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Today at Pete’s Robot Con, Pete Sinclair opened up his unreleased final production version of The G2 Megatron Combat Hero. This is the only final version of the figure out there. You can view the images we took of the figure below the break. You can discuss this in our thread. Don’t have an account? Sign up now!
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MP-38 Beast Wars Convoy Legendary Supreme Commander Version has finally been released and toy blogger Alfes2010 has new galleries showing off everyone’s favorite Maximal commander!
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The sun is shining along the Ohio River on this beautiful Saturday morning here in the greater Cincinnati area and Pete’s Robot Convention is in full swing. Organizer, Pete Sinclair, is currently hosting the first panel of the day discussing Transformers Rarities. More panels to come during the day. General admission tickets are $10 for adults and kids 12 and […]
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Allspark user extraordinaire, Powered Convoy, has posted images from the latest issue of Figure King. These imaged feature numerous pictures of upcoming Takara Legends, TLK and Masterpiece products. Of note, the magazine highlights a change to MP-39 Sunstreaker, who now features a chrome silver spoiler like he had in G1. Do you like the change to MP Sunstreaker? Join the […]
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TakaraTomy have announced a rerelease of LG-EX Black Convoy (Robots in Disguise Scourge) via TakaraTomy Mall, due to unexpected demand.
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Newsletter June 22, 2017 DC ORIGINAL BIG-FIGS Jakks Pacific has released 5 new Big-Figs featuring some of your favorite DC characters, all standing about 18 inches and featuring unique paint decos, several points of articulation, and some real fabric costume pieces! $49.99 Each CLASSIC 1/50 SCALE BATCAVE DESKTOP SCULPTURE Batman’s sanctuary, his base of operations, the nerve center of […]
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TakaraTomy.co.jp is on a roll! Classics/Generation fans were treated to a slew of new official pictures, but Masterpiece fans were not to be left behind! Continue reading for full gallery.
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Images of the upcoming Titans Return Leader class Overlord have surfaced thanks to Weibo user 淘宝店变形金刚改造工厂. Overlord recolors Sky Shadow’s tank and adds a new mold jet to complete the robot mode. In addition to an image of Overlord in package, there’s a picture of his base mode (being lorded over by his Titan Master Dreadnaut).
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To celebrate 50 releases in the Transformers Legends line, a questionnaire has been uploaded to the TakaraTomy Mall website, though it is in Japanese and requires an account on the site.
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Monday morning, time for TFsource News, the weekly sponsor spotlight on the hottest in-stock, restock, and preorder items!
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TakaraTomy has posted updated pictures via Twitter of their upcoming TakaraTomy Mall exclusive LG-EX God Ginrai set.
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Japan always used to get the coolest stuff. Transformers not released in the US, G1 cartoons we were deprived of as children… you know, the really important stuff. That brings us to Legends God Bomber, who was originally an add-on to the G1 Powermaster Optimus mold, known as Super Ginrai in Japan. Takara has remade both Super Ginrai and God […]
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Transformers: The Last Knight is only a couple of days away, more and more movie toys are showing up in stores. YouTube user chefatron gives us a look at upcoming The Last Knight Voyager Class Autobot Hound.
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The cartoon may be over, but the Rescue Bots line is still going strong, as evidenced by a set of new toys that seem to have slipped under the radar, including both redecos and several new molds! Much of the line has a theme of dragons and dinosaurs, an evident tie-in to the upcoming Transformers: The Last Knight movie.
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Henry Orenstein was the first to realize the potential for Transformers in America back when it was starting out in Japan. He convinced Hasbro to invest in the toys and is the reason why this site exists today. You might not of known though that Orenstein is a survivor of the Holocaust. In an interview with Newsweek that was published […]
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