TRANSFORMERS Toys Studio Series 56 Leader Class Dark of The Moon Shockwave Action Figure - Kids Ages 8 & Up, 8.5"

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Ok, whose ready to talk Decepticon Seeker THRUST! I love these bot designs from the movie. I think the element that was most notable for me was the care that the design team at ILM put into differentiating the various seeker bots. We got to see some fantastic variations on the design in the film, with some nice nods to the G1 bot forms. We saw reuse of the Blitzwing head on most of the seekers, but the variations in the wing designs, and the awesome use of the “conehead” design helped to set them apart. I also love the variations in the livery treatments that made up the wings, which helped to keep all of the tetra jets looking unique.

We suggest to take your time to see all images after the jump plus the comments for each character with a lot of trivia and details. Sam Smith is also sharing more images of the Studio Series Bayverse movies now, so stay tuned for more updates. Let us know your impressions on the 2005 Boards. o.supreme wrote:The reveals were cool. Nothing I feel I have to add to my collection, but I know some others will be excited. STUDIO SERIES CORE CLASS: Core Class figures are 3.5-inch collectible action figures that allow fans to collect mini versions of iconic characters from the movie universe First of all, looking at TFW, it appears that the Voyagers and Leaders have Target listings in a picture on their article, and JTPrime just posted the product numbers and EANs, so it seems like this is definitely all legit. Throughout these stages you can see the progression of how the model develops, and how closely we are able to maintain the proportions of the original design, while incorporating an an entire transformation form that was never created for the film with out sacrificing the integrity of the character.Lets talk the controversy on this vehicle / CD player / flying crab? – I’ve seen plenty of names for it! First revealed at New York Toy Fair 2018, Transformers Generations: Studio Series (aka Transformers: Studio Series), acts as a celebration under the Generations banner of over ten years of live-action movies, with characters from every movie represented. It has to date also coincided with Bumblebee and Rise of the Beasts, the sixth and seventh films in the live-action film series.

As usual we recommend taking this as a rumor until we receive official confirmation, but until then you can let us know what you think of these discoveries in the discussion thread! I don't think they did fall into any hole, I think they were never intended to come out until closer to Detritus' release to begin with, which has yet to arrive. The store listings for the assortment containing those two only just was found like a month ago, it always felt weird that an exclusive using that retooling was maybe going to release before it's main retail use, and remember when BB Silverstreak had physical samples leak in August 2021 and then he didn't come out until April 2022? This feels like that but even further out because we just had some renders, not even physical product. In reviewing the concept art and the character model, we knew that a car form was out of the question given how slender the bot mode was. Knowing that she had hollowed out wheels on her heels (which oddly enough her waist down doesn’t show up in the movie) We began investigating a cycle mode that would allow for a for charging front fork.

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Alright, so lets talk about some cool design elements for this guy. Apart from the subtle tooling modification to incorporate the cone head cowl, TT did an awesome job of of maximizing the existing parts to deliver a unique silhouette with the wings, which can be configured in the various orientations that we see across the bot modes. This mold uses rubbery plastic extensively, possibly for safety reasons, with his gun barrel, hose, arm-blade, hand, right thumb, and spikes on his legs being cast from said material.