Very impressive bot mode. Will be good to start filling out the Con movie ranks.
https://youtu.be/yz6XTVIGJJ0
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Very impressive bot mode. Will be good to start filling out the Con movie ranks.
https://youtu.be/yz6XTVIGJJ0
It's a great video to show off the robot mode. Seems an odd channel to see it on (leak?)
The jet mode though... I think the last MPM Starscream (the HFTD Leader) was better in that regard - still a lot underthere but more tightly packed. I kind of expected they'd do more to conceal his legs/arms in a made-for-masterpiece version of the character.
I hoped for a better jet mode but all my MPMs are displayed in bot mode anyway.
MPMs aren't really my thing, but it does look like a nice toy.
I guess all TF jets invariably suffer from carrying the robot on the undercarriage (to varying degrees).Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralph Wiggum
TFW2005 has official product photos as well as screencaps from the video: https://news.tfw2005.com/2020/04/13/...-images-409878 Note the detachable Gatling cannon for the robot mode forearm mounted under the nose.
The figure itself looks great, but I'm not sold on the vehicle mode paint scheme - MPM-1 had a paint scheme that looks more like a real F-22 Raptor than this one. Hopefully the paint scheme gets changed before mass production.
This looks great. I'll follow it. MPs aren't really for me because I tend to play with my figures quite a lot, but I'll likely get this one at some point. I have too much fondness for this design not to.
Waiting for the news of the next mpm which is hopefully Ratchet and is not an target usa exclusive like starscream
The rumour mill was pretty strong for Starscream and Ratchet for 2020 so fingers crossed we?ll see the green (yellow?) fella by the end of this year as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by G1Optimal
That’s one ugly chicken....still getting it though.
For some reason after watching the video the design borrows elements from the current voyager and the deluxe it was based off, namely the arms (they tuck in underneath and seem to function the same) and how the wings fold (based on the "cuts" the jet mode has), of course without seeing how it works I can easily be wrong.
I'm just not as impressed I guess as I thought I would be, no I'm not saying its the same mold god know but I'm SPECULATING it may borrow some of the engineering, of course from a glance, still getting it like any seeker fan would I just wonder if he may scale with the old mp starscream in the slightest (or least so the jet mode doesn't look like a midget version-of course I know he's meant to scale with other mpm's but that would be a delight if his jet mode ended up being the same as the older f15 :) )
Official images and info, from Hasbro China and Hasbro America.
For release in America, as a Target exclusive. (after losing ToysRUs as their outlet for Movie Masterpiece toys, Hasbro started using Entertainment Earth, but with their limited distribution (being just online) it looks like they managed to get another retailer to stock these, which should increase the sales of future Masterpiece, if this is not just a one-off exclusive for Target)
And in China, it looks to have its release there in the same month.Quote:
Hasbro debuted their latest figure from their Movie Masterpiece line of TRANSFORMERS figures – the MPM-10 Starscream! This Starscream figure is an authentic TRANSFORMERS collectible figure inspired by CAD files from the first theatrical films and stands at 11 inches tall in robot mode! MPM-10 Starscream will be available exclusively at Target.com and in stores on Sept. 1 of this year.
Ages 8 and Up/Approx. Retail Price $149.99/ Available 9/1/2020
Screen shots from the promo video...Quote:
Masterpiece Series MPM-10 Starscream! 50 points of articulation, die cast parts, highly posable hands and moveable mouth, missile and buzz saw arm attachments, and Gatling blaster accessory. Available September 2020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmWXbFfms8A
Hasbro China promo image
http://www.toycollectors.com.au/news/2020/041402.jpg
Hasbro America promo image.
http://www.toycollectors.com.au/news/2020/041401.jpg
Official images of both modes.
http://www.toycollectors.com.au/news/2020/041403.jpg
http://www.toycollectors.com.au/news/2020/041404.jpg
http://www.toycollectors.com.au/news/2020/041405.jpg
The bot mode looks ok but the jet paint scheme ain't got nothing on MPM 1.. I as much as I want it, I will wait to see the AU price.. Some US currently have this listed at $200+ usd which would certainly sting with our Aussie dollar at the moment.
Oh My Primus has it listed for $AU 270 if thats any indication of what the price will be. So the priciest MPM figure to date.
I feel like it will be on discount at some point on Amazon. Picked up MPM Megatron for about $160 with cashrewards last year. The MPM's don't seem to be worth pre-ordering like other Masterpiece's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralph Wiggum
Fair enough, I guess it comes down to immediate must-have vs willingness to wait for a price drop. Anecdotally I think MPMs drop in price relatively sooner than the MP line. Given how theres nothing else for me on the horizon as a G1 Masterpiece collector, I?m probably happy to pick this up day one.Quote:
Originally Posted by DaptoDog
Not feeling it for this MPM... might be because of the many variations I've already got (including 3rd party stuff)
If i didn't have any movie SS, I'd consider this.
So in the promos he is silver but in that photo he has blue.
He looks good like hes cgi model. Hope he is not blue though has its not the correct colouring
Maybe it is this oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Ralph Wiggum
https://news.tfw2005.com/2020/04/19/...listing-410151
If it is i hope it is the yellow one:cool:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wormz
This is my gripe with the toy, as I already posted: I don't like the colour scheme of the vehicle mode. Note the trim on the nose and around the edges of some of the surfaces - it's the dark greyish paint which looks blue in some photos. It really should be a lighter grey or silver, with the body being a darker grey instead of the beige we're seeing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Autocon
As a reminder, here are photos of MPM-1:
https://www.seibertron.com/transform...rscream/20107/
https://www.seibertron.com/transform...arscream/2387/
Decent sized pics of both sides of the box, giving us a good look at the details and gimmicks of MPM Starscream.
Video review
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrzGkn7X3ho