I've always imagined that Hasbro would do this eventually, but I never thought it would work. I do think this works though.
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I've always imagined that Hasbro would do this eventually, but I never thought it would work. I do think this works though.
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Wow! That is nice.
I think this helps to proves the movie toys would look better with traditional TF heads.
+1 that looks really niceQuote:
Originally Posted by Paulbot
That works for me too!
If hasbro will give each and every TF movie figures a proper G1 head sculpt treatment much like that one, I won't think twice to reconsider collecting all those movie characters!
I reckon they'll tend to look much like upgraded TFs from the 80s wearing accelerator suits....well sorta :rolleyes:
Yeah, the whole idea of Movie-Toys-In-G1-Colors would work much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulbot
Bleh, he looks like a right ponce.
That looks awesome
That is one sweet bot!
It looks good, I like the way Rumble Frenzy does his repaints and modifications.
Not sure I agree, as I think the head needs a bit more detail, or a less cartoony expression. As it looks far to smooth to me and a bit at odds with the rest of the toy which is covered in robotic detail (which is really brought out in the paint job).Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulbot
Nonetheless this is an awesome custom.
Heads are fine to me, the only thing about the movie designs that bugs me is not using the typical colors.
The guy is a a master. I love his work so much.
oh my god!!! love the head.
how did you do that?
He's a magician.... He'll never give out his secrets . :p
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