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| Warbotron WB-03B Speed Wheel |
Here's our Photo Gallery for Warbotron WB-03B Speed Wheel. Enjoy the rest of the pictures by clicking on the image above. Thank you for your continued patronage of The Chosen Prime!
Showing posts with label Warbotron. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warbotron. Show all posts
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Warbotron WB-03B Speed Wheel Photo Gallery
Here's our Photo Gallery for Warbotron WB-03B Speed Wheel. Enjoy the rest of the pictures by clicking on the image above. Thank you for your continued patronage of The Chosen Prime!
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Warbotron WB-03D Double Strike Photo Gallery
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| Warbotron WB-03D Double Strike |
Warbotron WB-03D Double Strike Photo Gallery. Just click the image above to view the rest of the pictures. Thanks for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Friday, March 25, 2016
Warbotron WB-03A Turbo Ejector Photo Gallery
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| Warbotron WB-03A Turbo Ejector |
Here's our Photo Gallery for Warbotron WB-03A Turbo Ejector. Just click on the image above to view the rest of the pictures. Thanks for your continued support of The Chosen Prime!
Monday, March 21, 2016
Warbotron WB-03C Hammer Sharpener Photo Gallery
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| Warbotron WB-03C Hammer Sharpener |
Here's our Photo Gallery for Warbotron WB-03C Hammer Sharpener. Just click on the image above to view the rest of the pictures. Thanks for your continued patronage of The Chosen Prime!
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Warbotron WB-03D Double Strike, now in-stock!
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| Warbotron WB-03D Double Strike |
Just arrived today and in-stock, Warbotron WB-03D Double Strike. Pre-orders are currently being processed and we have a very limited stock available for purchase. So, make sure to add it to your Roller's Stash. Thank you for choosing The Chosen Prime!
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Warbotron WB-03E Laser Cannon, now in-stock!
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| Warbotron WB-03E Laser Cannon |
We got them in-stock. Order your Warbotron WB-03E Laser Cannon, by clicking on the image above, or using the botton and form at the bottom of post. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Warbotron WB-03E Laser Cannon video review
Video review of Warbotron WB-03E Laser Cannon. Thanks to Diecast of Radio Free Cybertron. Click on the form below and order yours! Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Monday, September 28, 2015
Warbotron WB-03E Laser Cannon, now in-stock!
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| Warbotron WB-03E Laser Cannon |
Warbotron WB-03E Laser Cannon (Scattershot) is now in-stock! Pre-orders are currently being processed. Click on the image above or use the form at the bottom of the post to orders yours. Make sure to take advantage of the Prime Directives!
Friday, April 10, 2015
Upcoming 3rd Party (Toyworld / FansToys / Warbotron / Before and After) figures coming in stock next week!
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| Toyworld TW-06 Evila Star |
We have some cool 3rd party figure coming up next week. First off is Toyworld TW-06 Evila Star. This triple changer really works great and looks great too! Just click on the image to pre-order.
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| FansToys FT-05 Soar |
Here comes FT-05 Soar! Want some MP Dinobot goodness? Then get him ordered!
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| Warbotron WB-03A Turbo Ejector |
Up next is a combiner member from Warbotron. Here's WB-03A Turbo Ejector! The fast zipping bot is just one of a 5 member combiner team. Check it out and then check out at the store!
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| Before and After Sigma Six (Red arms) |
Last but not the least is this massive bot from Before and After. Sigma Six is a great figure on its own, but also enhances your Generations Metroplex set. Get on it early and miss the rush!
You can check them out and other goodies over on our store. Orders of $150 and up gets your free shipping in the Continental US and also earns you Prime Points towards gift certificates for future orders. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime!
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Warbotron WB-01F X-Ray and Weapons Kit, now up for pre-order
We are happy to announce that we are carrying the Warbotron WB-01F X-Ray and Weapons kit. It's slated for an April 2015 release. Make sure to pre-order early and add it to your Roller's Stash to save up. Check out the other Warbotron offerings on our store. Click on the main image above or use the form at the bottom to get your slot reserved. Enjoy the pictures!
