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You want a higher-res version of hell? Here you go! Seriously though, there's also TF Archive, but I don't know if the resolution is high enough for what you need: https://tfarchive.com/toys/catalogues/generationone_catalogues.php

Well, I have done both tbh. I've got some of the larger 'bots but generally speaking, do not tend to go for them much these days. Over the last two or three years, I've simply been cherry picking the vehicle sets that I want. Some intentionally interact with the larger figures and some don't...

I really love the slate of recent, small Diaclone vehicles. They're very cool and compared to some of the larger offerings, don't break the budget too hard.

I...kind of like it.

I would recommend slowly working the pieces back and forth to loosen them up before attempting their final configuration. Over time, joints may stick or stiffen, warp, or become brittle. If nothing seems to be working (and depending on how modern the figure is), you can use some light...

I'm sure that they didn't. I have read horror stories about the checkout feature of the Hot Wheels site (albeit mainly on TFW), and it seems that there were some...issues today. I did not take the plunge but I think that it's a pretty cool collaboration, and I'm looking forward to seeing...

I think that this SS86 Bumblebee is interesting. Robot mode looks pretty good and is where it really shines, IMO. But yeah, I already have recent iterations such as Netflix and Origins, so this is kind of falling into the "how many versions of G1 Bumblebee do I need?" category.

And now I really want to know how the Robot Talk piano solo sounds! 0000001000000111

Interesting. I still won't be going but I did order the popcorn / drink set, and that is enough for me.

I had tickets but could not go and ended up getting them refunded at the zero hour. It sound like it was interesting but I am not too disappointed at having missed it.

Preorders for Bumblebee and Cliffjumper are up at various places. I took the plunge on both but man, they are pricey. $80+ for the whole shooting match. My brain is still trying to work out how these two little dudes together are ten bucks more than Prime w/o his trailer. Oh well, I suppose...

Just watched the fanstream and yeah, I don't think that any of these are must-haves for me. Springer seems kinda cool, but I've got him already and don't really mind the Stege. I've also already got the Netflix Soundwave, so I can't imagine wanting or needing another version of that. The only...

^Because the water's warm?

It's really $80?! Does it come with the other '84 Autobots in car mode, or a trailer that doubles as a tv tray or something? Seriously, while kinda cool, I'm not seeing $80 worth of value here.

I have watched the '86 Movie many times, but I don't remember Steeljaw having a giant speaker on his back; like, ever. Is it just supposed to represent the comm tower that the Decepticons were trying to destroy during the "battle of the cassettes" scene?

^This is exactly where I am with the Thundertron/pirate stuff. Not really my bag, but I am happy for those that like it, and now have the exquisite misery of choice!

TR was fantastic. Slugslinger, Triggerhappy, and Misfire were such cool-looking toys - and fun as hell to transform!

I wouldn't say that I was religious about comic books, especially in 1984. I went in and out of stories and would pick up issues that I liked here and there. I started to enjoy drawing around this time, and would mainly choose Transformers comics with cool-looking art that I could attempt to...

Wow, I loved Mr. T and the animated Beetlejuice too!

Oh, don't you worry. I'm sure there will be an upgrade kit if there isn't already one.