WFC Siege Omega Supreme, Jetfire, Mirage, Impactor

[Jellico]

https://comicbook.com/gear/amp/2019/...igures-hasbro/

New pictures.

Looks like Jetfire is the commander and looks awesome.

Omega is not bad either. Base mode is a bit meh.































SIEGE TITAN OMEGA SUPREME
Releases: August 1st
Retail Price: $159.99
Ages 8 & up
“This colossal 2-foot scale Titan Class WFC-S29 OMEGA SUPREME figure features a G1-inspired design and converts to AUTOBOT Command Center mode, made up of a tank, rocket, control tower, and defense perimeter. The included MICROMASTER, AUTOBOT COUNTDOWN, fits inside rocket, tank, and control tower, and can ride along the defense perimeter. Includes 6 Fire Blasts accessories to simulate battle effects on figure and Command Center mode. Build the ultimate battlefield with Siege figures. Siege plunges fans into the epic fight to survive on the final day of the AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON battle to control CYBERTRON. As the AUTOBOT counter-resistance takes on the DECEPTICON resistance army, the unyielding AUTOBOT army captain and city defender, OMEGA SUPREME, lies in wait — the AUTOBOTS last line of defense. Adult fans nostalgic for the original TRANSFORMERS animation and kids discovering classic characters for the first time can share and experience exciting play patterns for all generations. Available on HasbroPulse.com and other major retailers.”


SIEGE DELUXE IMPACTOR
Releases: October 1st
Retail Price: $19.99
Ages 8 & up
“Winner of 2018 Fan Vote, the WFC-S42 AUTOBOT IMPACTOR figure stands at 5.5 inches in robot mode and converts into a CYBERTRONIAN vehicle and comes with 2 weapon accessories: the HP Energon Mineblaster and Trilithium Drill. Figure features multiple C.O.M.B.A.T. System weapon ports to attach weapons, enabling custom configurations in bot and vehicle modes. Build the ultimate battlefield with Siege figures. Siege plunges fans into the epic fight to survive on the final day of the AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON battle to control CYBERTRON. Adult fans nostalgic for the original TRANSFORMERS animation and kids discovering classic characters for the first time can share and experience exciting play patterns for all generations. Available on HasbroPulse.com and other major retailers.”


SIEGE COMMANDER JETFIRE
Releases: August 1st
Retail Price: $79.99
Ages 8 & up
“The WFC-S28 JETFIRE figure stands at 11 inches in robot mode and converts into a Cybertronian aircraft. JETFIRE figure comes with 2 JF-25 HS Photon Missile Sky Launchers, 2 HS Photon Missiles, 2 JF-15 HP Jetboost Particle Beam Cannon, 2 SF-M2 Radiograph Boosters, Skyshield Aerial Armor, and Skyshield Battle Mask accessories. Use weapon and armor accessories to convert figure to C.O.M.B.A.T. READY mode. Figure features multiple C.O.M.B.A.T. System weapon ports to attach weapons, enabling custom configurations in bot and vehicle modes. JETFIRE has a special feature where Deluxe figures’ (each sold separately, subject to availability) attach to jet mode so fans can imagine them being deployed into battle from above. Adult fans nostalgic for the original TRANSFORMERS animation and kids discovering classic characters for the first time can share and experience exciting play patterns for all generations. Available on HasbroPulse.com and other major retailers.”


SIEGE DELUXE MIRAGE
Releases: October 1st
Retail Price: $19.99
Ages 8 & up
“Winner of 2018 Fan Vote, the WFC-S43 AUTOBOT MIRAGE figure stands at 5.5 inches in robot mode and converts into a CYBERTRONIAN vehicle and comes with 3 weapon accessories: the C-20 Electro-Disruptor Cannon, Distortion Missile, and the W-15 Armor-Piercing Rocket-Dart Launcher. Figure features multiple C.O.M.B.A.T. System weapon ports to attach weapons, enabling custom configurations in bot and vehicle modes. Build the ultimate battlefield with Siege figures. Siege plunges fans into the epic fight to survive on the final day of the AUTOBOT and DECEPTICON battle to control CYBERTRON. Adult fans nostalgic for the original TRANSFORMERS animation and kids discovering classic characters for the first time can share and experience exciting play patterns for all generations. Available on HasbroPulse.com and other major retailers.”

[Paulbot]

Weird that Jetfire is described as a Decepticon figure in the article when there’s an Autobot logo on his chest. And it’s totally Skyfire anyway.

[Shirokaze]

I'm really digging Omega. Love that went a slightly different path to the expected tracks on the floor. Mirage looks like a lot of fun to me too.

