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So, out of curiosity, is that the most dynamic pose you can get out of him? Everyone that's posted a photo of him has him standing at attention. Surely he can strike a few poses?
The leg ratchets are a little bit loose (as has been noted elsewhere I think), but he should be able to get into at least a few poses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trent
Loose ratchets as well as him being a little top heavy does make it a little difficult.
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Yeah is hard not impossible depends on what you guys want to see.
This is the most dynamic pose I've managed to put my Metroplex in so far (previously posted on the Action Pose Thread):
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like a lot of large, heavy figures, the surface makes a big difference on the posing options
I ended up finding him at target in Melbourne and putting him on lay buy with the 20 % discount along with the staff discount as well. Considering how much he would of been usually I am quite happy with the price of 113.00 or so for him, and for a Transformer that size it is a pretty sweet deal in anyone's language I'd think. Plus, hopefully by showing my support for the large guy hasbro may rethink huge toys in the line and start reissuing some of the large sets from the original line at mass retail again.
I wonder how well its sold ? Enough to warrant some more reissues of the city changers or more Titan classes in this line or maybe more Year Of The versions at Kmart and Big W.
I got my Metroplex back in July. But found them today at Target erina. They had about four. Three now cause I put one on layby for my son for his 6th Birthday. Lucky spoilt little Sh!te that he is. :p
Back in my day I just had pictures of Max in a catalogs untill I got one when I was 35 or something.