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Brought this home today . . . Took this pic earlier this evening just to show some friends . . . Actually . . . it was supposed to be a Christmas present from a student, but the usb port broke the day I got it, so the student's dad went back and made some changes. I think I'll leave it...

There used to be a "Book of the Dead." Seems like someone named Tetra Reris wrote it. I probably saw it on Iggy Drouge's page. That was the late 90's, though. I don't know if it's still available. Edit - here's one copy: https://everything2.com/e2node/Transformers%2520Book%2520of%2520the%2520Dead

Sure - there'll be time to buy a second or third copy later.

Late to the "what I got for Christmas" party, but technically, I did get Transformers for Christmas this year . . .

Distraction?

I used to have that book memorized. Read it for my daughters at bedtime many, many times.

Windcharger's monster truck wheels and Bumblebee's penny-racer shape (Cliffjumper, too) are part of what I like about the original minibots. The cartoony proportions are fun.

I know we're on a tangent in the legacy thread, so I'll keep it short - I saw pics on discord. They look good! I also reached out to the company. I didn't realize they were shipping from Ontario, so I'll be a little more patient.

Actually . . . this is good to know, b/c I'm in the same boat. Shipped on 12/12 and no sign of it yet.

Just an updated Galactic Peace Keeper. That's good enough for me. . . . (I might want a half dozen, though. Or so.)

Agreed - big square headlights would complete the cartoon look.

Oh, that's a cool little archive.

The more blue cranes the merrier?

Wow. Blue Hook is awesome!

Ok, yeah. He had stuff posted here at one point, too.

I recognize that name. He got a (cartoon? comic?) cameo somewhere.

I remember reading this was a game with ratings, too - make the blood look a little less real. This was in Starlog or one of the old newsstand magazines my mom used to buy, so I couldn't find the source at this point.

Stark or Wakandan.

Well - Hana Hatae (Molly O) is 36-ish. I should be used to stuff like that now, but I'm not. Apropos of nothing, Bumper Robinson was a teenage Jem Hadar. (...and now that I typed that out, it sounds like a movie...)

It is fun to see bits of shared engineering or just "shared ways of doing __________," even years later, like seeing something that works the way the Alternators did way down the line.