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Clever touch, at first I thought the boxes had just taken a bit of a beating. The "damage" to those edges and corners is very convincing!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sutton
Not really keen on the figures, but it's pretty clever that they've managed to put knee/shoulder and elbow articulation in to them. Imagine if the original scramble city combiners were reworked like this?
You sure mate? I'd hate to see you paying double the price on these when you gotta buy them off evilbay coz you hesitated. ;P.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1AZRAEL1
These might be the coolest "3rd Party" toys I've ever seen. I'm interested, depending on the price.
Agreed Quickstrike, agreed ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Quickstrike
Well Vangelus was saying he thinks they might go for $30 which would mean for us here theyd fetch around $60 :p'. Again this is just his speculation, as Fp didn't say anything to them about pricing anyways. They just wanted the 2 people to do a review and promote their upcoming products.
Wow, completely shocked with these :eek: I'm not completely on board with this direction, however I do like the continued theme of FP creating their own universe. That comic teaser looks amazing. What's next - third party G1 styled cartoons?
But you know what would be hilarious? If Hasbro strikes back with a team of 5 Generations Classicsverse combiners that homages back to these guys.
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Originally Posted by liegeprime
I keep getting lingering painful memories of not buying City Commander, the Aerial Team Appendage, Colossus or Protector the first times I saw them. Against better judgement, I feel that I should almost pre-order this lot even if I'm not jumping on board at first.Quote:
Originally Posted by liegeprime
Okay,
Since the burst of pics & info from TFCon2013 has come & gone, I thought I might throw these in here to keep this thread "up-to-date", so to speak ;):):
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Holy cow! It's all the reasons why I don't collect G1 but without the nostalgia.
It's totally playing on nostalgia. It's like a lost G1 toy designed to bring back lost feelings of childhood.Quote:
Originally Posted by CBratron
I've always loved the G1 Scrable City style combiners, and the thought of newly designed toys makes me squee inside. I' also love to see them create their own toyline and IP, rather than just leveraging Hasbro's. I think that if they planned it carefully, don't release too many at once to flood the market, that people would uy. I mean, how many of us can honestly say we never stuck a Gobot or Voltron lion into our transforming toy adventures?