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Available for preorder now! Threezero does some truly great work 👏 Check out that finish! I love that this figure is able to be displayed as Orion or Optimus.

"MDLX Optimus Prime/Orion Pax stands approximately 6 1/3 inches (16 cm) tall and has approximately 46 points of articulation. Accessories include an energon axe, two interchangeable heads (Orion Pax and Optimus Prime with battle mask), four pairs of interchangeable hands including relaxed, command, weapon holding, and fists!

To recreate the mesmerizing changes in physique after receiving his cog of conversion, threezero's MDLX Optimus Prime/Orion Pax comes with two sets of chest and shoulder parts – all with threezero's top-notch metallic finishes, allowing for easy switching between the two forms. This highly poseable action figure is easily able to recreate memorable action scenes from the movie!

MDLX is a smaller-scale action figure series created by threezero. With components consisting of special die-cast alloy alongside an engineering-grade plastics frame, the MDLX series perfectly demonstrates its high levels of articulation, playability, durability, and superior in-hand feel. All at a highly affordable price making them a must-have for all Transformers collectors.

Add to your threezero collection and order your MDLX Transformers One Optimus Prime/Orion Pax today at TFSource!"

#StudioSeries #TransformersOne Deluxe #OptimusPrime

The toy is a solid figure, from the standpoint of articulation and screen (sculpt) accuracy. Transformation is fun, without being overly complicated. Truck mode is also a cool new take on Cybertronian alt-mode. Of course, the film won me over!

My only gripes would be that I definitely want it to be bigger. He really needs to be Voyager/Leader scale to stand, significantly head-and-shoulders above other deluxe figures. Also, re: the deco. What’s there is passable, but by the time OP shows up in the film, he is shiny and glorious. Reds, silver and blue should be vac-metalized, or at least given a few layers of automotive paint to make it SHINE. For a first version of OP, I’ll take it for now, until something bigger (and I’m fine with more expensive) comes along!

I’ve seen the film 3 times now and I enjoy it more with each successive viewing. Initial photo here alongside Yolo Park Orion Pax.

Special thanks to @transformersofficial AND @transformersmovie #Hasbro for the #FreeProduct #RobotsInDisguise #Autobots #Decepticons #MTMTE #RID

Erik here (ToyRobot Magazine) with a short write-up today!

In a rather strange collaboration, Transformers has teamed up with Core Nutritionals to create a series of products. The line will include three supplements (Allspark, Energon, and Proton), 2 shirts, and a shaker.

Allspark, Protron, and the Shaker will each feature 3 different designs for 12 unique items.

The supplements, and possibly the shaker (the website is a bit unclear), will include 1 random metal figure from the Jada Nano Metals line, technically making this a three-way collab.

There are 32 figures to collect, all of which have been released before through Series 1-3 of the line.

The best Generations G1 style Optimus Prime figure to date!

Legendary Autobot Leaders! Which one of them is your favorite?

Obviosly everyone loves Optimus Prime including myself but I'd have to say Rodimus Prime is my personal favorite. I enjoy how he is a flawed character that buckles under the massive weight of being in a position of leadership, trying to fill the shows of a seemingly near perfect predessor. Rodimus experiences a significant amount of character growth and development although handled poorly in the end.

I think that it would have been alot better if Optimus returned in a more advisory role to Rodimus as opposed to completely replacing him as Autobot Supreme Commander.

#Transformers

#TransformersOne Red carpet premiere - New York, New York! Getting ready with the real stars of the show!

Happy Transformers Day, fellow fans! Thanks @Hasbro @transformersofficial for passing along and sharing info of the upcoming Transformers One Studio Series Bumblebee

TRANSFORMERS STUDIO SERIES DELUXE CLASS TRANSFORMERS ONE BUMBLEBEE (B-127)
(HASBRO | Ages 8 and Up | Approx. Retail Price: $24.99 | Available: Spring 2025)
Download high-res images at the LINK HERE
Bring the epic action of the TRANSFORMERS movies from the big screen into your collection with the
TRANSFORMERS Studio Series Deluxe Class Bumblebee (B-127) action figure! Inspired by the
TRANSFORMERS ONE film, this 4.5-inch figure converts between robot and Cybertronian car mode in 18
steps. Features articulated heads, arms, and legs for action poses and comes with 2 Energon knives, 2
forearm blasters, and 1 blaster accessory. The forearm blasters and knives can attach to each other to
create "knife hands" for Bumblebee (B-127). Look for more TRANSFORMERS Studio Series collectible
figures to build a movie-inspired collection (each sold separately, subject to availability). Available for
pre-order on TRANSFORMERS DAY, September 17 at 1PM EST on Hasbro Pulse and participating
retailers.

It’s time to cast your vote for the TRANSFORMERS 2024 Hall of Fame! Pick your choices today…!

