New Galleries: Transformers Prime Arms Micron AM-30 Rumble and AM-31 Frenzy
Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013 12:13AM CDT
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Seibertron wrote:While I was working on the galleries for Rumble and Frenzy, it occurred to me that there was a simple foot swap mod that anyone can easily do. The mod requires simply swapping the left foot with the right foot. It makes both figures have another difference from Hasbro's TFP Rumble and gets rid of that nasty looking pointed feet that just doesn't go well with a G1 Rumble and Frenzy homage whereas the squared off look appears almost like this was a planned part swap at some point. The figures transform just fine after the swap.
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Posted by welcometothedarksyde on April 2nd, 2013 @ 12:43am CDT
Posted by Sabrblade on April 2nd, 2013 @ 1:02am CDT
Funny how Frenzy's bio notes how he gets enraged off by folks mistaking him for Rumble (as a nod to Hasbro's Rumble being blue).
Posted by Seibertron on April 2nd, 2013 @ 1:47am CDT
Sabrblade wrote:They look real nice.
Funny how Frenzy's bio notes how he gets enraged off by folks mistaking him for Rumble (as a nod to Hasbro's Rumble being blue).
Frenzy is blue and Rumble is red in my book. The original toys were that way and the Japanese version of G1 (Super Robot Lifeform Transformers) had them correctly named as well. Everything else, including the US cartoon and anything that follows is just a continued screw-up.
US cartoon blue Rumble will always be Rumble to me even though I know his toy is reversed and that the cartoon is incorrect. It just works better that way since Rumble's got his piledrivers for "rumbling".
This could all be rectified by a simple fictional explanation that says that Rumble and Frenzy can switch colors to confuse the enemy or something silly.
Kudos to Takara for sticking to their guns on this release.
Posted by Evil Eye on April 2nd, 2013 @ 8:21am CDT
Posted by Sabrblade on April 2nd, 2013 @ 9:38am CDT
My brain is trying to make sense of this, but it's difficult.Seibertron wrote:Frenzy is red and Rumble is blue in my book. The original toys were that way and the Japanese version of G1 (Super Robot Lifeform Transformers) had them correctly named as well. Everything else, including the US cartoon and anything that follows is just a continued screw-up.
The first sentence looks okay, as it implies you prefer the cartoon's FIRRIB choice.
The second sentence, however, looks like your saying that the original toys and Japanese version also used FIRRIB like the cartoon, when they used RIRFIB instead.
The third sentence looks like you disapprove of the cartoon's use and any other use of FIRRIB, which contradicts the first sentence's liking FIRRIB.
I can tell that you are trying to make a very passionate and intelligent point here, but it's a bit lost in the confusion of this paragraph.
Posted by Noideaforaname on April 2nd, 2013 @ 10:29am CDT
I prefer the "super robot anime" styling Hasbro's... blue guy has to the more overtly G1-but-in-Prime's-aesthetic Takara's pair have, but I really like the color scheme of... the red one (I'm a sucker for red+black+gold).
I wonder if Hasbro will ever release a... the red one. A prototype briefly appeared on TFW (and evidently taken down because Hasbro reported it as stolen), but they don't seem to have plans for one in BH, and obviously PRiD is done. Hopefully one day it gets released.
Posted by Sodan-1 on April 2nd, 2013 @ 10:35am CDT
And good eye on the foot mod. Makes a world of difference.
Posted by Seibertron on April 2nd, 2013 @ 11:02am CDT
Sabrblade wrote:My brain is trying to make sense of this, but it's difficult.Seibertron wrote:Frenzy is red and Rumble is blue in my book. The original toys were that way and the Japanese version of G1 (Super Robot Lifeform Transformers) had them correctly named as well. Everything else, including the US cartoon and anything that follows is just a continued screw-up.
The first sentence looks okay, as it implies you prefer the cartoon's FIRRIB choice.
The second sentence, however, looks like your saying that the original toys and Japanese version also used FIRRIB like the cartoon, when they used RIRFIB instead.
The third sentence looks like you disapprove of the cartoon's use and any other use of FIRRIB, which contradicts the first sentence's liking FIRRIB.
I can tell that you are trying to make a very passionate and intelligent point here, but it's a bit lost in the confusion of this paragraph.
Sorry ... wrote that right before bed. Meant to say "Frenzy is blue and Rumble is red in my book". I corrected my original post. Now everything I wrote should make sense.
