Representing Cybertronic Spree With Toys

[Dan]

I made a group photo of the Cybertronic Spree using my somewhat limited collection: https://www.flickr.com/photos/72515521@N00/51329058061/in/album-72157673654823481/

Does arranging and photographing toys count as creative or should I also make some card-paper instruments?

Can you do better? I bet you can! :)

[mikeyc7m]

hahaha that's a cool idea, the band is awesome
maybe find them some instruments?

[Dan]

It would be easier for me to make a few from card-paper. If I did, however, I can see myself changing the band some more, like changing keyboards to keytars, or giving the Quintesson five horns to blow. :)

[Paulbot]

Cybertronic Spree actually remind me of Super7's Transformers reAction figures. Those are what I'd use, but you're doing well with your collection.

There are some official Transformer toy musical instruments: Ratbat and Laserbeak from Animated both of whom used for the only offical Transformers toy band - the Knights of Unicron (https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Knights_of_Unicron_(band)).

[Dan]

Cybertronic Spree actually remind me of Super7's Transformers reAction figures. Those are what I'd use, but you're doing well with your collection.

I guess they look right because they go for the more cartoon-accurate or Actionmaster look, which has far more human proportions, just like humans dressed as Transformers. :)

It works for the Cybertronic Spree specifically, but I'm less than keen on it for toys.


There are some official Transformer toy musical instruments: Ratbat and Laserbeak from Animated both of whom used for the only offical Transformers toy band - the Knights of Unicron (https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Knights_of_Unicron_(band)).

I could also use some of the musical instrument Botbots, even if they might be under-sized. Course, all this assumes I'd be bothered getting any of these. ;)