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Originally Posted by FreedomGundam
I'm still trying to resist the CW stuff. They do look really good after watching Peaugh's reviews and stuff. The torsos seem like pretty good toys all-around, the limbs are a bit on the simple side, but the combined forms are pretty imposing.
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They are surprisingly good and fun to handle. They manage the business of being cool transformers and also being TOYS very well. Plus, the mostly faithful G1 spirit helps a lot.
They are also surprisingly big in combined mode... though the proportions are a bit off. It's forgivable in Superion because he always had funny proportions, but Menasor's torso looks really short in pictures. I guess we'll see.
It sounds like Combiner Wars will be on for a year or so, so you'll have time to pick some up on sale eventually.
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Originally Posted by Abraxys
Very true, but even 3rd party combiners have trouble with the arms. MMC pred the arms are there but admittedly are nicely folded so they dont appear as much, but on the back legs the arms are nearly hanging off. All in all hasbro has done a great job considering how much superion costs....they dont have the budge 3p has, but damn, they got close to their quality. Best part, hasbro saved me 400$....at least for now XD
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It's true... the pictures of the Aerialbot transformations bugged me a lot when I saw them online, but the kibble in alt-mode feels less blatant in-hand for some reason.
I still feel like hasbro could have solved some of that issue without adding new steps to the engineering, simply by making the wing scale on the jets bigger, so that it covers more of the kibble. From the top, Silverbolt's wings don't even cover all of his junk! That's really my only critique of these. Looking forward to the Stunticons. Dragstrip is actually surprisingly large in car mode.
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Originally Posted by Pascal
I remember Sears being the first to release some of the DOTM toys I think (Cyberverse?)... They don't sell toys anymore here.
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Yeah, I bought a couple of DOTM Voyagers from Sears, when they went on clearance.
It feels like Sears has been irrelevant for a long time now. I'm kind of surprised that they didn't close years ago.
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