[1AZRAEL1]

They are really nailing the cartoon aesthetics with these. I love my classics for being the character with updated looks, but damn if these don't look beautifully G1

[DELTAprime]

I would put my "shut up and take my money" gif here, but I can't find it.

[TaZZerath]

That Jetfire. By Primus he looks awesome. Such a creative way to get both cartoon AND toy accuracy!

[Lord_Zed]

They look ok, but I'd rather they finish of G1 with the Autobot Targemasters and Powermasters rather than remake the year one and two Autobots again.

They are really nailing the cartoon aesthetics with these. I love my classics for being the character with updated looks, but damn if these don't look beautifully G1

I agree with your sentiments on the Classics, but I'm not sure about the swing to full G1 aesthetics, to me they feel like poor mans Masterpiece. I;m starting to miss them giving unique spins on old characters.

[1AZRAEL1]

I agree with your sentiments on the Classics, but I'm not sure about the swing to full G1 aesthetics, to me they feel like poor mans Masterpiece. I;m starting to miss them giving unique spins on old characters.

I never looked at it that way. Of characters I don't already have updated versions of, I'll likely grab em. I do love the spins on classic characters. That's why I'll never sell them off. I have multiple displays so happy to spread em out. Kept mt Magnus with FP upgrade, and have the last Magnus they released. Happy to keep them all.

But now I'm waiting on what Con reveals we'll have. They're all Autobots, so where is their case mates and any TMs or MMs? I am curiously waiting who they show us next.

[Tilarta]

Weird that Jetfire is described as a Decepticon figure in the article when there’s an Autobot logo on his chest. And it’s totally Skyfire anyway.

The logo flips around, he can be either.
But I assumed that was a reference to the fact that Jetfire was a Decepticon who switched sides and became an Autobot.

The name is what irks me most, whatever Hasbro may claim, this is not Jetfire, he is Skyfire.
The size differential is far too great for him to be Jetfire.

This Skyfire toy is like the size of a Combiner.

Unfortunately, this has shaken my confidence in the company, this is the third time I've run into problems with a random scale mismatching and it had an effect on a decision I was trying to make regarding Siege Omega Supreme.
I was undecided if I should buy Siege Omega, I was conflicted between buy your favorite Autobot giant (positive) and he's Titan scale (negative).
After seeing Skyfire and holding him in my hands, I reluctantly made the decision not to buy Siege Omega, because I really can't afford to spend that money on a toy I am not 100% satisfied with.
They'd have to mark him down to something like 100 AUD to motivate me to buy Siege Omega, since I know (from my perspective) I'm buying a product that is not suited to my purposes (displaying and posing in my Combiner collection with Volcanicus, Victorion, G1 Predaking and maybe the Hasbro exclusive Pihranacon set if I can get one-they're not cheap!).

[DELTAprime]

The logo flips around, he can be either.
But I assumed that was a reference to the fact that Jetfire was a Decepticon who switched sides and became an Autobot.

The name is what irks me most, whatever Hasbro may claim, this is not Jetfire, he is Skyfire.
The size differential is far too great for him to be Jetfire:


That's my Siege Skyfire standing next to my Titans Returns Grimlock.
I wouldn't have minded if he was a little taller then Grimlock, but twice as tall is too much!
Also, keep in mind my Grimlock is using the 3rd party mod kit which slightly increases his height.
This Skyfire toy is like the size of a Combiner.

Unfortunately, this has shaken my confidence in the company, this is the third time I've run into problems with a random scale mismatching and it had an effect on a decision I was trying to make regarding Siege Omega Supreme.
I was undecided if I should buy Siege Omega, I was conflicted between buy your favorite Autobot giant (positive) and he's Titan scale (negative).
After seeing Skyfire and holding him in my hands, I reluctantly made the decision not to buy Siege Omega, because I really can't afford to spend that money on a toy I am not 100% satisfied with.
They'd have to mark him down to something like 100 AUD to motivate me to buy Siege Omega, since I know (from my perspective) I'm buying a product that is not suited to my purposes (displaying and posing in my Combiner collection with Volcanicus, Victorion, G1 Predaking and maybe the Hasbro exclusive Pihranacon set if I can get one-they're not cheap!).

Scale has never been a strong suit of the Transformers brand. If you are so concerned with scale that it has "shaken your confidence" in Hasbro then you might want to rethink collecting Transformers. Nothing is scaled to be accurate to the cartoons, not that the cartoons are accurate. I remember one episode where Megatron was almost as tall as Devastator and in the next shot he was only as tall as Devastator's foot. The Masterpiece line does the best job of replicating scale from the cartoons, but it's still inaccurate and CHUG only cares about size classes, not cartoon scale.