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on April 2nd, 2013 @ 11:04am CDT
And before anyone asks, the ideal solution for the RiRFiB debate (silly as it is), is this: RiBFiB
Posted by Seibertron on April 2nd, 2013 @ 11:05am CDT
Sodan-1 wrote:Dammit. I was hoping I could get away with not ordering these, but once again Seibertron's galleries come to Takara's rescue. They look very awesome together, all stickered up.
And good eye on the foot mod. Makes a world of difference.
Thanks!
I was surprised to see that the foot mod didn't seem to be well known or hadn't been discovered yet. Just gives them feet that look far more traditional and appropriate for these characters and let's them stand out from Hasbro's Rumble.
Posted by Optimum Supreme on April 2nd, 2013 @ 4:01pm CDT
Seibertron wrote:Sabrblade wrote:They look real nice.
Funny how Frenzy's bio notes how he gets enraged off by folks mistaking him for Rumble (as a nod to Hasbro's Rumble being blue).
Frenzy is blue and Rumble is red in my book. The original toys were that way and the Japanese version of G1 (Super Robot Lifeform Transformers) had them correctly named as well. Everything else, including the US cartoon and anything that follows is just a continued screw-up.
US cartoon blue Rumble will always be Rumble to me even though I know his toy is reversed and that the cartoon is incorrect. It just works better that way since Rumble's got his piledrivers for "rumbling".
This could all be rectified by a simple fictional explanation that says that Rumble and Frenzy can switch colors to confuse the enemy or something silly.
Kudos to Takara for sticking to their guns on this release.
I only have the Hasbro one, but despite the name on the box I constantly call it Frenzy. It's like ingrained in my brain that FIB.
Posted by tfcrafter on April 2nd, 2013 @ 6:31pm CDT
Posted by Seibertron on April 2nd, 2013 @ 6:36pm CDT
tfcrafter wrote:Even before I read all the comments, I knew this article would be yet another platform for the FIRRIB/FIBRIR deabte.
It's fun reading everyone's interpretations. Rumble is red, Frenzy is blue is my thing, but it's interesting to read other explanations for the opposite train of thought.
Posted by RAcast on April 2nd, 2013 @ 8:10pm CDT
Posted by El Duque on April 2nd, 2013 @ 11:23pm CDT
Seibertron wrote:tfcrafter wrote:Even before I read all the comments, I knew this article would be yet another platform for the FIRRIB/FIBRIR deabte.
It's fun reading everyone's interpretations. Rumble is red, Frenzy is blue is my thing, but it's interesting to read other explanations for the opposite train of thought.
I think the fact that Takara just released these guys as Masterpiece figures and labeled them as Rumble being red and Frenzy being blue should end the debate. These are supposed to be the definitive G1 interpretations of these guys after all.
Posted by Sabrblade on April 2nd, 2013 @ 11:29pm CDT
LOL, mo worries, man.Seibertron wrote:Sorry ... wrote that right before bed. Meant to say "Frenzy is blue and Rumble is red in my book". I corrected my original post. Now everything I wrote should make sense.
Re:The FIRRIB vs. RIRFIB discussion - As for my stance, I was originally strictly FIRRIB since the cartoon was the first I had ever seen of these two characters and I followed just that story for a good long while. But, over time, I grew to just accept whatever coloring used by each medium as the correct one for that version.
Like, in the cartoon, it is correct to say that Rumble is the blue/purple one. But in the Marvel comics, it is correct to say that he is the black/red one. Same with the toys, the Japanese version, the Dreamwave comics, the IDW comics etc.
Whatever colors they go with, I say it's fair to call those the right colors for the characters in just that version, as there sadly is no universally correct answer to this. Sure, this would have all been easier had the cartoon not made the switch, but it's what we're stuck with.
Posted by Sabrblade on April 2nd, 2013 @ 11:35pm CDT
But Takara was just following what they've always done in that case. Rumble and Frenzy have never had the their colors swapped in the Japanese media, so Japan has always been RIRFIB from the beginning.El Duque wrote:Seibertron wrote:tfcrafter wrote:Even before I read all the comments, I knew this article would be yet another platform for the FIRRIB/FIBRIR deabte.
