Transformers Toys Generations War for Cybertron: Kingdom Deluxe WFC-K7 Paleotrex Fossilizer Action Figure - Kids Ages 8 and Up, 5.5-inch Multicolor F0672

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All the same colors seen in robot mode carry over here, they're just distributed differently. Context is key here. As a dinosaur skeleton, the brown and paint wash really helps sell the illusion that this is a dinosaur skeleton that was dug up somewhere on Earth. Paleotrex toy converts into a T. rex fossil mode in 32 steps. Features lower jaw articulation optimal for roaring poses Your fine just please don't push it any further. I mean I can't stop you from having your own opinion. If you want to continue to discuss that stuff with other people who actually share your interests, all I ask is not to quote me or tag me in those posts so I don't get notifications sent to me about it.

I'm sure industrious fans will come up with plenty of other weapon combinations, especially as their Fossilizer collection grows! As demonstrated by the beast mode, "Wingfinger" is a literal translation of the scientific Greek term "pterodactyl" (πτερόν + δάκτυλος pterón + dáktulos). Eight years after the character's fictional debut, Trans-Mutate was given a toy release as part of the Beast Wars 10th Anniversary toyline, split into components included with the first six figures in the line as the Transformers franchise's first "build-a-figure". (And only "build-a-figure", until the release of Cyberverse Maccadam in 2020.) Trans-Mutate's head came with Waspinator, the torso with Cheetor, the waist and right leg with Rhinox, the left leg with "Tarantulus", the right arm with Rattrap, and the left arm with Dinobot. To be fair… is Zoids even still a thing anymore? I think that was around the same time as DinoZaurs and lasted just as long. But there are Transformers… like Japan has actually built some life sized Transformers that you can actually drive, and they aren't really practical in Robot mode, it's basically just for show, really freaking slow, but still cool that they even did that at all. I absolutely love this figure. It is alien looking, creepy and nostalgic for me all at the same time. However, the aesthetics can easily put off some fans, and I totally get that too. Highly recommended (to a very specific part of fandom)!First revealed at Hasbro PulseCon 2020, War for Cybertron: Kingdom is a 2021 toyline in celebration of the 25th anniversary of Beast Wars and the 35th anniversary of The Transformers: The Movie, featuring characters from both series. As a direct continuation of Siege and Earthrise, Kingdom carries over the C.O.M.B.A.T. System, meaning most toys feature 3mm and 5 mm posts to accommodate the weapons and the effect parts from War for Cybertron Trilogy and other toylines. Due to the realistic animal modes, Beast Wars characters employ the C.O.M.B.A.T. System far less compared to their "Generation 1" counterparts. Much like its predecessor, Kingdom has rereleases of toys from the previous subline, Earthrise. Includes Transformers Generations War for Cybertron: Kingdom Deluxe Class Paleotrex figure, Golden Disk card, and instructions. Combine the base part of the tail with the right side shoulder "blade" (ha ha, I just got the pun as I was typing this) to form a long handled axe weapon. Due to having tiny feet and a very oddly proportioned body in robot mode, the figure can be difficult to pose without it falling over, not helped by the fact that their "ankle" tilts are actually positioned just below their knees. Hasbro PulseCon 2020 revealed a poster that shows off what was possibly an early version of the Kingdom line. Of note, the poster features a very different robot mode for Ractonite compared to the actual toy and a mostly purple Vertebreak, as well as two unique Fossilizers (a Smilodon and a crocodilian of some kind) that didn't appear anywhere else. Gears and Polar Claw, two characters not included in the actual line, are also present in the artwork.

I have forged this toyline into a single, elegant machine. A vision of GEEWUN purity. And you mongrels would dare contaminate that vision with your accursed Beast Wars!" G. Attach that assembly to Ractonite’s torso using the pegs that the front legs attach to in dino mode. View attachment 29237638 View attachment 29237639 View attachment 29237640 View attachment 29237641 View attachment 29237642 View attachment 29237643 View attachment 29237644 View attachment 29237645 View attachment 29237646 View attachment 29237647 View attachment 29237648 View attachment 29237649 View attachment 29237650 View attachment 29237651 View attachment 29237652 View attachment 29237653 View attachment 29237654 View attachment 29237655 View attachment 29237656 View attachment 29237657 View attachment 29237658 View attachment 29237659 View attachment 29237660 View attachment 29237661 View attachment 29237662 View attachment 29237663 View attachment 29237664 View attachment 29237665 View attachment 29237666 View attachment 29237667 View attachment 29237668 View attachment 29237670 View attachment 29237671 View attachment 29237672 View attachment 29237673 View attachment 29237674 View attachment 29237675 View attachment 29237676 View attachment 29237677I don't have an issue with Go-Bots or Gundam cause those things have nothing to do with Power Ranger. And that's actually partly why I say keep the hell away from Transformers. If they start having crossovers… I might possibly end up selling off my entire collection of Transformers… Or trying to anyway… I still have some Power Rangers stuff I haven't been able to sell. I keep it in storage out of my sight and only get something out if I'm about to ship it off to someone. All the morphers and role play weapons Donald had have been sold off already. Most of the Zords are gone. All that's left after that is a few little figures that I'm not sure are even in good enough to condition to be worth anything. I think the pegs are broken on the Dragon Shield and White Ranger shields so they don't even stay on anymore. I don't even know where most of the accessories even are for those figures. BEASTIFY OTHER FIGURES: Use this Deluxe Predacon Fossilizer figure to beastify other figures with epic bone weapons and armor! (Each sold separately, subject to availability) N. Now there is a port inside the upper roof of the mouth, Grab the crest from Wingfinger and plug it in to form the robot’s head and face. For each leg, attach the robot forearms/hands to the robot lower legs. Then attach these legs to the sides of the main body. Includes a Golden Disk card that reveals a possible destiny of a key character. Collect other Kingdom figures to reveal all 3 alternate destiny variants for each character! (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.)

BEASTIFY THE BATTLEFIELD: Unleash the primal power of the beasts with the ancient and highly advanced F.O.S.S.I.L. technology. Sentient Fossilizer bots, infused with primordial energy, break apart and weaponize their allies Trust me, I have something that I absolutely HATE due to teasing in Elementary School. That is " Michael Finnegan". The constant teasing and taunting has caused me to HATE anyone who references that song. It PLAGUES me to this day. If I wasn't teased and taunted by that song. In fact, it has been hard to make friends due to that song. Sorry. for this sounding rant-like.

Worlds collide when the Maximals and Predacons join the fight, coming together with the Autobots and Decepticons in an epic battle that will alter their destiny forever That’s how you form the combiner from the Fan Fest video, hope this guide was helpful and can inspire you to add this to your display or make your own combiners. Beastify the battlefield! Worlds collide when the Maximals and Predacons join the fight, coming together with the Autobots and Decepticons in an epic battle that will alter their destiny forever. The Kingdom line is dramatically lighter on Generations Selects products than the previous two entries in the trilogy, partially due to the technically Kingdom-released Deep Cover and Generation 2 Ramjet being branded as part of the previous Earthrise line. The plastic in Trans-Mutate's legs is very rubbery and prone to warping, leaving the toy unable to stand unsupported after a few years.