^totally agree, although the bulk on Metroplex looks impressive too. What photos can't tell us is the feeling of the toy... Fort Max isn't just big and chunky, he's a heavy 5 kilo bugger too! It'll be interesting to see how much Metroplex weighs.
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^totally agree, although the bulk on Metroplex looks impressive too. What photos can't tell us is the feeling of the toy... Fort Max isn't just big and chunky, he's a heavy 5 kilo bugger too! It'll be interesting to see how much Metroplex weighs.
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3.5KGOriginally Posted by GoktimusPrime
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From the scales I used (in post #287)...
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Never realised how big he is! Now im even more excited and cant wait to get my hands on him! Though i have no more room to display him anywhere!!!
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It's like they put the old Metroplex on the Rack and stretched him...
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Sexy legs ha ha
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the floor man, the floor. heheheh or he could be your teddy bear on the beadWOW, And the old metroplex is currently on my FOC shelf, and barely fits...
where am I going to put this big guy.
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So fort max and metroplex are different moulds?
In the canon, is fort max bigger than metroplex?
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We never see Metroplex and Fort Max together in the US G1 Cartoon. Don't know about Headmasters but they are both in that series, just don't know if they are seen together.
In the Marvel Comics Fort Max is the same size as Prime, Galvatron, Megatron, ect, Metroplex is a city. In IDW G1 Comics Fort Max is a large bot, but he is only about twice the size of your average bot, not even Gestalt size. Again Metroplex is a city.
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