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Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Warbotron WB-03C, pre-order is up!
Hot on the trail of WB-03B, here's another of Warbotron's combiner figures up for pre-oder. Here's WB-03C, which is their version of Technobot Nosecone. Click on the main image above or use the form at the bottom to secure your slot. Get in early and avoid the headaches. Take advantage of the Prime Directives!
Warbotron WB-03B, pre-order is up!
The latest from Warbotron, comes WB03B. No official name yet, but it's their version of Technobots Lightspeed. Get on the pre-orders early and save yourself from the hassle. Shop Smart with The Chosen Prime! Just click on the main image above or use the form at the bottom.
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Prime Spotlight: Warbotron WB-03A Turbo Ejector
Prime Spotlight presents:
Warbotron WB-03A Turbo Ejector
Bottom Line (*** stars- <out of a possible 5>)
By Stygian360
Introduction:
Warbotron is a company that immediately made a splash (both good and bad) on the collector scene with their first release, which is their version of Bruticus- WB01. When it was announced that their subsequent release would be their version of G1 Computron many were understandably excited, myself included. However after seeing pictures I felt that the scale was off. It seemed that they made the overall combiner as well as the individual bots perhaps too large and unnecessarily so for a set that didn’t need that size in order to get the point across. I must also admit that I’m not overly focused on the collector mantra these days that, “bigger is better”, so when I see a larger set like this I’m immediately suspicious of whether the size is warranted. Devastator should be huge, Bruticus as well, but Computron?? Arguments about scale aside; does Turbo Ejector do an adequate job of recreating G1 After burner? Let’s find out.
Articulation:
Turbo has all the right swivels and ball joints where they are needed- head is on a ball-joint, shoulders are on a pivot joint/pint joint which mimics a ball-joint and allows a full and adequate range of motion, the hips are on a ball-joint, and etc. In fact there were no significant areas where Turbo felt lacking in articulation.
One area of concern that I feel requires addressing are the odd ratchets at his hips, which do not allow for a full range of leg poses. I’m guessing that this is because of fewer teeth on the ratchets, which means you aren’t going to get poses except at certain ‘clicks’. These ratchets are most likely to help accommodate holding larger weapons once the bot is transformed into a limb- as the hip area of the robot tends to act as the pivot/elbow for the gestalt arm and takes an enormous amount of weight and strain- but it certainly isn’t doing the individual action figure any favors. So, be aware of this before you buy. It’s not egregious enough to represent a deal breaker, but killing certain poses simply to get a sturdier gestalt arm seems like a deal with the devil if I’ve ever heard one.
Paint:
Fortunately the paint on my review copy didn’t have any major flaws and for the most part looks good. However, this is one of those cases- as described in my other reviews- where the company molded parts in colored plastic rather than focused on paint applications. But when it works it works and it does so here. I will admit that in a few places- the arms mostly- the paint looks vaguely cheap and flirts dangerously with overspray (as the cut lines are not sharp), but I didn’t see anything that immediately jumped out as a factory error.
There is also the liberal use of amber transparent colored plastic throughout (not technically a paint application, but where else to discuss it?)- the eyes, vehicle canopy, and turbo fans most notably- but it all looks great and I’m glad Warbotron decided to go this route.
Transformation:
As simple as one can get, but it definitely works great and is quite fun overall. There were no areas of frustration with my review copy and in fact I found myself transforming him back and forth in quick succession just for the fun of it. Do be careful when swiveling his two canopy parts around that form his canopy as I can see the potential for popping them off or, with enough pressure applied, perhaps even cracking them. Just be patient when pushing them down and together into place and you’ll be happier with the results.
