents Takara added to the Insecticons, I think they look great and perfectly suitable with the replacement stickers.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695861)
Posted by fenrir72 on June 8th, 2015 @ 2:14am CDT
Wolfman Jake wrote:Well, I had a pretty good haul of CW Generations, Takara Legends, and TAV figures over the weekend. I thought I might share a few pictures to entice any buyers still on the fence about a few figures. First is "Bloody" Knockout with a few touch ups as a "Prime"/Aligned version of Bluestreak.

Image

Next is a group shot of the Insecticons Bombshell and Shrapnel (with G1 Kickback tagging along). I removed the scanner code stickers and put on some more traditional Decepticon insignias. These will be going on my "Classics" shelf. I've got another pair with their TAV stickers still on for my "Prime"/Aligned display.

Image

Despite the molded circular indents Takara added to the Insecticons, I think they look great and perfectly suitable with the replacement stickers.


From MN and you already got yours? (The Insectrons I mean).........lucky lucky lucky.
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695864)
Posted by Wolfman Jake on June 8th, 2015 @ 2:27am CDT
I ordered from TFSource, which is literally just 20 minutes north of my apartment by car. It also helps to get free 1-day shipping with a stack order over $150. :)
Re: In-Hand Images - Takara Tomy Transformers Adventure TAV 18 Drift, plus Comparison (1695866)
Posted by fenrir72 on June 8th, 2015 @ 2:36am CDT
Wolfman Jake wrote:I ordered from TFSource, which is literally just 20 minutes north of my apartment by car. It also helps to get free 1-day shipping with a stack order over $150. :)


Ahh? You buy in bulk. The POL principle eh? Too bad my Japan source only allows combining orderes if the release falls on the same month.

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