Toy Fair 2017 - Jada Toys Transformers Products featuring Optimus Prime #TFNY #HasbroToyFair

This thing is B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L!!!

Now WHY, WHY can't Hasbro make a Leader Class Prime like THIS!!??

I'd be willing to shell out $75-$100.00 for a ROTF-like Optimus with a richly-detailed vehicle, & a metallic color-scheme like this!

Instead, we'll have to hope Takara will once again come to the rescue with *gasp* actual, screen-accurate paint, while Hasbro's Movie Prime will be lucky to get any silver paint for his wheels.

I'll wait to see if what was shown at Toy Fair is what shows up in boxes on store shelves, but Hasbro isn't known for slathering their figures in paint, rather the opposite. Perhaps the Movie Line will be different & surprise fans with more than minimally painted figures.

The tendency of Hasbro to save a "penny" of paint is exemplified in the Titan Returns Line, which has been awesome, generally speaking. Except for some notable exceptions, like Galvatron's helmet fiasco & countless unpainted Titan Master faces, & lack of paint on wheels. For example, PM Optimus isn't a bad mold, despite the comparison with Takara Ginrai, he just needed a less pale, less anemic faded red, new rifles, & some silver paint on his wheels.

The Movie line looks pretty good, from what has been shown at Toy Fair, but I hope the actual production toys look just as sharp.

AutobotAlvaron wrote:I'd be willing to shell out $75-$100.00 for a ROTF-like Optimus with a richly-detailed vehicle, & a metallic color-scheme like this!

So then why not do just that: http://www.bigbadtoystore.com/bbts/prod ... ode=retail

william-james88 wrote:

AutobotAlvaron wrote:I'd be willing to shell out $75-$100.00 for a ROTF-like Optimus with a richly-detailed vehicle, & a metallic color-scheme like this!

So then why not do just that: http://www.bigbadtoystore.com/bbts/prod ... ode=retail

Well because, I own that mold already, & it's easily one of the best Optimus Prime figures ever, but I'd really like a figure with that ROTF Leader mold's sophistication/articulation & complexity in the AOE version's slick new semi-truck & Heroic Knight form.

I can't be the only one who wants that, can I? And really, it would be a such a shame if a thing like that actually existed only to be made with minimal paint, wouldn't it? And why can't Hasbro make another awesome Leader Class Movie Prime with great detail, paint, & articulation? We've yet to see the entirety of the Hasbro Last Knight line, so I'm holding out hope that some really great figures are on their way!

AutobotAlvaron wrote:I can't be the only one who wants that, can I? And really, it would be a such a shame if a thing like that actually existed only to be made with minimal paint, wouldn't it? And why can't Hasbro make another awesome Leader Class Movie Prime with great detail, paint, & articulation? We've yet to see the entirety of the Hasbro Last Knight line, so I'm holding out hope that some really great figures are on their way!

I hear you, I too would like a nice sleek optimus in his new design. I like your optimism!

william-james88 wrote:Optimism!

Ayyyyyyyyyy

New York Toy Fair might be over, but our coverage of the event isn't! While bringing up the rear behind our bigger, more Transformer-focused stories, we turn the camera on some of the other cool things shown off at the fair with two new galleries! The first one shows off some of the new offerings from Super7, whose figures are based in that ever-growing subgenre of new-old, vintage style action figures. New offerings include Masters of the Universe and Robotech! View a selection of images down below, then find even more here, or by clicking on any of the images!











Gallery 2 focuses on more random toys and collectables at toy fair, with appearances by Batman, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Voltron, suspicious looking Appearance-altering Autonomous Robots, and...Toy Story-themed Combiners? All this and more can be viewed in full here, Or by clicking on any image.

Tamashii Nations is bringing over the Woody Robo? Color me pleasantly surprised.

The MotU have recycled their classic 1980s molds! That She-ra is a straight out modification of Tee-La!

More importantly... this is the first I ever heard of the Woody and Buzz combiners.... COMBINING WITH EACH OTHER

SpikeyTigertron wrote:More importantly... this is the first I ever heard of the Woody and Buzz combiners.... COMBINING WITH EACH OTHER

Combinerception.

What is Super Robot Change?

OptimalOptimus2 wrote:What is Super Robot Change?

Knock offs.

SpikeyTigertron wrote:More importantly... this is the first I ever heard of the Woody and Buzz combiners.... COMBINING WITH EACH OTHER

For some reason, I thought there had been a previous thread on here for the Toy Story combiners, but apparently the only thread that really talked about them was the Tokusatsu thread, starting with this post.

How do I get those Toy Story combiners?

So... they are allowing knockoffs at Toy Fair now?

And first you had Marvel Zombies, now travel back in time to Feudal Japan and witness the battle of Marvel Samurai...

They look kind of interesting. Iron-Samurai-Man seems to work better than Spider-Samurai-Man.

Yep, those are allllll going straight into the knock-off thread.

kurthy wrote::BOWDOWN:
How do I get those Toy Story combiners?

BBTS has Woody Robo Sheriff Star available now and Buzz the Space Ranger Robo is up for preorder.

kurthy wrote::BOWDOWN:
How do I get those Toy Story combiners?

On clearance at AmiAmi for 9,000 JPY/US$80. Shipping probably won't be cheap, but the total will be cheaper than buying anywhere new.

Also, Youheidx did a stop motion video for both recently.

Emerje