Toy Review - Generations FOC Soundblaster & Buzzsaw

[GoktimusPrime]

I've worked out a way to make Buzzsaw eject consistently. Place your thumbs on the two bits that connect the front wheels to the body, the place your fingers on the back panel. Push the panel in toward you. I find this works every time, and it doesn't require excessive force.

[Tetsuwan Convoy]

I got nored one day and made this video of Buzzsaw transforming

http://tetstoys.blogspot.com.au/2012...ill-alive.html

[UltraMarginal]

I got nored one day and made this video of Buzzsaw transforming

http://tetstoys.blogspot.com.au/2012...ill-alive.html

That was really interesting thanks.

It's interesting seeing the shock of parts hitting their motions limits, rolling back through the structure of the toy. Lots of vibrations through the entire structure in a very small period of time.

A work mate posed the question of what sort of design life these fellas have. Fatigue in metals is a very serious design consideration, if these were metallic, you wouldn't expect more than a hundred or so transformations before fatigue cracking and failure occurred.

Being plastic however, if they have actually been designed so that the stress/strain on the plastic is below the elastic limit, they could last for as long as it takes for the plastic to become brittle from age/UV exposure.

I love these little guys