It's fun reading everyone's interpretations. Rumble is red, Frenzy is blue is my thing, but it's interesting to read other explanations for the opposite train of thought.
I think the fact that Takara just released these guys as Masterpiece figures and labeled them as Rumble being red and Frenzy being blue should end the debate. These are supposed to be the definitive G1 interpretations of these guys after all.
Hasbro, however, has been moving more towards FIRRIB lately ever since their canceled Reveal the Shield Scout class Demolition Rumble figure being blue/purple. Once Hasbro's American release of Masterpiece Soundwave comes out, the names of the Rumble and Frenzy MP toys may be switched around from how Takara named them, especially since how the MP toys are very show-accurate and the American version of the cartoon used FIRRIB.
Posted by Arctorro on April 3rd, 2013 @ 12:53am CDT
I couldn't disagree more. As you say, these are based on the cartoon after all and in the cartoon FIRRIB, so that is what I personally will be going with regardless of what name is on the packaging. I only read the comics a few years ago and didn't really enjoy them, so the cartoon from my childhood is what I base it onEl Duque wrote:Seibertron wrote:tfcrafter wrote:Even before I read all the comments, I knew this article would be yet another platform for the FIRRIB/FIBRIR deabte.
It's fun reading everyone's interpretations. Rumble is red, Frenzy is blue is my thing, but it's interesting to read other explanations for the opposite train of thought.
I think the fact that Takara just released these guys as Masterpiece figures and labeled them as Rumble being red and Frenzy being blue should end the debate. These are supposed to be the definitive G1 interpretations of these guys after all.
Posted by Seibertron on April 3rd, 2013 @ 12:57am CDT
Arctorro wrote:I couldn't disagree more. As you say, these are based on the cartoon after all and in the cartoon FIRRIB, so that is what I personally will be going with regardless of what name is on the packaging. I only read the comics a few years ago and didn't really enjoy them, so the cartoon from my childhood is what I base it onEl Duque wrote:Seibertron wrote:tfcrafter wrote:Even before I read all the comments, I knew this article would be yet another platform for the FIRRIB/FIBRIR deabte.
It's fun reading everyone's interpretations. Rumble is red, Frenzy is blue is my thing, but it's interesting to read other explanations for the opposite train of thought.
I think the fact that Takara just released these guys as Masterpiece figures and labeled them as Rumble being red and Frenzy being blue should end the debate. These are supposed to be the definitive G1 interpretations of these guys after all.
Except in Japan, they got the names "right" with the G1 cartoon to match the toy releases. The main blue cassette Decepticon is called Frenzy in the Japanese version of th G1 cartoon. So, going with that, Takara's consistency should speak volumes over Hasbro's inconsistencies.
Posted by Arctorro on April 3rd, 2013 @ 1:36am CDT
Seibertron wrote:Arctorro wrote:I couldn't disagree more. As you say, these are based on the cartoon after all and in the cartoon FIRRIB, so that is what I personally will be going with regardless of what name is on the packaging. I only read the comics a few years ago and didn't really enjoy them, so the cartoon from my childhood is what I base it onEl Duque wrote:Seibertron wrote:tfcrafter wrote:Even before I read all the comments, I knew this article would be yet another platform for the FIRRIB/FIBRIR deabte.
It's fun reading everyone's interpretations. Rumble is red, Frenzy is blue is my thing, but it's interesting to read other explanations for the opposite train of thought.
I think the fact that Takara just released these guys as Masterpiece figures and labeled them as Rumble being red and Frenzy being blue should end the debate. These are supposed to be the definitive G1 interpretations of these guys after all.
Except in Japan, they got the names "right" with the G1 cartoon to match the toy releases. The main blue cassette Decepticon is called Frenzy in the Japanese version of th G1 cartoon. So, going with that, Takara's consistency should speak volumes over Hasbro's inconsistencies.
Hasbro is nothing if not inconsistent, doesn't change anything though. I grew up with FIRRIB and that is something that can't be changed. I couldn't care less what Takara called these guys. I don't speak or read Japanese and haven't seen there version of the G1 cartoon, so the U.S. version is what I go by. That means, for me, Rumble will always be purple and blue and Frenzy will always be red and black.
