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As noted, it is said to be an official loaning out of the toy to a fan reviewer... like Hasbro did with us 2 years ago with Studio Series Starscream.Originally Posted by High_Q
Some screenshots from here...
That is a BIG toy... but I think it is going to be very hollow for stability of the joints and to hold together in jet mode, which might make it feel a little cheap.
The figurines have moving arms and legs, which is amazing for their size.
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I want TakaraTOMY to sell a line of just the mini articulated but non-transformable MP figurines to go with their MPG 'Giant' line.
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It's interesting looking at that picture, MP-36 Megatron now looks more like the earlier Masterpiece figures than the newer figures. They really have nailed that toon aesthetic with the newer figures, including Skyfire.
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Give it two or three years before we see G1 Masterpieces that look like Super 7 Ultimates figures. lol Not that i would mind that. As for Megatron, please give us MP Soundwave v2 before giving us MP Megs v3.
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Please give us MP any other G1 before revisiting already MPed G1 TFs! Especially finishing off the first year of Autobots!
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Yes. So much yes.
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In his review, Wotafa said that Skyfire was 35cm tall in robot mode, 41cm long in jet mode, and has a wingspan of 42cm. For comparison, War for Cybertron: Siege Jetfire is 30.6cm tall, 37cm long in jet mode, and has a wing span of 33cm.
Until we see MP-57 next to Siege Jetfire, we won't know how much bigger he ends up looking, but we can make some indirect comparisons. A few years ago, I took a photo of Siege Jetfire next to some MP Autobots, including MP-10, who stands at about the same height as MP-44.
At a glance, it looks like the top of Siege Jetfire's head will come up to the bottom of MP-57's nose.
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