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Showing posts with label Stunticons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stunticons. Show all posts
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Magic Square Toys MS-B11 Overlord, is now up for pre-order!
Monday, June 29, 2020
TransFormMission Havoc Combiner (Metallic Version), is now up for pre-order!
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| TransFormMission Havoc Combiner (Metallic Version) |
We have TransFormMission Havoc Combiner (Metallic Version), now up for pre-order! Reserve yours early by following the links. Thanks for your continued support of The Chosen Prime!
Tuesday, June 23, 2020
FansToys FT-31B Magnum, is now in-stock and sold out!
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| FansToys FT-31B Magnum |
Hello TCP Family!We have begun to receive our stock of FT-31B Magnum. In order to expedite the process, please be sure that all balances have been paid and shipping has been selected if you are not using Roller's Stash. If you are receiving PayPal invoices, we will begin sending those out today.
Orders will be processed in the order in which they are received and
please, do not reach out to ask us the status of the order at this
time. It just slows our ability to process them as quickly as possible.
We appreciate everyone's cooperation and understanding as we work hard to get your figures out as fast as possible. Note, we are not accepting orders anymore as we are now sold-out.
Thank You,
Brandon & The TCP Team
We appreciate everyone's cooperation and understanding as we work hard to get your figures out as fast as possible. Note, we are not accepting orders anymore as we are now sold-out.
Thank You,
Brandon & The TCP Team
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
FansToys FT-31B Magnum, is now up for pre-order!
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| FansToys FT-31B Magnum |
FansToys FT-31B Magnum, is now up for pre-order! Use the links and reserve yours early. Use the links and reserve yours. Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Monday, January 6, 2020
X-Transbots MX-12A Gravestone, is now in the house!
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| X-Transbots MX-12A Gravestone |
X-Transbots MX-12A Gravestone, is now in-stock! Get yours by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen prime!
Monday, October 7, 2019
X-Transbots toys MX-15G Deathwish (G2 Version), is now up for pre-order!
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| X-Transbots toys MX-15G Deathwish (G2 Version) |
Now up for pre-order is X-Transbots MX-15G Deathwish (G2 Version). Just use the links and reserve yours today. Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Monday, September 30, 2019
X-Transbots toys MX-13T Crackup, is now in-stock!
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| X-Transbots toys MX-13T Crackup |
X-Transbot Toys MX-13T Crackup is now in-stock! Get yours by using the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Tuesday, August 6, 2019
X-Transbots toys MX-13T Crackup, is now up for pre-order!
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| X-Transbots toys MX-13T Crackup |
Coming up from X-Transbots is MX-13T Crackup. Reserve yours early by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Friday, July 12, 2019
X-Transbots toys MX-15 Deathwish (Second Run), is now in-stock!
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| X-Transbots toys MX-15 Deathwish (Second Run) |
We just received our stock for X-Transbots Toys MX-15 Deathwish (Second Run). Orders are being processed. Order yours by following the links. Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Monday, April 29, 2019
FansToys FT-31A Roadking, is now in-stock!
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| FansToys FT-31A Roadking |
We finally got our stock for FansToys FT-31A Roadking. Pre-orders are currently being processed and shipped out as soon as we can. If you haven't ordered yet, use the links. Don't forget to take advantage of the Prime Directives to save more! Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, January 24, 2019
X-Transbots MX-14G Flipout G2, is now up for pre-order!
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| X-Transbots MX-14G Flipout G2 |
Check out X-Transbots MX-14G Flipout G2. We now have it up for pre-order. Just follow the links and reserve yours today. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, November 9, 2017
TransFormMission Over Turn - Dead End
I have been really enjoying the TransFormMission Stunticons. They are a great looking group of bots that have fantastic vehicle modes. Over Turn is another worthwhile addition to my growing IDW shelf.
Car mode looks just as good as the previous vehicles in the team. There are unseemly panel lines, but that comes with the territory. The paint applications are clean. The transparent headlights are a much appreciated detail. Rubber sideview mirrors alleviate the worry of breakage. He rolls very well on hard rubber tires. His weapon stores in the undercarriage.
