Transformers: Age of the Primes Thread: ll First Post All Listings II Update : April 12th, 2027 Bonus Wave: Repaint fun, Beast Wars, G2, Machine Wars

[CoffeeHorse]

Loose Transmetal Megatrons are still pretty cheap but there's a reason for that.

 

[The Mighty Mollusk]

Keep in mind that there are still people who complain that there's no need for new Transmetals when it's suggested, saying most of them were 'close enough' to show accurate the first time. Ignoring that it was literally a generation ago-plus. Then they have a mortality crisis when you point it out.

Also, don't tell them about Megatron's infamous breakage issues. Or bring up how much the less-fragile Takara one goes for now.

 

[Platypus Prime]

My old TM Megatron broke in the usual way, my later Armada Predacon was much more stable. I imagine nowadays that's one figure that would work out better than the original, as there were no electronics or projectiles in the first place, and it's transformation was simple.

 

[CoffeeHorse]

It's such a good design too. That's what hurts.

 

[Sabrblade]

and costs $1000 on the secondary market.

I got mine for $400.

 

[Platypus Prime]

When it comes to that sort of money, I plan to pay off my car.

 

[Agent X]

So, uh, maybe I missed this, but, um, is Fangry just a repack of the Buzzworthy one? I know they did that with Prime Cliffjumper, but I don't recall discussion about Fangry.

(I do appreciate that they apparently took new pictures.)

Yes.

 

[Stepwise]

My broader point, though, is that no one hugs every puppy.

(You haven't met my daughter.)

 

[lastmaximal]

I got mine for $400.

"you guys are getting things and have $?"

 

[Agent X]

I got mine when I attended the 'con in 2004. AND my Sentinel Maximus safely delivered (much) later. Even installed the sound chip from an Armada Oveload.

 

[Badgertron]

I for one am appreciating that we even CAN have a term like "sunbow slop" these days, as I take it as a sign of a healthy fandom from the next generation (in a similar vein to the Star Wars prequels getting accepted). It's something that people couldn't have gotten away with a decade ago.

 

[CoffeeHorse]

It's a sign of a good design team too. It seemed like absolute magic when Masterpiece first started nailing the Sunbow aesthetic. Now mainline stuff does it like it's nothing.