TRANSFORMERS Generations Selects Black Zarak, Legacy Titan Class Collector Figure, 53cm

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The components of the new red spear can be attached to the alt mode, but add little to it, in my opinion. The shield deserves a separate note. While BZ is not famous for its golden shield, it's still a key accessory for this mold. A key accessory I recommend against using. To create the shield, the gold plastic "leg covers" need to be clipped together, and they already look ready to break. My copy of BZ will keep its shield component stored. BZ was first announced as a Generations Selects Titan Class toy, before being rebranded in Q4 2021 under Legacy. We'll start from here. The transformation to Scorpion mode is uneventful, except for the big tail section which can and will detach during transformation. Mine fell twice already. Awesome Weapon Accessories: Includes classic Tyrant Spear and shield accessories, plus shoulder cannon details. Spear accessory breaks apart into 3 pieces that can store on the figure’s sides in scorpion mode. Head of spear accessory attaches to scorpion mode tail

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I agree with it looking like a mouth, but no the pins as eyes. However if someone were to add googly eyes ... As a result I went to my closest GameStop last night, while there were no Artfire's, I did find it odd that they had one of the Galactic Odyssey Micromaster set. Speaking of panels, PvP complained that there's no extra panels to cover the crotch area for the scorpion mode. All the extra parts don’t interfere with the transformation, so you don’t need to dismantle them. This kit is scheduled for release in January 2022. we still have no concrete information on price. AWESOME WEAPON ACCESSORIES: Includes classic Tyrant Spear and shield accessories, plus shoulder cannon details. Spear accessory breaks apart into 3 pieces that can store on the figure’s sides in scorpion mode. Head of spear accessory attaches to scorpion mode tailI actually have a gun and set of turrets and shield painted up gold if you're interested… I was going to customize a kit but decided to get the proper matched set… I can send pictures later if interested. Masterforce feels more like a fresh start and a breath of fresh air, though it's also very human-centric since the premise is that humans get to become Transformers themselves and fight to protect their own planet in the absence of the Cybertronian Transformers who left the planet years ago (though, some of them did stay behind in hiding, namely the Pretenders who also take on the forms of organic beings such as humans and demons). I was fine with this because I'm also a fan of human superhero series and mecha series, so the human Autobots and Decepticons didn't bother me. And the story got really good as it went along. I don't care about the price. Price is a factor I didn't bother caring about getting into this hobby many many years ago lol The Deluxe figure has the most changes. Any part that makes up the outer face shell is brand new. The horns are new. The face sports a newly molded eyepatch. The titan face assembly is all new. Overall, this is the class scorpion mode we know from the anime, and it lends itself to battle against Grand Maximus and Ginrai, as if they had a chance.

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Another is to use a rod with a hook or notch (total diameter less than 5mm) to go into the corner of the flap and pull it open. The notch is buried (top arrow), so can't get a fingernail in there (let alone being able to do that without chipping the surrounding red paint). Unless your fingernails are extremely long, can't reach the bottom of the flap either. Even if one could use the tiny notch, there won't be enough leverage for the bottom notch to clear the nose (bottom arrow). AllNewSuperRobot wrote:I tried with the Takara series. I think I got about halfway through Headmasters. It just wasn't doing anything for me.Yeah, The Headmasters is the weakest of the three. It gets better toward the end, but it is obvious that it was Takara's first try at their own Transformers show on their own. I tried with the Takara series. I think I got about halfway through Headmasters. It just wasn't doing anything for me.

AllNewSuperRobot wrote:As for double-dipping. Metroplex and Scorponok are currently still in their boxes, due to space issues. I haven't even seen what either looks like in person yet. I couldn't possible add another City Bot to that. Fans can take their Transformers figure collections to the next level with Generations Selects, a fan-dedicated line of figures featuring fan-favorite, special edition characters you can’t find in the main line.