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The DX9Toys War in Pocket XTal Dark Dino Set, is now in-stock! Order yours by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Showing posts with label War in Pocket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label War in Pocket. Show all posts
Thursday, January 16, 2020
DX9Toys War in Pocket XTal Dark Dino Set, now in-stock!
The DX9Toys War in Pocket XTal Dark Dino Set, is now in-stock! Order yours by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Monday, October 21, 2019
Dx9toys War in Pocket Dinobot Set, is now in-stock! Use the links to order yours.
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| Dx9toys War in Pocket Dinobot Set |
We got the Dx9Toys War in Pocket Gift Set Dinobots. Follow the links and order yours today! Thanks for your continued support of The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, June 13, 2019
Dx9toys War in Pocket Dinobot Gift Set, is now up for pre-order!
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| Dx9toys War in Pocket Dinobot Gift Set |
We now have the pre-order up for Dx9toys War in Pocket Dinobot Gift Set. Just use the links and reserve yours. Thanks for your continued support of The Chosen Prime!
Friday, October 6, 2017
DX9Toys War in Pocket X22 Rager, is now in-stock!
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| DX9Toys War in Pocket X22 Rager |
We just received our stock for DX9Toys War in Pocket X22 Rager. Pre-orders are currently being processed. Get yours by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
DX9Toys War in Pocket X21 Thorner, is now in-stock!
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| DX9Toys War in Pocket X21 Thorner |
We have DX9Toys War in Pocket X21 Thorner, now in-stock! Get yours by following the links. Thank you for your continued support of The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, September 21, 2017
DX9Toys War in Pocket X33 Sonic Wizard, now in-stock!
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| DX9Toys War in Pocket X33 Sonic Wizard |
We now have the DX9Toys War in Pocket X33 Sonic Wizard. Orders are now being processed. Get yours by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
DX9Toys X16G Usurper Ghost is now in-stock!
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| DX9Toys X16G Usurper Ghost |
Just in, DX9Toys X16G Usurper Ghost is now in stock and being processed. Get yours by following the links. Thank you for your continued support of The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Dx9toys War in Pocket X20 Skyer is now in-stock!
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| DX9Toys War in Pocket X20 Skyer |
Just got in today - Dx9toys War in Pocket X20 Skyer. Pre-orders are currently being processed. Get yours by using the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Dx9toys War in Pocket X-18 Bumper and X19 Quaker are now in-stock!
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| Dx9toys War in Pocket X-18 Bumper and X19 Quaker |
New and in-stock are Dx9toys War in Pocket X18 Bumper and X19 Quaker, Get yours by following the links below. Thank you for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Monday, February 20, 2017
Dx9toys War in Pocket X33 Sonic Wizard is now up for pre-order!
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| DX9Toys War in Pocket X33 Sonic Wizard |
We now have the DX9Toys War in Pocket X33 Sonic Wizard up for pre-order. ETA of March 2017 release. Reserve yours today by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Dx9toys War in Pocket Campaigners pre-order is now up!
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| Dx9Toys War in Pocket Campaigners |
Dx9Toys War in Pocket Campaigners - X1 Speedoo, X2 Guartinel, and X3 Medilance, being released as a set. Reserve yours by using the links provided. ETA of late September release. Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
DX9Toys War in Pocket Doom Bringers, now in-stock!
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| DX9Toys War in Pocket Doom Bringers |
Now in-stock and ready to ship, DX9Toys War in Pocket Doom Bringers. Get the set of Plague, Tyrant, and Hurricane. Just follow the links. Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, March 17, 2016
DX9Toys War in Pocket Hulkie is now in-stock!
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| DX9Toys War in Pocket Hulkie |
Fresh off of the truck. Here's DX9Toys War in Pocket Hulkie, in-stock and ready to get shipped out. Pre-orders are currently being processed. Follow the links and orders yours. Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, March 10, 2016
DX9Toys War in Pocket X14 Leah and X15 Toufold, up for pre-order!
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| DX9Toys X14 Leah and X15 Toufold |
The latest figures in the War in Pocket line from DX9Toys are now up for pre-order. Here are X14 Leah and X15 Toufold. Just follow the links to reserve yours. Thanks for your continued patronage of The Chosen Prime!
