HasLab Victory Saber
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Transformers HasLab Victory Saber | First Look Video
Join Transformers HasLab Product Designer, Evan, as he takes you through an in-depth look of Victory Saber! On this first engineering sample, you get to see what is perfect, as well as what needs some tweaking before we get our next sample. This is a peek behind the curtain like you’ve never seen!
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Transformers HasLab Victory Saber | First Look Video
Join Transformers HasLab Product Designer, Evan, as he takes you through an in-depth look of Victory Saber! On this first engineering sample, you get to see what is perfect, as well as what needs some tweaking before we get our next sample. This is a peek behind the curtain like you’ve never seen!
Cheers. It's now up at YouTube:
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I'm glad the video went up on Youtube because everytime I click on the link, I end up getting redirected to the home page Automatically and cannot find it! The video its self answered my burning question about how the two combine together as all of the other stuff doesn't answer that question thou I get the feeling they are scheming when he mentions about the way Star Saber's feet connect to Victory Leo, so likely they may transfer ideas from this into future projects! My predictions for third party extras are:
Bigger Sword blade
A larger nose cone for Victory Leo Jet mode
A smaller sword for the Saber robot
A Tail for Victory Leo Beast mode
Overall, he is looking pretty good and the height of the combined form is pretty much two ER OP stood upon one another, that is my take away on that, so will look down upon most other bots as he going to be bigger than Jetfire
Bigger Sword blade
A larger nose cone for Victory Leo Jet mode
A smaller sword for the Saber robot
A Tail for Victory Leo Beast mode
Overall, he is looking pretty good and the height of the combined form is pretty much two ER OP stood upon one another, that is my take away on that, so will look down upon most other bots as he going to be bigger than Jetfire
I imagine the main third party accessories will be fillers for Leo's cannons and biceps, and covers for the inside of Saber's arms. Which it's a bit annoying is required in such an expensive toy tbh.
And don't forget random lights, probably as actual thrusters for Victory Leo's or the combined spaceship's rear?
TFW has new pics and you get a better sense of the size of Victory Saber
LETS SAY GO!!!
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Transformers HasLab Victory Saber Prototype – Size Comparison Images
Let's say go! with another great update of HasLab Victory Saber courtesy of Hasbro designer Evan Brooks via his Instagram account. If you had any doubts about the right scale of Star Saber, Victory Leo or Star Saber we are sure these images will clear all doubt. We have not only comparison...
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So just about Jetfire height, then. Not bad at all! I know many wanted bigger but Jetfire is actually a good balance of 'big enough to be 'huge', not so big as to be hard to display'. This will be quite similar! My really BIG worry honestly is the plastic on the stand. I know clear can be brittle, I've repaired a great many transparent figure stands where the little clear peg has broken, and this thing's pretty heavy by the look of it. I've even got to the point where I have a standard procedure of "drill, insert penny nail, cut to length, glue, coat with nail polish" established, it's THAT repetitive.
I doult the stand for this will break easily as it appears to be pretty thick plastic, thou I'm likely to leave the stand in the box to not see the light of day for along time to come!
I caught that, and am trying to figure out why you'd ever use translucent plastic for anything that you're going to paint over entirely....
The only answer I can come up with is "shared mold trees," but if that's the case, I have to immediately follow up with "why wasn't the sword placed on a different tree?"
The only answer I can come up with for that is "optimizing use of available tree space".
A possible answer, I'm sure, but decidedly unsatisfying. I have trouble accepting that a better way couldn't have been found.
They're painting the base and brianmaster face too and they're all the same material, maybe that sort of plastic takes paint better, since the blade also has to slide into his leg and the face has to be taken out of his head for transformation?
It's been pretty obvious for a while that some kind of edict has come down to try and save money by trying to crush all sprue sizes to a standard size, which is resulting in some bizarre decisions about the plastic colour items are cast in aside from the needs for different types of plastic.
It's just another tiny way things are getting worse due to cost cutting, even on pretty expensive items. And meanwhile other manufacturers have invested in having independent colour gates on the same sprues, moving injection molds to provide undercuts or hollow barrels etc.
It's just another tiny way things are getting worse due to cost cutting, even on pretty expensive items. And meanwhile other manufacturers have invested in having independent colour gates on the same sprues, moving injection molds to provide undercuts or hollow barrels etc.
YouTube unboxing from today. They said it will be on display tomorrow. This still a sample model.
Looks to be worth every penny. Can’t wait to get this in hand.
Looks to be worth every penny. Can’t wait to get this in hand.
I'm also looking forward to laying my hands on Victory Saber, I hope at some point we also get Star Saber's arch enemy as a offical figure
I looked through stills and had several thoughts about the excess packaging flair and not really caring about the figures.....
....then I remembered I backed this.
At least you can flip it for a decent mark up.
Edit: I hate typing before coffee
Edit: I hate typing before coffee
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I think that's why I originally backed it, but knowing I could,