Like the others, transformation is pretty straight forward. It is kind of scary to move the windshields around though; transparent hinges are not my favorite thing. I wouldn't want to crack anything or introduce stress fractures. His lower legs should have had stronger tabs because they fold sideways, giving him a bow-legged look. Like the others before him, his backpack just sits loosely on his back. At least it doesn't swivel out of place. Going back to car mode is not that fun, but it is doable.
I love the metallic finish on his face, visor, and chest. The line work is more subdued than on his teammates, but still adds some visual interest. His face sculpt is my favorite of the group so far. Stylistically, he's closer to Disorder than the other two limb bots.
His head is on a ball joint. He can look down a bit and up quite a lot. His shoulders are on hinges and swivels. Unfortunately, when you manipulate his shoulders, his shoulder panels move up, breaking his form. He can't quite raise his arms all the way up and out to vertical, but can get well past horizontal. He swivels at his biceps, wrists, and waist. His single-jointed elbows can only curl to 90 degrees. His thumbs are fixed and the rest of his fingers are single-pinned and articulate as a single unit. He has universal joints that let him do full front and side splits. His thigh swivels are up at the universal joints and are limited by the sculpt. He has ratcheted, single-jointed knees that can't quite curl to 90 degrees. His feet are on rockers and tilts, but they feel slightly wonky. Maybe a touch of floor polish will fix that. His toes and heel spurs are on separate hinges.
His accessories include his rifle, some combiner parts, and the rest of the pieces for that mini Optimus Prime. His rifle is purple and black plastic, with some minimal line work. Despite using a Masterpiece-styled tab, it sits securely in his hands. The combiner parts are supposed to be better than what came in the box with Powertrain, but I haven't tried them out yet. I suppose I will put together the model kit Optimus Prime at some point.
Over Turn will stand on my IDW shelf next to his team. I have yet to see whether the combined form of Havoc holds together well or not. For now, I'm simply enjoying this set as individual figures. The aesthetic design isn't for everyone. I like them, especially as a group of exotic sports cars and a truck.
Car mode looks just as good as the previous vehicles in the team. There are unseemly panel lines, but that comes with the territory. The paint applications are clean. The transparent headlights are a much appreciated detail. Rubber sideview mirrors alleviate the worry of breakage. He rolls very well on hard rubber tires. His weapon stores in the undercarriage.
Like the others, transformation is pretty straight forward. It is kind of scary to move the windshields around though; transparent hinges are not my favorite thing. I wouldn't want to crack anything or introduce stress fractures. His lower legs should have had stronger tabs because they fold sideways, giving him a bow-legged look. Like the others before him, his backpack just sits loosely on his back. At least it doesn't swivel out of place. Going back to car mode is not that fun, but it is doable.
I love the metallic finish on his face, visor, and chest. The line work is more subdued than on his teammates, but still adds some visual interest. His face sculpt is my favorite of the group so far. Stylistically, he's closer to Disorder than the other two limb bots.
His head is on a ball joint. He can look down a bit and up quite a lot. His shoulders are on hinges and swivels. Unfortunately, when you manipulate his shoulders, his shoulder panels move up, breaking his form. He can't quite raise his arms all the way up and out to vertical, but can get well past horizontal. He swivels at his biceps, wrists, and waist. His single-jointed elbows can only curl to 90 degrees. His thumbs are fixed and the rest of his fingers are single-pinned and articulate as a single unit. He has universal joints that let him do full front and side splits. His thigh swivels are up at the universal joints and are limited by the sculpt. He has ratcheted, single-jointed knees that can't quite curl to 90 degrees. His feet are on rockers and tilts, but they feel slightly wonky. Maybe a touch of floor polish will fix that. His toes and heel spurs are on separate hinges.
His accessories include his rifle, some combiner parts, and the rest of the pieces for that mini Optimus Prime. His rifle is purple and black plastic, with some minimal line work. Despite using a Masterpiece-styled tab, it sits securely in his hands. The combiner parts are supposed to be better than what came in the box with Powertrain, but I haven't tried them out yet. I suppose I will put together the model kit Optimus Prime at some point.