Posted by Seibertron on April 3rd, 2013 @ 2:21am CDT
Arctorro wrote:Seibertron wrote:Arctorro wrote:I couldn't disagree more. As you say, these are based on the cartoon after all and in the cartoon FIRRIB, so that is what I personally will be going with regardless of what name is on the packaging. I only read the comics a few years ago and didn't really enjoy them, so the cartoon from my childhood is what I base it onEl Duque wrote:Seibertron wrote:tfcrafter wrote:Even before I read all the comments, I knew this article would be yet another platform for the FIRRIB/FIBRIR deabte.
It's fun reading everyone's interpretations. Rumble is red, Frenzy is blue is my thing, but it's interesting to read other explanations for the opposite train of thought.
I think the fact that Takara just released these guys as Masterpiece figures and labeled them as Rumble being red and Frenzy being blue should end the debate. These are supposed to be the definitive G1 interpretations of these guys after all.
Except in Japan, they got the names "right" with the G1 cartoon to match the toy releases. The main blue cassette Decepticon is called Frenzy in the Japanese version of th G1 cartoon. So, going with that, Takara's consistency should speak volumes over Hasbro's inconsistencies.
Hasbro is nothing if not inconsistent, doesn't change anything though. I grew up with FIRRIB and that is something that can't be changed. I couldn't care less what Takara called these guys. I don't speak or read Japanese and haven't seen there version of the G1 cartoon, so the U.S. version is what I go by. That means, for me, Rumble will always be purple and blue and Frenzy will always be red and black.
Except in the US, even the G1 toys were Rumble is red and Frenzy is blue. It was the cartoon that got it wrong but that's what everyone remembers unfortunately.
Posted by Arctorro on April 3rd, 2013 @ 3:36am CDT
Again, don't care As I've been saying, I'm going by the tv show because that's what I grew up with.Seibertron wrote:Arctorro wrote:Hasbro is nothing if not inconsistent, doesn't change anything though. I grew up with FIRRIB and that is something that can't be changed. I couldn't care less what Takara called these guys. I don't speak or read Japanese and haven't seen there version of the G1 cartoon, so the U.S. version is what I go by. That means, for me, Rumble will always be purple and blue and Frenzy will always be red and black.
Except in the US, even the G1 toys were Rumble is red and Frenzy is blue. It was the cartoon that got it wrong but that's what everyone remembers unfortunately.
I'm definitely no expert, but aren't Hasbro sticking with FIRRIB these days?
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on April 3rd, 2013 @ 5:46am CDT
Arctorro wrote:Again, don't care As I've been saying, I'm going by the tv show because that's what I grew up with.Seibertron wrote:Arctorro wrote:Hasbro is nothing if not inconsistent, doesn't change anything though. I grew up with FIRRIB and that is something that can't be changed. I couldn't care less what Takara called these guys. I don't speak or read Japanese and haven't seen there version of the G1 cartoon, so the U.S. version is what I go by. That means, for me, Rumble will always be purple and blue and Frenzy will always be red and black.
Except in the US, even the G1 toys were Rumble is red and Frenzy is blue. It was the cartoon that got it wrong but that's what everyone remembers unfortunately.
I'm definitely no expert, but aren't Hasbro sticking with FIRRIB these days?
The moral of the story is: sentimentality and nostalgia trump rational facts. Every. Single. Time.
Posted by Arctorro on April 3rd, 2013 @ 6:00am CDT
Oh hell yes!JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Arctorro wrote:Again, don't care As I've been saying, I'm going by the tv show because that's what I grew up with.Seibertron wrote:Arctorro wrote:Hasbro is nothing if not inconsistent, doesn't change anything though. I grew up with FIRRIB and that is something that can't be changed. I couldn't care less what Takara called these guys. I don't speak or read Japanese and haven't seen there version of the G1 cartoon, so the U.S. version is what I go by. That means, for me, Rumble will always be purple and blue and Frenzy will always be red and black.
Except in the US, even the G1 toys were Rumble is red and Frenzy is blue. It was the cartoon that got it wrong but that's what everyone remembers unfortunately.
I'm definitely no expert, but aren't Hasbro sticking with FIRRIB these days?
The moral of the story is: sentimentality and nostalgia trump rational facts. Every. Single. Time.
