Looks pretty hot really.
I'm not seeing too much "movie" in it, more classic styling. With the usual suspects having a whinge, I predict this will end up great. :)
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Looks pretty hot really.
I'm not seeing too much "movie" in it, more classic styling. With the usual suspects having a whinge, I predict this will end up great. :)
Hey! Hey! Do not ruin a possible RUINED FOREVER! moment - we could make the TFwiki!Quote:
Originally Posted by MV75
Concept sounds intriguing. I'm far more interested in this potential future line than I have ever been by the movie line.
Paper cutouts surely cannot give us a good indication of what to expect, I mean the movie toy cutouts made them look like utter utter crap... :p
the use of translucent plastic may infer that there is an LED feature or similar in the large figure [huffer], that causes the small targetmaster to glow or illuminate when combined.
I also found this on the net, dont know how true it is so with a grain of salt...
Let me first say that I am a very lucky person and a very lucky
Transformer fan. To be in the fortunate position that I am in, I am
very thankful. It is my wish to share my experiences with you, my
fellow fans.
As you obviously know, things have been incredibly busy here at
Hasbro. With the movie toys in full swing and the remaining few
Transformers Animated toys going out, there are not enough hours in
the day to get things done. I just finished specifications on the
first wave of Power Core Combiner toys this morning.
Power Core Combiners (PCC) is a little different than what you're
accustomed to with Transformers. The Powerlinx feature was so
successful that we have been challenged to create a toyline that can
be massively combined and reconfigured. Each toy can be disassembled
and reassembled using components from every other toy in the line.
Beyond that the toys can be combined as gestalts in a nearly limitless
number of configurations. In effect all the toys can combine with each
other simultaneously. Our computer models look promising, the
engineers have been able to create a gestalt using thirty-two of our
prototyped toys. It's a really awesome time to be a Transformers fan.
Like I said, it's incredibly busy and I wanted to shoot this e-mail to
you while I had a few minutes free. We'll have more for you later.
From your Transformer insider, Patrick Stewart
wasn't sure who had had seen it, i have the web address if anyone wants it.There were no pictures
This line does not overwhelmingly impress me. Im tired of the shelves being full of movie line figures. They clog the shelves. In the last few years the only decent line has been animated. almost everyone loved it, why did they kill it.
I did read that somewhere but I can't remember where.
There was also something else I read which said they could all combine, meaning that sort of like ROTF Devastator, you could combine different robots to make a gestalt, and with different robots makes different looking gestalts.
Lets see how this all pans out I say.
Yep it is a line wide single gimmick.
So now we have Lego Transformers?
And it will be AWESOMEQuote:
Originally Posted by kup
Judging from the cardboard cut-outs, I say CRAP! :D More Armada-ness? As long as the main figures are good then yay, but otherwise it may look like I finish collecting new Tfs for a while.
32 toy Gestalt? Wow bet that looks... Blocky:o
Lego + Transformers will be awesome adds a whole new dimension to the toy.
imagine if you can put them together mix and match parts and of course transform them!
You could add parts from other Lego sets. Then you could have a triple crossover: Lego Star Wars Transformers!Quote:
Originally Posted by Starscream212