Categories include:

● Favorite of the 13 Primes

● Legacy: United Toy of the Year

● Studio Series Toy of the Year

● Exclusives Toy of the Year

Voting will be open until Monday, September 9th at 11:59PM ET. We encourage you to share this with your readers to find out who will be this year’s inductees.

Generations Selects Piranacon with Kingdom Galvatron via YellaWolf Studios Product Photography

Transformers Studio Series 86 Leader Class Springer

After the magnificence that is Siege Springer was added to my collection, I felt like we wouldn't be getting another G1 style Springer for a very, very, very long time. To me Siege Springer was great and besides maybe a clean version, I didn't see any need for another G1 Springer....but then there was 86 Springer who is better even if just by a little bit.

SS86 Springer shares alot with Siege Springer but there's also a few new molds, new parts, more filled in and of course the accessories. The articulation is the same(great), transformation is mostly the same(fun) but even more G1. This new Springer is even closer to screen accurate so where as Siege was great, this one takes it even further.

I love the inclusion of the missle from that iconic scene, it would be cool if they also made the catapult and gave it a unique robot mode.

I personally have Siege Springer on the Cybertron alt mode / pre Earth Shelf and 86 Springer on my post Cybertron shelf, there's a place for both in my personal opinion but what about you? How do you feel about SS86 Springer? Is this a figure that you'd like to add to your collection?

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EntertainmentEarth: https://ee.toys/39XIJS

TFSource: https://tfsource.com/hasbro-transformers/86-30-autobot-springer-leader-class-transformers-studio-series-transformers-the-movie-86/

#Transformers #StudioSeries86

Erik with TRM and what a great day to bring y'all some news!

In what might be one of the greatest announcements in Transformers history (yes, I'll dare go that far), Takara Tomy has announced a new crossover series with T-Spark Synergenex. They just released a great video (link below). This new crossover series is coming out of the gate fast with several incredible items coming later this year and into 2025.

* Transformers/Diaclone/Zoids, Shield D Prime. This Zoids Liger can transform into Optimus Prime as well as be piloted by a modern Diaclone driver, making this compatible with their incredible line of toys. After 40+ years, Convoy will have a Diaclone Driver again!

* A double offering of Godzilla/Transformers crossovers. First is Optimus Prime Type 3 MFS-3 Kiryu (an homage to the 2000s era Mechagodzilla and a Laser Optimus repaint); and Megatron Type Godzilla (a Grimlock repaint). Since Transformers and Godzilla are my two fave things in this universe, I'm bouncing off the wall with excitement.

* Next was a silhouette of an upcoming Transformers/Macross 7 figure. Most likely another Prime as this seems to be the trend here.

* the final announcement was a "coming soon" for a Transformers/Monster Hunter figure. Your guess is as good as mine as there are a LOT of options here.

Going into Non-Transformers news covered in the same video, Zoids are back with some new crossovers as well!

* A double offering of Zoids/Spider-Man Spider mechs that can be ridden by action figures. One will be in the classic red and blue color scheme, while the other will honor the Black Suit design. These will be the same toy overall, just repainted.

* Another "coming soon" offering was a Zoids/Monster Hunter project. Again, who knows what this will be?

* The final announcement, "coming soon" is a Zoids/Patlabor. This will no doubt be a highly sought-after toy as Patlabor remains one of the all-time classics.

https://youtu.be/CUWB2iakKcA

In the "I can't believe that happened" category, my father recently found this Transformers Hide & Play tent at a local thrift store for $3! I'm over the moon as this will be my second copy of this tent (my other one has a rough box) so this will allow me to eventually display one with the box and one fully put together; again...when I have the space!

This play tent is gorgeous and made from a pretty durable silk/nylon material and the colors and design are bright and vibrant. I never had a play tent like this as a kid but luckily, my wife did. So we took some time tonight and put it together for some pictures.

So many characters are on this: Grimlock, Prowl, Bumblebee, Whirl, Mirage, Sunstreaker, Trailbreaker, Smokescreen, Soundwave, Laserbeak (or maybe Buzzsaw), and some hilarious-looking Insecticons.

If I had this as a kid I think it would have been one of my most loved items; I know I treasured my Transformers and Star Wars sheets back in the day just because of their cool designs, so this would have been way up there.

Transformers artifacts from the 1980s are getting hard to find, and to have found one nearly 40 years later in near-perfect shape is a nice surprise. Big thank you to the man, my dad, Doug!

---Erik
ToyRobot Magazine

Masterpiece-scaled figures, courtesy YellaWolf Studios Product Photography

Legends scaled 1986 Autobots, courtesy YellaWolf Studios Product Photography

Preorders for the Takara Tomy Transformers Ine Optimus Prime are available at TFSOURCE!