Rationality, facts, logic... These are things that never work with me
Posted by Sabrblade on April 3rd, 2013 @ 8:51am CDT
Except that their version came after ours. Their toys were RIRFIB because Hasbro's originally were, and the Japanese cartoon dub made the switch to their names to avoid the same confusion in the West. But nowadays, Hasbro's been leaning more towards FIRRIB with all of their current Rumble toys being blue and their Frenzy toys being red. It's very possible that the Hasbro MP Soundwave release could have Rumble and Frenzy named in a FIRRIB manner to reflect their current viewpoint.Seibertron wrote:Except in Japan, they got the names "right" with the G1 cartoon to match the toy releases. The main blue cassette Decepticon is called Frenzy in the Japanese version of th G1 cartoon. So, going with that, Takara's consistency should speak volumes over Hasbro's inconsistencies.
Plus, the characters were created and owned by Hasbro originally, so shouldn't they have the final say for who's who in the English version?
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Then again, I'm probably thinking much differently about this than most since I don't see the Japanese character counterparts as being the same exact individuals as their English-speaking counterparts. For instance, while I do recognize Optimus Prime and Convoy as being two versions of the same basic character concept, I don't see them as being the exact same person. Like, while Optimus Prime lived on through the events of "The Rebirth", Convoy instead perished in the beginning acts of "The Headmasters".
So I guess for me, it's fine for Japanese Rumble and Japanese Frenzy to be RIRFIB, as, to me, it doesn't necessarily affect whatever colors American Rumble and American Frenzy are.
Posted by Seibertron on April 3rd, 2013 @ 9:15am CDT
Posted by Mkall on April 3rd, 2013 @ 12:14pm CDT
Seibertron wrote:Note to IDW: Please come up with some fiction that explains these two color swapping Decepticon brothers! Thanks.
Wasn't there a quip in Dreamwave's comics where one character asked "Which one is which?"
The response went along the lines of "Don't ask me, they can't keep it straight either"
Posted by El Duque on April 3rd, 2013 @ 1:28pm CDT
Arms Micron Ironhide
Arms Micron Iro
Posted by Sabrblade on April 3rd, 2013 @ 6:33pm CDT
Posted by DevastaTTor on April 3rd, 2013 @ 9:00pm CDT
Posted by Evil Eye on April 4th, 2013 @ 4:31am CDT
Posted by Sinnertwin on April 4th, 2013 @ 5:39am CDT
Posted by Sabrblade on April 4th, 2013 @ 9:29am CDT
ROTF Rumble:Delta Magnus wrote:Of course, we all know that the truth is that Frenzy is silver and Rumble doesn't exist.
Posted by Seibertron on April 4th, 2013 @ 10:55am CDT
Sinnertwin wrote:Another FIRRIB RIRFIB conversation. Awesome. Because preaching to the converted is really going to change their opinion after all this time.
I think everyone's doing alright in this discussion. No hard feelings here!
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Heck, I'm even a flip-flopper on the issue. I used to be on the FIRRIB boat long ago before I changed to FIBRIR way of thinking.
Posted by Sabrblade on April 4th, 2013 @ 11:01am CDT
"Frenzy is red in some continuities and blue in others, Rumble is blue in some continuities and red in others"
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on April 4th, 2013 @ 11:21am CDT
Sabrblade wrote:I'm on neither FIRRIB nor RIRFIB anyway. I'm on the side of FIRISCABIORIBISCARIO.
"Frenzy is red in some continuities and blue in others, Rumble is blue in some continuities and red in others"
Too complicated. I'm of the FIBRIBEIR persuasion: Frenzy is Black/Blue, Rumble is Black/Blue, Enemy is Red
Posted by ScottyP on April 5th, 2013 @ 9:10am CDT
Posted by El Duque on May 19th, 2013 @ 7:16pm CDT
Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Skystalker
Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Dreadwing
Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Ratchet
Posted by Noideaforaname on May 19th, 2013 @ 7:28pm CDT
Posted by Mindmaster on May 19th, 2013 @ 7:34pm CDT
Might get Dreadwing, only for the sake of getting Dreadwing in toy form. Y'know, since he never even made one appearance at any of my local retailers.
Ratchet... that orange sherbert and weapon just doesn't work on him. Great, now I want orange sherbert.
I notice that Grimwing is on the site's banner. Does that mean we're getting galleries of him and Ultra Magnus too?
Posted by RAcast on May 19th, 2013 @ 7:46pm CDT
Mindmaster wrote:Ratchet... that orange sherbert and weapon just doesn't work on him. Great, now I want orange sherbert.
