Does Rampage have working treads? Because Demolisher doesn't (he apparently has little wheels like fake-treaded TFs).
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Does Rampage have working treads? Because Demolisher doesn't (he apparently has little wheels like fake-treaded TFs).
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nah, they're fixed.Originally Posted by SilverDragon
Kind of disappointed when I found that one out. And Demolisher doesn't have little wheels either, their fixed in his vehicle mode. They do rotate in his bot mode...but not easily.
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They need to be fixed as part of the toy's transformation. But yeah, Demolishor really is a rather disappointing toy. Really should've been a Deluxe. Oh well. Rampage I can forgive because his treads breakapart in the transformation to form the whip weapons.
IMO the best Transformer toy with working caterpillar treads is Beast Wars Rampage. That's gotta be one of the sweetest feats of Transformers engineering - simple yet so amazingly awesomesauce! I love how the treads can roll in tank mode, but in robot and crab mode you can't see any trace of them at all!
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i will have this toy!!
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Saw FAB Longhaul in Kmart today (along with the animated Sun/Shock 2-packs). That is one horrible, horrible shade of pea green. Bleugh! I really hope the voyager is a more vibrant green!
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Spotted this repaint on another forum...
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Determined to make good where his Decepticon father went bad, Springer joins the Autobots!
In robot mode he's a chubby little guy. He's predominately green (with small sparkles) with grey and orange. His head resembles a flying mask/goggle set like the ones worn by fighter pilots. An advantage he has over Incinerator is that he actually has hands, rather than rotor blades for fingers. However, he isn't very poseble, even by Legends standards-his arms move up and down, his legs move back and front stiffly, and his hands and feet can move as a result of the transformation.
Springer's alt mode is a V22 Osprey, like Incinerator. His rotors can only point forwards-likely the cause of his vehicle mode being labelled as a 'plane mode' as opposed to Incinerator's 'helicopter mode'. What is cool is that the rotors spin if you blow on them hard.
What is also cool is that he has his name printed in 1337 on his wings.
Apparently, Springer was due to be in the film, but was cut for some reason. Hasbro, though, saw fit to turn him into a toy (he also got a Robot Heroes figurine, too). Overall, he's pretty cool, but he could have been better with even a tiny bit more articulation, despite the size class restrictions.
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RotF Springer reminds me of Obsidian.
I believe the same thing happened in the last movie with Arcee.
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Is Springer a Scout or Legend?
I can't tell.
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Only the Legend version is out at the moment.
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