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We'll see. They're pretty sturdy toys.

Does that include all the many toys Optimus got in the Rescue Bots toyline? Even that 2 foot tall Epic Optimus Prime? ;)

Where's Waldo?

That too, yeah. Kremzeek toys made by HasTak have always been accessories rather than main figures of their own.

A consistent base design would help. But Tornedron kept changing his appearance to every random thing.

Tornedron wasn't a robot, though. He was an entity made of pure energy with no set physical form.

"Most of the figure"? I question your hands on experience with these things because all of the vital body parts have to be built. A featureless lump of plastic with no discernable qualities on its own does not a figure make.

He is so far out of touch with the rest of this forum.

The skeletons have no functionality without the sprue pieces. They're just useless featureless chunks of plastic on their own.

I originally wasn't going to post in this thread, until I remembered, "Wait, I own transforming model kits! Four of them!" Behold, four fully transformable, fully articulated BeastDrive model kits from 52Toys. Scales Rodimouse Velasa Raptor Night Glider All four are...

Man, I should have waited on so many of these.

Hmm... Maybe Hound really should have been the winner of the Power of the Primes fan vote after all.

The more I think about this mysterious "Primon" that Furman retroactively added to the original Marvel list of Matrix bearers, the more I begin to realize that there may have been a way to fit him back into the Marvel G1 lore using what was already there, and what a missed opportunity that has...

I didn't know you live in Stuart Little's house.

Frankly, what evidence was there that they were the same guy? No fiction has ever suggested that they were, and the only fiction that ever would have explored such an idea would more likely than not have come from Fun Pub, but they (or more precisely Jim Sorenson) leaned into the opposite...

In what ways? From the time of the Last Autobot's debut in 1991 to the introduction of Vector Prime in 2005, the Last Autobot hadn't been used in any TF fiction.

See, I always believed that Vector Prime and the Last Autobot were always meant to be separate individuals from the get-go, based on the bottom-right panel of this page from "Vector Prime: In the Beginning" (one of the first appearances of Vector Prime in any media, even preceding the premiere...