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The little circle/bar thingies are attachment points for cables so I guess the could be suspended by those and transformed as well.

If you watch DYRL you can sortasee the VT-1 change from fighter to gerwalk when Hikaru and Misa escape from the Zents. It uses little thrusters on the bottom.

Me too. From the pictures, I can tell people are afraid to play with their MPCs too much. So far I've only seen generic poses in the battroid/gerwalk mode. Either that, or its not that poseable. It's better than a Gakken but still not very poseable.

Actually I think it separates nicely those who are casual transformer/drug fans, and those who are addicted to either. Not really, I only know G1 TFs and I don't know jack about prescription drugs. I guessed at half of them.

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What have they done that's illegal? They've offended fanboys. An offense punishable by death. It's interesting how the one who seem to be bitching the most don't even own an MPC alpha.

All they told me to send was the toy and a copy of the receipt. I didn't even think about putting a copy of the email in there until I had already sent it. One weird thing is they asked me where I wanted the replacement shipped in the email. At least I was cheap and sent it fed-ex so I have a tracking # and I'll know when they get it. As soon as fed-ex shows it's been delivered I'll start bugging them about it. I get the feeling they're such a small operation it won't be too bad.

That's odd, their customer service was pretty polite and communicative to me. I sent a very kindly worded request for an exchange to them via email with no anger or hostility whatsoever (that was reserved for this board here) and quite a while later all I got back from them was tantamount to a simple "Yeah, return it" with an address to ship it to and a reference number. No apologies, no sympathies, no excuses, no nothing. Very rude and blunt, not what you would expect from a company that "cares" about their customer base. I sent my busted ass toy to them last week along with a nice hostile letter (their almost "automated reply" brevity and tone just broke the f'ing dam for me) and USPS says they delivered it last week and still no word from them as to the status of my return. Either I got the crappiest toy of the line and then dealt with the crappiest online customer service person they employ and now my toy sits in limbo due to some internal organizational error... or they have more issues with their company than just their toys. As I said a looooooong time ago in this thread, I've had other bad toys but this entire experience is just a beast from hell to me. Never, never, never will I buy another one of their products as long as I live. And if they are reading my responses to this torked toy of mine get off your ass and process my exchange! That's weird I didn't get a reference number just an address. I hope mine doesn't get lost in buracratic limbo.

Well it is #12 of 15000.

The hand was in evil Dead 2. The water was AOD.

definitely bruce campbell, tough, witty, handsome with lines like "thats what we call pillow talk baby" and "good...bad....i'm the guy with the gun" hes gotta get on. He is more funny and cool, than tough. If it were a coolness contest he would be on the list. He is tough. He cut off his own hand when it "went bad" and drank a kettle of boiling water.

Dood, you should see a doctor that ain't right. Oh , and stop being a spaceship.

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I'm suprised no one has brought up Bruce "come get some" Campbell. Tough and funny. Angus Scrimm is also a presence which demands respect. "BOOOOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYY"

What else was he in? You are right Sparticus WAS REALLY bad ass. The Vikings, Detective Story, 20,000 leagues Under the Sea and the Indian Fighter come to mind. I've only seen 20k leagues out of that list, and I don't really remember Kirk. He's the only thing I really remeber about 20k. The other movies are good but Spatracus is the best. You must admit that by 1950's standards he's as tough as they come. Yep... Way better than that blowhard John Wayne. You do know that Marion's (yep, that's the Dukes real name) dream was to be a dancer.

What else was he in? You are right Sparticus WAS REALLY bad ass. The Vikings, Detective Story, 20,000 leagues Under the Sea and the Indian Fighter come to mind. I've only seen 20k leagues out of that list, and I don't really remember Kirk. He's the only thing I really remeber about 20k. The other movies are good but Spatracus is the best. You must admit that by 1950's standards he's as tough as they come.

What else was he in? You are right Sparticus WAS REALLY bad ass. The Vikings, Detective Story, 20,000 leagues Under the Sea and the Indian Fighter come to mind.

How about Kirk Douglas? Spartacus was pretty badass.

The original design looked better. It definately needs some antennae and junk though. Take a look at an aircraft carrier, there are various antennae all down the sides. The most sucessful sci-fi designs use real world elements in thier design. Star Wars is the best example, most of the ships were kibbled together from pre-existing model kits and the weapons were real guns with a bit of fantasy foo foo added.

Rocky 3... ONE good movie. Funny guy but hardly a legend. Mr. T not a legend? Come on man he had his own cartoon, breakfast cereal and doll. How many on your list can claim that? He is probably tougher in real life than on screen. He's an ex-GI, 2 time toughest bouncer and he whupped cancer, fool.

Meyah,see. What about Edward G. Robinson? He's getting his own stamp, see.

I think it needs a superstructure on top. It'll give it a sense of scale and give it a more ship like vibe. Also a superstructure on the bottom would help to confuse the ships orientation and give it a sense of balance.

Nah. toynami is basically doing the same thing for me.

Chuck Norris is probably the most competent real life ass kicker. Sonny Chiba is a total badass on screen. He'll rip out your throat then sell your sister into prostitution just before making your head explode. Some other tough guys off the top of my head are Segal, Van Damme,Vin Diesel,Carl Weathers, Stallone and my personal hero Mr.T, fool! And the guy who played "The Humongous" in the Road Warrior. He was awesome.