Over Turn will stand on my IDW shelf next to his team. I have yet to see whether the combined form of Havoc holds together well or not. For now, I'm simply enjoying this set as individual figures. The aesthetic design isn't for everyone. I like them, especially as a group of exotic sports cars and a truck.
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
TransFormMission M01 Havoc Combiner Set, now available!
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| TransFormMission M01 Havoc Combiner Set |
We have a limited number of TranFormMission M01 Havoc Combiner Sets available. Get yours by following the links. Thank you for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Friday, September 8, 2017
TransFormMission Overturn is now in-stock!
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| TransFormMission Overturn |
TransFormMission Overturn is now in-stock and being processed. Get yours by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, August 3, 2017
DX9Toys Attila Combiner team, now up for pre-order!
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| DX9Toys Attila Combiner team |
We have the pre-orders up for the DX9Toys Attila Combiner Team. Just use the links to reserve yours. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Wednesday, July 5, 2017
XTransbots MX-XIII Crackup is now up for pre-order!
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| XTransbots MX-XIII Crackup |
We have XTransbots MX-XIII Crackup now up for pre-order! ETA of 3rd Quarter 2017 release. This is their version of Stunticon Breakdown. The figure is part of the combiner team, Berserkars, and will form Monolith (Menasor). So, make sure to get your pre-orders in! Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Transform Mission Revolt - Dragstrip
Transform Mission Revolt - Dragstrip
Transform Mission Revolt has me pretty excited to complete this set of Stunticons. Despite the somewhat annoying backpacks of the previous figures, I really like the overall design.
Since Combiner Wars wasn't going for real world cars, I couldn't understand why that Dragstrip only has four wheels. Revolt has the appropriate six wheels. I especially like the detailing on the engine block, with the metallic gold paint and line work. Too bad it's not Die-cast. The racing stripes are cleanly applied. The cockpit has some nice detailing as well, with a steering wheel and seat belts represented. It's too small for the mini Transformer people though. His head is kind of visible in the cockpit. Although his undercarriage is fairly clean, it doesn't really hide robot hands and legs. He rolls quite well on three pairs of rubber tires. His rifle stores underneath.
Transformation is pretty fun. I particularly like how the legs form up, and I especially like how the wheels lock into place so they don't spin. This was something that DX9 Invisible really needed. His arms are pretty straightforward to form. I don't like having to yank out his forearms though and I couldn't get his neck plate to stay tabbed in. Going back to vehicle mode was pretty easy and not frustrating.
Like the previous Stunticons from Transform Mission, I find I really enjoy Revolt's robot mode. The paint applications and line work really make for an interesting figure. The head could be a little more stylized, but that's maybe because I'm fond of Combiner Wars Dragstrip's face sculpt. This time, there is no swiveling backpack that messes with my OCD.
His head is on a ball joint. He can look up, but not down. His shoulders are on hinged ball joints. He can raise his arms out and up a little past 90 degrees. His shoulder covers are on their own hinges and swivels so you have to manipulate them separate from his arms. He swivels at his biceps and forearms. His elbows are single-jointed and can only curl to 90 degrees. His thumbs are fixed in place and the rest of his fingers are single-pinned and articulate as one unit. He has a waist swivel. His hips are on universals. While he can technically do a full side splits, the gray pieces on the back of his thighs literally cause his butt to detach. The same pieces prevent him from doing a full front splits because he can't raise his legs out behind him. Being mindful of his hip skirts allows him to raise his legs out in front of him. His thighs swivel around his universal joints and are hindered by their sculpt. His single-jointed knees only curl to 90 degrees. Like Invisible, he doesn't really have feet. His toes are on tilts and swivels. His heels are his wheels, but they are locked in place so he doesn't have a tendency to fall over.
His accessories include his rifle and more build-it-yourself bits for a miniature Optimus Prime. The rifle has some silver paint. The handle and extra grip are on hinges. I really wish designers would move away from Masterpiece-styled tabs, especially when it's a pain to fit the gun handle within the figure's grasp. To its credit, the rifle stays put once you finagle it into place. I don't think there are enough pieces to put together Optimus Prime yet. Between various photography projects and painting miniatures, I don't think I'll get around to assembling him.
