Kids Logic G1 Mecha Nations MN08 Devastator and Constructicons

devastatingly cute

That thing is effin adorable.

Hate to see price for it

Pre-orders have already started for both Devastator sets locally with the following initial prices:

1. Combined mode - Php 6,700 = $149
2. Individual modes - Php 4,500 = $99

Gray prototype pics. Pics c/o King Del Mundo on FB

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devy2 by Rye Saldivar, on Flickr

Back
devy3 by Rye Saldivar, on Flickr

So close, and so far from Legion class...

KidsLogic just updated their Facebook page with new images of their Kids Logic Mecha Nation MN010 Thundercracker and MN009 Skywarp! They will have these available at the Hong Kong Toy Soul 2015 convention from December 18th-20th. MN010 Thundercracker and MN009 Skywarp are both the recolors of their Starscream and will cost around $100 USD. Check out the Images below and remember keep your optics tuned to Seibertron.com for the latest in news and updates!

Kids Logic were on hand during Toy Fair 2016 with their Mecha Nations Devastator and individual Constructicons in the display cases. For those unaware, these are non-transformable PVC figures. The Constructicons stand about 3.5 inches while Devastator is 8 inches and have light-up features.

After the previous post directly from the floor of Toy Fair 2016, Seibertron.com is now also able to bring you a full gallery of the Kids Logic G1 Mecha Nations Devastator, in its tiny, superdeformed glory! Also included is a fuller look at the Comicave highly poseable Transformers figures, both of which were on display at the Bluefin booth in the Javits centre during the event. Click on any of the images below to view the gallery.

After Toy Fair 2016, we've heard not that much from Kids Logic, and their Mecha Nations Super Deformed action figures. However, we now have an exclusive first in-hand look at the MN-08 Devastator set, which includes electronics, visor switches, adorable angriness and overall greenness. Check out our video review below - and stay tuned for an update, featuring full gallery for both the combiner and the 3-inch Mini-Figures Constructicon team members Hook, Scrapper, Long Haul, Bonecrusher, Scavenger and Mixmaster.

Kids Logic G1 Super Deformed figures - We've brought you images from various toy fairs and events, we brought you a full video review of Mecha Nations MN08 Devastator, we told you we'd bring you a gallery update too; so here we go!

Clicking on any of the images below will take you to the full galleries for both the MN08 combiner and the 3-inch Kids Nation Mini-Figures TF04 Constructicon team members Hook, Scrapper, Long Haul, Bonecrusher, Scavenger and Mixmaster. Take a browse, check out the video review again, embedded below, and prepare yourselves for devastation... and for the 4000th gallery on Seibertron.com! What do you think will be the big milestone figure..?

Kids Logic Devastator
















Kids Logic Scrapper




Kids Logic Hook




Kids Logic Longhaul




Kids Logic Mixmaster




Kids Logic Bonecrusher




Kids Logic Scavenger

I love his roaring face. It's adorable with the proportions. It might actually work pretty well on CW Devy.

The wonderful lot over at Kids Logic have been generous enough to send Seibertron.com another of their Mecha Nation super deformed figures to review and handle - after Devastator from last time - and we have prepared both a video review and a full gallery for your viewing pleasure!

We jump straight back into the movieverse, or cinematic universe, with MN-11 Age of Extinction Grimlock plus Optimus Prime, a set which replicates one of the iconic scenes from the fourth live-action movie by Michael Bay and Paramount, as the leader of the Autobots rides the dinobot into battle. Both are deformed in proportions, and in equal parts adorable and terrifiying. Click on any of the images for the full gallery and check out the video review below!



Kids Logic Grimlock (115 images) - Mecha Nations Action Figure, Super Deformed














Kids Logic Optimus Prime (62 images) - Mecha Nations Action Figure, Super Deformed

Now that's a good lookin Grimlock. It's a super aggressive design. How much is release going for?

MGrotusque wrote:Now that's a good lookin Grimlock. It's a super aggressive design. How much is release going for?

I think it's around $150 plus shipping from Asia. It's a huge box so it'll have to go Express which puts it over $200 when everything is said and done. Or you can get it from US online retailers for $200.