slugpitcher
2008-07-14
1:19 pm
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these have grown on me, i wasn't a fan until i got thundercracker, now i've gotta get skywarp. i painted a thundercracker into skywarp but the paint has rubbed off in places. i'll het grimlock if i ever find it and if prowl is there i'll get him too but he's not one i'm gon... read more |
Brainiac
2008-07-13
8:40 pm
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I don't have floppy Titaniums either, also the only ones I own are Ultramagnus, Scourge, and WW Megs. My buddy has the other Megatron and that
figure was flop-tastic. It really put me off Titaniums until I saw UM. |
deceptikhan
2008-07-13
6:14 pm
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No i have them too Siburke, but was wondering if good customizers can work to this effect of making them super durable. Are you a customizer? Dont know, if so, then that could answer my quastion perhaps. |
siburke939
2008-07-13
5:25 pm
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Geminii
2008-07-13
4:38 pm
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From what I've seen and my own buying experiences, Titaniums tend to have one good mode and one mode that makes you want to spork your eyes out. If both modes rock, then they will have one or more of: - disappointingly simple transformation
- joint problems (floppy, too tight, over-springy, ea... read more |
formerly nortagem
2008-07-13
5:47 am
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I share your opinion...Scourge was the nicest looking one! The jets were alright too. Yeah, the whole 'diecast' factor was a cool idea, but in reality, these figures have a hard time holding up their own weight...especially with plastic joints connecting all that metal! That firs... read more |
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2008-07-13
2:41 am
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Police_Box_Traveler
2008-07-13
2:22 am
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oh yes! i would have preferred many of the Titanium molds to be released in plastic. i mean, just abit of re-tooling and they would make some sweet deluxes! |
Buddykiller
2008-07-13
2:02 am
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they need to re-release g1 UM with these guys damnit. |
siburke939
2008-07-12
11:16 pm
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i've got 4 and they're a complete waste of space - they look a LOT better in the photos |
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