Friday, June 19, 2015
DX9Toys Heavy Industries Hulkie, now up for pre-order!
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| DX9Toys Heavy Industries Hulkie |
Check it out. The lastest from DX9Toys War in Pocket series, comes Heavy Industries Hulkie! Here's you Legends scale combiner. Comes with 6 construction vehicles that turn into robots and comes together to form the Combiner. Click on the image above or use the form at the bottom. Hurry and get you pre-orders in. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Sunday, March 22, 2015
DX9Toys War in Pocket X-05 Tyrant and X-06 Hurricane, pre-order is up!
We now have the DX9Toys X-05 Tyrant and X-06 Hurricane set up for pre-order. Get yours reserved early and forget about the hassle. Just click on the main image above or use the form at the bottom. We look forward to having this set available to our customers. Remember Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Saturday, March 21, 2015
DX9Toys War in Pocket X-05 Tyrant and X-06 Hurricane, colored test shots
DX9Toys just revealed some test shot for their upcoming figures for their War in Pocket line. Here's X-05 Tyrant (Galvatron) and X-06 Hurricane (Cyclonus). We are so happy to see these figures and we hope to be able to bring them to our customers. We expect this to be a set, much like the previous releases. We are also hoping that they'd release Plague in sets as well. No pre-orders are up yet, but you can definitely check out the other DX9Toys products on our store by click the main image above or using the form at the bottom.
Remember to take advantage of the Prime Directives! Free shipping to the Continental US for every $150 purchase. For that amount of money, you also get 150 Prime Points that you can redeem for gift certificates (150 Prime Points = $5), for future purchases. And you can also combine your orders by using Roller's Stash. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Prime Spotlight: DX9Toys War in Pocket Medilance and Plague
Prime Spotlight presents:
DX9Toys War in Pocket X-03 Medilance and X-04 Plague
Bottom Line (**** stars- <out of a possible 5>)
By Stygian360
Introduction:
I love mini transforming figures. It’s just really fun to see what various companies can do with intricate transformations at this scale. I definitely prefer the larger scale figures more- or more appropriately the scale which is most accurate in capturing the likeness and personality of the character- but small transforming toys can be just as fun as their larger cousins. That admission out of the way, I was very excited to see how these two turned out. When grey prototype pictures of their Ironhide and Blurr homages first showed up I was interested, but once I had the set in-hand I graduated to positively elated. Their transformations were fun, not overly complex, and could be fiddled with easily during a phone meeting at work or simply to pass a few minutes while admiring the detail of the paint and basking in the enjoyment of actually owning a mini Ironhide. Okay, enough of my gushing and pontification. You want to know if these figures are worth the money. So, do they deliver? Let’s find out.
Articulation:
One of the strengths of these sets is the sheer volume of articulation that they possess for the size. Hasbro, grab a pencil and paper and take notes because DX9 is taking you to school. They have head rotation via a ball-joint, shoulders full range of motion, hips full range of motion and even ankle tilts. One of the things that figures at this scale from other companies often suffer from is being brittle. Sure you can move a joint, but it’s typically through chattering teeth as you worry the neck ball joint will snap, hands will twist off joints, etc. That is absolutely not the case with these figures. Both Medilance and Plague are solid as a rock and will stand up to multiple movements and transforming play. My one concern with Plague is the wing covers which form the top of his ‘shell’ in alt mode. The left side appears to be slightly bent at the swing joint. Thankfully it doesn’t impair transformation, but it’s there and it worries me for future use. To be fair I inherited this review set from a friend, so it could have been bent before I received him, but those wings may be something to keep an eye on. But if you’re careful in opening and closing them during transformation you should be fine.
Paint:
What’s here seems passable, but isn’t amazing. In fact in a few places I can already see the paint wearing off. Whether this is due to poor application at the factory, the type of paint used, the type of plastic used, etc., I really do not know. Regardless, the effect is paint which seems lacking and I hope on future releases DX9 gets this under tighter control. The one concern I have with Medilance are his very visible Red Cross badges, which show up rather oddly as side panels in vehicle mode. What works in one mode does not necessarily in the other, and I wish DX9 had worked out a better solution with this feature.
