.... um.. about that. i kinda posted this pic after the fact.:( oh well..next timeQuote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
couldn't agree more though
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.... um.. about that. i kinda posted this pic after the fact.:( oh well..next timeQuote:
Originally Posted by GoktimusPrime
couldn't agree more though
how about this one? k.o. (I thought GIG was something to do with a licensed product)
looks k.o. i guess. (trasformer)
That's legit, or at least, it isn't a KO in today's "amateur" sense - see here.
i thought it might of been but the grey midsection through me off. what about the clear doors????Quote:
Originally Posted by Demonac
hmmm Cheers.. out of all the things this guy had for sale i had to go for the Slag..Quote:
Originally Posted by griffin
i'll make sure i check here before i jump next time.
thanks people.
The doors on mine are clear plastic, with the door part painted silver.Quote:
Originally Posted by drahsrebu
In the picture, yours looks devoid of any paint.
The doors and the car roof on the Universe Prowl mold were all made with translucent plastic, and painted over.
This meant paint apps were wasted on having to paint those parts, and also to the infamous problem with the paint not sticking on the first batch of Prowls.
Yours is simply missing the paint apps for the doors.
Factory error.
^^Factory error... could be worth something in the future:p.
Was checking out Takatoku Tulcas and looking at the stamps. I guess they say takatoku, theyre in japanese.. so checking out whirl and roadbuster (and i guess jetfire) why are they stamped bandai. not takara or hasbro or takatoku.
Did Bandai own the right to them for a while ?
Probably a stupid question but if South Park has taught me anything it is, that there are no stupid questions..
By the time Hasbro had secured the molds for Transformers they ware owned by BANDAI, Takatoku having basically gone bust.Quote:
Originally Posted by Geigerrock-2