This looks like it'll be a very fun figure, larger than the Studio Series version with fun features.

"In robot mode, it is fully posable, allowing you to reproduce poses from the movie. You can choose from two types of faces in robot mode: mask on or mask off. Energy cannons are stored in both shoulders and can be deployed in both robot mode and vehicle mode. The matrix can be stored in the chest, and can be removed and held in both hands. The weapon, the energy axe, can be attached to the fist."

MasterMind Creations Assaultus (Bruticus) with Newage TOYS Seekers & Cyclops (Shockwave) courtesy YellaWolf Studios Product Photography

Today was another day to open some Transformers and enjoy my morning! As always, sorry for the sub-par photos, I'm a writer, not a photographer.

I missed out on the first Legacy release of G2 Laser Prime, so I'm glad we got a re-release in United. Though this mold has been used a lot lately, I still enjoy it. When the original toy came out in the 1990s, I fell in love with it, so I'm glad this new one has been so popular.

Studi Series "One" Optimus Prime is decent in robot mode, but getting everything to line up in vehicle mode is tedious. He comes with a strange accessory, a duel laser cannon that attaches to the front of the cab, or it can be stored on his back in robot mode. It'll be one of those pieces that will always be missing down the road.

Legacy Bombshell is a great little figure. It's simple, clean, and fun to transform.

Legacy Animated Bumblebee is an incredible figure. The transformation was complex, and a blast to do. Whoever engineered this you get a 10/10. The only issue is that the drill bits feel fragile due to their small size.

Ending with Concept Rumble and '86 Frenzy and Rumble. All are fun toys, and even though they are small, they hold up really well. I still have zero clue what the heck Concept Rumble turns into, maybe a weapons pod? I really enjoy having the pile driver arms for the Cassettes and they are a wonderful homage to the original figures.

Expect a few more of these mini-updates as I continue to go through stuff I need to open. As we continue, we'll be going further back in time, as some stuff has been sitting in storage for over a year! ---Erik TRM

This morning was a good day to open some Transformers and check them out.

Legacy Nucleous is our fourth figure from the Infernac Universe and is awesome. Looks great in that gold and white and has a really cool club weapon. I'm a huge fan of these types of figures and think the Weaponizers/etc might be one of the best play features for Transformers since Mini-Cons back in the Armada trilogy.

Legacy Cybertron Hot Shot is an interesting choice, as is Cybertron Starscream. Odd to have sequential releases for figures in this new lineup; previously we had Armada Starscream and Armada Hot Shot. Maybe someone at Hasbro was just a big fan of these figures. Each is ok overall, Hot Shot being a well-rounded toy. I had big hopes for Starscream, but man was it a funky toy. We waited just shy of 20 years for a regular-sized version of this figure but it falls apart and has a clunky feel to it; super disappointing.

Studio Series '86 Bumblebee is a good figure and had a fun transformation. Yeah, it's not a VW Bug, but VW has been very flip-floppy on how they want their vehicle portrayed. It's a fun toy and should be a must-have for Bumblebee fans.

RiD 2015 Strongarm is another basic but decent figure. I was never a big fan of this era and feel like there may have been better choices for a toy. Why not Thunderhoof, or maybe a giftset of 2015 style mini-cons with blast effects. So, neither here nor there, Strongarm will be a forgettable part of "the Vault"

A 3rd figure from the Cybertron Universe, Vector Prime! I was super happy this ol' man got some love, but without his mini-con or the ability to recreate his cape with the wings, it does feel like we got cheated a little. Still, it's a solid toy and his sword looks incredible, I hope we see it used more down the road in other colors. I've liked some internet chatter that has been retconning this toy to be a younger version of the Vector Prime from the original toyline. It fits well with his thinner build and lack of gears (like many, I'm not a fan of the wires in the legs and would prefer cogs).

I'll be honest, I wasn't collecting toys during the era Transformers Prime came out and I missed out on all of that, I have yet to watch the series; shame on me! Skyquake is a heck of an impressive toy, it's big, it's solid, and it's fun. I really don';t have any complaints on this one and think it might have been the highlight of today's figures.

I'll end with Studio Series Concept Megatron from the Bumblebee movie. I like that they've been releasing these, as that short sequence of the film might have been the best moment of all the live-action films. He's a good-looking toy in each mode but expect some issues, especially with the arms, as they do not like to work properly. I was pretty annoyed transforming the toy from tank to plane, having yet again to look up videos and ditch those god-awful Studio Series instructions. I expected to be down the middle of the road on this figure, as I'm not the biggest fan of the live-action movie figures, but this one's ok, I'd say a good 7/10.
I hope to open more figures soon, as my backlog of boxes is around 50-60 toys?! See ya next time ----Erik TRM

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