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  5. Papa Rat
    Thanks so much @Big s I appreciate it.
  6. sh9000
    Box art.
  7. sh9000
    May the 4th be with you.
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  9. Big s
    Looks Amazing, especially for an Arii kit. The paint turned out great
  10. sh9000
    Excellent movie. I'll be getting the blu-ray.
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  12. sh9000
    Transformers Generations Studio Series TFTM Scrapper x2.
  13. Shawn
    ping
  14. sh9000
    Banpresto CF VF-1S/J/A.
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  16. MKT

    Strike A Pose! revisted...

    MKT replied to dapro's topic in Toys

  17. Papa Rat
    Well that’s a wrap. My first aircraft build is complete and I want to do more. It was a blast! Sun came out so I got a few photos. There are some things I messed up on which is a given for me, leading to plenty of learning moments In this simple kit. It was fun painting over a darker/colorful underpainting. That might have been my favorite part. I also added a few minor details here and there and I’m so happy with how it turned out.
  18. F-ZeroOne
    Apologies for the guideline violation,sorry, I was using an image size reducing app and I thought that had reduced the size enough but clearly not. I realise that's the same mistake I made last time but I thought this time I'd done things correctly.
  19. Actar
    How are the knee ratches on your copies holding up? I've since just relegated mine to the display stand, but after a couple of week's worth of posing, they got really floppy.
  20. guyxxed
    That leads my weird brain to another rabbit hole of wondering. Can Zentradi (or anyone, actually) with cybernetics get micronized or macronized? The cloning tanks presumably wouldn't copy nonbilogical material into the new scale. Is that why Exodor was still big in M7? And does that mean that the captain of the Elysion in Delta (forgotten his name for the moment) got his prosthetics after humanitarian? Also makes me wonder why you wouldn't just use micro/macronization as a treatment anytime someone loses a limb or has grievous bodily harm. Their DNA still has all the right parts, just grow them up/down and they're good as new again.
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  22. JB0
    That headline leaves out the most important part. "...as well as Steam and Mega Drive" Genesis does!
  23. pengbuzz
    Understood; yeah, seeing how Isamu worked the foot pedals on the YF-19, Johnson wouldn't really be able to do that very well. By the time they made any serious advances (like Delta), Johnson would probably be retired anyways (or dead from a Dyson-induced stroke!).
  24. Big s
    Started watching The Bondsman on Amazon with Kevin Bacon. The episodes are an easy thirty minutes and got up to episode 3 so far. It’s pretty fun kinda like a redneck version of Evil Dead. He plays a bounty hunter that gets killed during a job and basically goes to hell, but gets resurrected to hunt down demons that have escaped into our world. If you’re short on time and looking for a fun not so complicated show to fill a few minutes, then it might be something to add to a watch list
  25. Scyla
    @M'Kyuun that sad to hear. I hope everything will work out in the end. I really like the design of the City train station. However, this seems like a set designed (either by accident or on purpose) to buy two or three copies to build a more substantial building that is not just a facade. Other sets like that are the icons Great Pyramid or the 3in1 castle sets. The Arctic sets look great I would loved to have those as a child. Makes me wished they would do an Ice Planet set in the Icons line (but this could be a Monkey’s paw situation).
  26. 68whiskey
    ooof Watching this video makes me want to cancel my pre order
  27. 26662
    Both of my Haslab Omega Primes arrived in pristine condition: Hasbro spared no expense on the packaging. I'm glad getting to the affected part required minimal transformation/effort. After giving it some thought, I'm not entirely convinced toys are arriving broken. I run a fledgling (read: super-tiny sole proprietorship) manufacturing business and spend a good amount of time assembling/disassembling products. Given that experience, if I'm Hasbro, there's zero chance that I'm having employees transform toys before shipping them out. I would want all of the tolerances sufficiently snug and for all of the ratchets to make a crisp and satisfying click for the buyer to enjoy on day 1. I'm betting that the *majority* of damages we've seen online thus far are the product of folks following Hasbro's instructions but applying a little too much force or applying force along a sub-optimal vector. Is Hasbro blameless? No. I think Hasbro shoulders much of the blame for failing to anticipate this entirely avoidable situation during product development.
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