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I love this concept, but I hope they tweak it some more to make it look closer to the G1 Megs.
Agree. Was Megatron more white color in the cartoon?
I love this concept, but I hope they tweak it some more to make it look closer to the G1 Megs.
That's not the same. There are two lines:
Transformers Generation 1 (TG1)
Transformers New Generation (TNG)
G1 is the one you posted and the Optimus that this thread is for. The two concept arts I posted is for the TNG line.
The G1 line will be smaller while the TNG line will be in size with their Bayformer statues.
I guess it was more difficult to pull off a consistent chrome color in the 80's. With all the different angles and lighting, there were times where Megs did appear to be white in color. Other times, a very light gray.Agree. Was Megatron more white color in the cartoon?
That's a great idea actually. I'm going to be waiting as well.So one more Prime and 2 more Megatron comin? Might just wait til I see them all before placing a Po
So one more Prime and 2 more Megatron comin? Might just wait til I see them all before placing a Po
EXACTLY! Looks like I'll have to suck it up and save my nickles. Before I knew that I wanted it, I saw one with minor damages on EBay for $1500. I really regret not jumping on it.
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P1S better paid more effort on their existing Bayformers line, speed up the prototype making of Jazz, Shockwave, Sentinal Prime etc instead of diverting to the line of cartoon / movie version hybrid. I would not buy an unknown origin statue with such high price.
agree with this comment. who exactly are their target audience with this statue? the look is of unknown origin, neither movie nor g1. I thought statue collectors have a thirst for movie / cartoon accuracy, not some artists impression of an existing character.
I'd say the target audience are those of us who grew up in the eighties and have been waiting for a unique, realistic representation of these characters.
I am the fan grew up in the eighties, I rather buy Hasbro/Takara G1 figures that can be transformed and poseable and in much much lower price. Tons of choice out there as we all know. Takara MP series already a good choice.I'd say the target audience are those of us who grew up in the eighties and have been waiting for a unique, realistic representation of these characters.
Totally agreeagree with this comment. who exactly are their target audience with this statue? the look is of unknown origin, neither movie nor g1. I thought statue collectors have a thirst for movie / cartoon accuracy, not some artists impression of an existing character.
I am the fan grew up in the eighties, I rather buy Hasbro/Takara G1 figures that can be transformed and poseable and in much much lower price. Tons of choice out there as we all know. Takara MP series already a good choice.
I'd say the target audience are those of us who grew up in the eighties and have been waiting for a unique, realistic representation of these characters.
Then go buy the plastic toys, at this point you are just trolling - comparing $1000 25 inch statue to a plastic toy.
To answer the other questions who buys this - it's those of us who grew up with the cartoon and hasbro toys - and want a high end g1 statue of Optimus.
You can keep arguing how this statue isnt 100% same compared to a 80s blocky cartoon character, that had no details to begin with. It still makes absolutely no sense no matter how many times you repeat it - we are talking a few blocky cartoon squares.
This statue represents the perfect form of Optimus prime from the cartoon, if he were to jump out of the cartoon into real life, this is how he will look. It's pretty obvious some of you guys are never statue collector to begin with.
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