Christmas 2013, show and tell!

[Shockwave 75]

Today I got the G1 reissue Lancross set from fellow board member crobot91, and I just got Titan Metroplex from my father for Xmas!

[Wheeljack Off]

That Calvin and Hobbes t sounds awesome...

- Platinum predaking
- a3u gc
- tru gc
- Mp smokescreen
- keg gc
- Starbucks gc
- Harry Rosen gc
- Procrastinators daytimer
- New case for my ipad, custom blue leather imprinted with my initials
- Some sweet pictures of various transformers drawn by my 8 year old nephew, grimlock being the best and done in both modes.

[Hobbyist Prime]

Originally Posted by Pascal

I'm still trying to figure how someone can receive so many gifts and toys in one single shot. LOL!

Lots of Family and Friends over for the holidays!

[Ozrein]

Originally Posted by Wheeljack Off

That Calvin and Hobbes t sounds awesome...

http://www.teefury.com/gallery/954/Best_Buddies/

Originally Posted by Wheeljack Off

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- Procrastinators daytimer
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This, I am curious about. Is it just full of things you're to do tomorrow, as in the tomorrow that never comes? (I'm a 'bit' of a procrastinator myself, lol)

[Bruticus82]

Originally Posted by Sun Swipe Prime

A scale model doesn't mean it's scaled with other products in that line. It means that the proportions of the model relative to itself are the same as the life size thing.

For example, if the nacelle of a starship is exactly the same width as the saucer section in real life, then those proportions will be translated to the model with the nacelle equalling the width of the saucer section in the model.

I know, but it seems a bit rubbish to have different starships from the same universe, and the same line, in different scale. I mean, that would be like putting a 1/72 scale Spitfire beside a 1/48 scale Messerschmitt Bf110. Why would you mix scale like that?