Transformation:
Uncomplicated, elegant and useful are the three words I’d used to describe this set. Both transformations can be done without instructions and with zero danger of harming the figures, but at this scale this is to be anticipated. The one thing I enjoy particularly with Plague is the hiding of his thighs (covered by his wing plates), hands (tucked back behind his head) and head. The head even includes a bit of an ‘automorph’ feature, where bringing the chest down tucks the head going into ‘con tower’ mode for vehicle configuration. Very cool! And Medilance is all manner of fun; with his tuck away guns and how elegantly he forms an ambulance from a rather bulky robot.
Bottom Line:
In the end this is a really fun set! I am pretty hooked and highly recommend picking these up. The rumor is that there are future plans for both Cyclonus and Galvatron homages (prototype pictures have shown up online), but the mind boggles as to where they may go next and who they may include as part of this mini army. You could in theory have a more than decent representation of factions from both sides eventually and what collector would turn that down. I say keep them coming!
DX9Toys War in Pocket X-03 Medilance and X-04 Plague
Bottom Line (**** stars- <out of a possible 5>)
By Stygian360
Introduction:
I love mini transforming figures. It’s just really fun to see what various companies can do with intricate transformations at this scale. I definitely prefer the larger scale figures more- or more appropriately the scale which is most accurate in capturing the likeness and personality of the character- but small transforming toys can be just as fun as their larger cousins. That admission out of the way, I was very excited to see how these two turned out. When grey prototype pictures of their Ironhide and Blurr homages first showed up I was interested, but once I had the set in-hand I graduated to positively elated. Their transformations were fun, not overly complex, and could be fiddled with easily during a phone meeting at work or simply to pass a few minutes while admiring the detail of the paint and basking in the enjoyment of actually owning a mini Ironhide. Okay, enough of my gushing and pontification. You want to know if these figures are worth the money. So, do they deliver? Let’s find out.
Articulation:
One of the strengths of these sets is the sheer volume of articulation that they possess for the size. Hasbro, grab a pencil and paper and take notes because DX9 is taking you to school. They have head rotation via a ball-joint, shoulders full range of motion, hips full range of motion and even ankle tilts. One of the things that figures at this scale from other companies often suffer from is being brittle. Sure you can move a joint, but it’s typically through chattering teeth as you worry the neck ball joint will snap, hands will twist off joints, etc. That is absolutely not the case with these figures. Both Medilance and Plague are solid as a rock and will stand up to multiple movements and transforming play. My one concern with Plague is the wing covers which form the top of his ‘shell’ in alt mode. The left side appears to be slightly bent at the swing joint. Thankfully it doesn’t impair transformation, but it’s there and it worries me for future use. To be fair I inherited this review set from a friend, so it could have been bent before I received him, but those wings may be something to keep an eye on. But if you’re careful in opening and closing them during transformation you should be fine.
Paint:
What’s here seems passable, but isn’t amazing. In fact in a few places I can already see the paint wearing off. Whether this is due to poor application at the factory, the type of paint used, the type of plastic used, etc., I really do not know. Regardless, the effect is paint which seems lacking and I hope on future releases DX9 gets this under tighter control. The one concern I have with Medilance are his very visible Red Cross badges, which show up rather oddly as side panels in vehicle mode. What works in one mode does not necessarily in the other, and I wish DX9 had worked out a better solution with this feature.
Transformation:
Uncomplicated, elegant and useful are the three words I’d used to describe this set. Both transformations can be done without instructions and with zero danger of harming the figures, but at this scale this is to be anticipated. The one thing I enjoy particularly with Plague is the hiding of his thighs (covered by his wing plates), hands (tucked back behind his head) and head. The head even includes a bit of an ‘automorph’ feature, where bringing the chest down tucks the head going into ‘con tower’ mode for vehicle configuration. Very cool! And Medilance is all manner of fun; with his tuck away guns and how elegantly he forms an ambulance from a rather bulky robot.
Bottom Line:
In the end this is a really fun set! I am pretty hooked and highly recommend picking these up. The rumor is that there are future plans for both Cyclonus and Galvatron homages (prototype pictures have shown up online), but the mind boggles as to where they may go next and who they may include as part of this mini army. You could in theory have a more than decent representation of factions from both sides eventually and what collector would turn that down. I say keep them coming!
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