I'll be displaying Revolt on my IDW shelf. I'm glad I started collecting the Transform Mission Stunticons. They've got a hat trick going so I am quite hopeful the rest of the set won't disappoint. I can't wait to get a hold of an IDW Megatron to lead this group.
Transform Mission Revolt has me pretty excited to complete this set of Stunticons. Despite the somewhat annoying backpacks of the previous figures, I really like the overall design.
Since Combiner Wars wasn't going for real world cars, I couldn't understand why that Dragstrip only has four wheels. Revolt has the appropriate six wheels. I especially like the detailing on the engine block, with the metallic gold paint and line work. Too bad it's not Die-cast. The racing stripes are cleanly applied. The cockpit has some nice detailing as well, with a steering wheel and seat belts represented. It's too small for the mini Transformer people though. His head is kind of visible in the cockpit. Although his undercarriage is fairly clean, it doesn't really hide robot hands and legs. He rolls quite well on three pairs of rubber tires. His rifle stores underneath.
Transformation is pretty fun. I particularly like how the legs form up, and I especially like how the wheels lock into place so they don't spin. This was something that DX9 Invisible really needed. His arms are pretty straightforward to form. I don't like having to yank out his forearms though and I couldn't get his neck plate to stay tabbed in. Going back to vehicle mode was pretty easy and not frustrating.
Like the previous Stunticons from Transform Mission, I find I really enjoy Revolt's robot mode. The paint applications and line work really make for an interesting figure. The head could be a little more stylized, but that's maybe because I'm fond of Combiner Wars Dragstrip's face sculpt. This time, there is no swiveling backpack that messes with my OCD.
His head is on a ball joint. He can look up, but not down. His shoulders are on hinged ball joints. He can raise his arms out and up a little past 90 degrees. His shoulder covers are on their own hinges and swivels so you have to manipulate them separate from his arms. He swivels at his biceps and forearms. His elbows are single-jointed and can only curl to 90 degrees. His thumbs are fixed in place and the rest of his fingers are single-pinned and articulate as one unit. He has a waist swivel. His hips are on universals. While he can technically do a full side splits, the gray pieces on the back of his thighs literally cause his butt to detach. The same pieces prevent him from doing a full front splits because he can't raise his legs out behind him. Being mindful of his hip skirts allows him to raise his legs out in front of him. His thighs swivel around his universal joints and are hindered by their sculpt. His single-jointed knees only curl to 90 degrees. Like Invisible, he doesn't really have feet. His toes are on tilts and swivels. His heels are his wheels, but they are locked in place so he doesn't have a tendency to fall over.
His accessories include his rifle and more build-it-yourself bits for a miniature Optimus Prime. The rifle has some silver paint. The handle and extra grip are on hinges. I really wish designers would move away from Masterpiece-styled tabs, especially when it's a pain to fit the gun handle within the figure's grasp. To its credit, the rifle stays put once you finagle it into place. I don't think there are enough pieces to put together Optimus Prime yet. Between various photography projects and painting miniatures, I don't think I'll get around to assembling him.
I'll be displaying Revolt on my IDW shelf. I'm glad I started collecting the Transform Mission Stunticons. They've got a hat trick going so I am quite hopeful the rest of the set won't disappoint. I can't wait to get a hold of an IDW Megatron to lead this group.
Monday, May 15, 2017
TransFormMission Revolt is now in-stock!
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| TransFormMission Revolt |
We just received our stock for TransFormMission Revolt! Pre-orders are currently being processed. Get yours by following the links. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
TransFormMission M01E Powertrain is now up for pre-order!
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| TransFormMission M01E Powertrain |
TransFormMission M01E Powertrain is now up for pre-order! ETA of July 2017 release. Reserve yours early. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime. Don't forget to take advantage of the Prime Directives!
Monday, January 30, 2017
TransFormMIssion M01A Carnage has been restocked!
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| TransFormMIssion M01A Carnage |
We just received our restock for TransForm Mission M01A Carnage. Order yours today by following the links. Thank you for your continued support of The Chosen Prime!
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