As much as I don't want to defend that AWFUL retool, look at the drill...now paint most of it gold. They missed a prime chance at another Gurren Lagann homage with that one.
Posted by Sabrblade on May 19th, 2013 @ 7:48pm CDT
Instead, we get two Beast Wars Dinobot homages in one (regular Dinobot and Transmetal 2 Dinobot).RAcast wrote:Mindmaster wrote:Ratchet... that orange sherbert and weapon just doesn't work on him. Great, now I want orange sherbert.
As much as I don't want to defend that AWFUL retool, look at the drill...now paint most of it gold. They missed a prime chance at another Gurren Lagann homage with that one.
Posted by Mindmaster on May 19th, 2013 @ 7:54pm CDT
Sabrblade wrote:Instead, we get two Beast Wars Dinobot homages in one (regular Dinobot and Transmetal 2 Dinobot).RAcast wrote:Mindmaster wrote:Ratchet... that orange sherbert and weapon just doesn't work on him. Great, now I want orange sherbert.
As much as I don't want to defend that AWFUL retool, look at the drill...now paint most of it gold. They missed a prime chance at another Gurren Lagann homage with that one.
The weapon (regular Beast Wars Dinobot) and the head (Beast Wars Dinobot II), if there's no one who gets it.
I noticed, just didn't feel like pointing out.
As I look at Ratchet more and more, this thought comes to me: you know what he really looks like to me?
Not sure why the first Ratchet mold doesn't remind me of Team Fortress 2's the Medic, but Beast Hunters does.
Posted by RAcast on May 19th, 2013 @ 7:58pm CDT
Mindmaster wrote:Sabrblade wrote:Instead, we get two Beast Wars Dinobot homages in one (regular Dinobot and Transmetal 2 Dinobot).RAcast wrote:Mindmaster wrote:Ratchet... that orange sherbert and weapon just doesn't work on him. Great, now I want orange sherbert.
As much as I don't want to defend that AWFUL retool, look at the drill...now paint most of it gold. They missed a prime chance at another Gurren Lagann homage with that one.
The weapon (regular Beast Wars Dinobot) and the head (Beast Wars Dinobot II), if there's no one who gets it.
I noticed, just didn't feel like pointing out.
As I look at Ratchet more and more, this thought comes to me: you know what he really looks like to me?
Not sure why the first Ratchet mold doesn't remind me of Team Fortress 2's the Medic, but Beast Hunters does.
The homage could have been done REALLY well, it truly could have. But instead of making the character Dinobot/II, they tried to make it...RatchetBot one-and-a-half.
Posted by proximus on May 19th, 2013 @ 8:30pm CDT
Posted by xyl360 on May 19th, 2013 @ 9:00pm CDT
Posted by Seibertron on May 19th, 2013 @ 9:11pm CDT
Sabrblade wrote:Instead, we get two Beast Wars Dinobot homages in one (regular Dinobot and Transmetal 2 Dinobot).RAcast wrote:Mindmaster wrote:Ratchet... that orange sherbert and weapon just doesn't work on him. Great, now I want orange sherbert.
As much as I don't want to defend that AWFUL retool, look at the drill...now paint most of it gold. They missed a prime chance at another Gurren Lagann homage with that one.
Not to mention the Beast Machines Silverbolt nods with Dreadwing. Here's hoping to some fun repaints later down the road.
Posted by Sabrblade on May 19th, 2013 @ 9:14pm CDT
Didn't know that one.Seibertron wrote:Not to mention the Beast Machines Silverbolt nods with Dreadwing.
Posted by Seibertron on May 19th, 2013 @ 9:14pm CDT
xyl360 wrote:No side-by-side pics with Beast Wars Dinobot in the galleries ?
Unfortunately no. I'm unable to do all of the homages and comparison pics while I'm behind on galleries right now. Now that I've got the latest Beast Hunters galleries all set, I'll move onto the latest Beast Hunters Cyberverse galleries next (most notably Abominus!) as well as finishing up TFP RID Dreadwing, Skyquake, Ultra Magnus, AM Ultra Magnus, Thundertron, Leo Prime, Cyberverse Ultra Magnus and Cyberverse Skyquake.
Plus I've got the Beast Wars Dinobots in my storage unit at the moment.
Posted by Seibertron on May 19th, 2013 @ 9:19pm CDT