Bottom Line:
For me Turbo Ejector does not feel like a must have. As the start of a new combiner he looks fine and most will have fond memories of G1 Computron and will want to display the whole Warbotron crew on a shelf once they’re all out, but for me- having no affinity for the G1 version and thinking that for the most part the gestalt is overall too large- I’m going to consider this set a pass. That said there is nothing inherently wrong with Turbo Ejector and I actually in truth found transforming and posing him quite enjoyable. So, take my thoughts about my approach to this set with a grain of salt. If you’re already sold that you simply must have this updated and enlarged version of G1 Computron, then buy with confidence. Warbotron certainly knows what they’re doing and I foresee great things for them.
Warbotron WB-03A Turbo Ejector
Bottom Line (*** stars- <out of a possible 5>)
By Stygian360
Introduction:
Warbotron is a company that immediately made a splash (both good and bad) on the collector scene with their first release, which is their version of Bruticus- WB01. When it was announced that their subsequent release would be their version of G1 Computron many were understandably excited, myself included. However after seeing pictures I felt that the scale was off. It seemed that they made the overall combiner as well as the individual bots perhaps too large and unnecessarily so for a set that didn’t need that size in order to get the point across. I must also admit that I’m not overly focused on the collector mantra these days that, “bigger is better”, so when I see a larger set like this I’m immediately suspicious of whether the size is warranted. Devastator should be huge, Bruticus as well, but Computron?? Arguments about scale aside; does Turbo Ejector do an adequate job of recreating G1 After burner? Let’s find out.
Articulation:
Turbo has all the right swivels and ball joints where they are needed- head is on a ball-joint, shoulders are on a pivot joint/pint joint which mimics a ball-joint and allows a full and adequate range of motion, the hips are on a ball-joint, and etc. In fact there were no significant areas where Turbo felt lacking in articulation.
One area of concern that I feel requires addressing are the odd ratchets at his hips, which do not allow for a full range of leg poses. I’m guessing that this is because of fewer teeth on the ratchets, which means you aren’t going to get poses except at certain ‘clicks’. These ratchets are most likely to help accommodate holding larger weapons once the bot is transformed into a limb- as the hip area of the robot tends to act as the pivot/elbow for the gestalt arm and takes an enormous amount of weight and strain- but it certainly isn’t doing the individual action figure any favors. So, be aware of this before you buy. It’s not egregious enough to represent a deal breaker, but killing certain poses simply to get a sturdier gestalt arm seems like a deal with the devil if I’ve ever heard one.
Paint:
Fortunately the paint on my review copy didn’t have any major flaws and for the most part looks good. However, this is one of those cases- as described in my other reviews- where the company molded parts in colored plastic rather than focused on paint applications. But when it works it works and it does so here. I will admit that in a few places- the arms mostly- the paint looks vaguely cheap and flirts dangerously with overspray (as the cut lines are not sharp), but I didn’t see anything that immediately jumped out as a factory error.
There is also the liberal use of amber transparent colored plastic throughout (not technically a paint application, but where else to discuss it?)- the eyes, vehicle canopy, and turbo fans most notably- but it all looks great and I’m glad Warbotron decided to go this route.
Transformation:
As simple as one can get, but it definitely works great and is quite fun overall. There were no areas of frustration with my review copy and in fact I found myself transforming him back and forth in quick succession just for the fun of it. Do be careful when swiveling his two canopy parts around that form his canopy as I can see the potential for popping them off or, with enough pressure applied, perhaps even cracking them. Just be patient when pushing them down and together into place and you’ll be happier with the results.
Bottom Line:
For me Turbo Ejector does not feel like a must have. As the start of a new combiner he looks fine and most will have fond memories of G1 Computron and will want to display the whole Warbotron crew on a shelf once they’re all out, but for me- having no affinity for the G1 version and thinking that for the most part the gestalt is overall too large- I’m going to consider this set a pass. That said there is nothing inherently wrong with Turbo Ejector and I actually in truth found transforming and posing him quite enjoyable. So, take my thoughts about my approach to this set with a grain of salt. If you’re already sold that you simply must have this updated and enlarged version of G1 Computron, then buy with confidence. Warbotron certainly knows what they’re doing and I foresee great things for them.
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