Sometimes, a figure arrives in the Vault that manages to make a familiar character feel rather fresh again.
Sometimes, a figure arrives in the Vault that manages to make a familiar character feel rather fresh again.
Somehow, nearly a month has passed between Delta Magnus arriving in the Vault and me actually sitting down to photograph him properly. I'm calling that "allowing him time to settle in."
Earlier this week I did an hour long look at the new Missing Link Ultra Magnus from Takara Tomy. In this video I discussed the full range of this 'from the ground up' re-imagining of the Autobots City Commander.
Join me as I delve deep into The Vaults and dig out items from our Back Catalogue.
Takara Tomy Missing Link C-06 Cordon is a superb continuation of the Missing Link philosophy, faithfully recreating a vintage classic while refining it for modern collectors. This release draws directly from the Diaclone era roots that predate Transformers, celebrating the original mold’s history while presenting it in a striking new form: a white Japanese police car livery that feels both nostalgic and fresh.
Fantastic Model FM-04 Doc is an unmistakable homage to the Autobot Chief Medical Officer Ratchet. Following the release of FM-03 Warhorse, this mold returns with a fresh coat of paint and noticeably refined quality control. In many ways, Doc feels like the release this tooling was always meant to be.
If you follow me over the various social media outlets (thanks by the way), you may have seen my video review of this new iteration of Galvatron from Fans Toys. And if you have seen said video review, you will recall that I was less than enthused by it. Well, some time has passed now since doing that and so I sat down to write my written review, have things changed?
Fantastic Model FM-03 Warhorse is a bold and striking interpretation of a character instantly recognizable to Transformers fans, a clear homage to the Autobot Security Officer Ironhide.
MX-45 Razor arrives in the Vault and as with most X-Transbots releases, the figure comes with a generous set of accessories, a stylishly designed box and an ambitious attempt to blend cartoon accuracy with transformation engineering. While Razor succeeds in many areas, it also showcases some of the more familiar quirks that X-Transbots collectors have come to expect.
Four Horsemen Studios continue to push the boundaries of collectible action figures with their ever-growing Mythic Legions line. Among their many standout releases, Sir Enoch holds a special place as a figure that blends history inspired knightly aesthetics with the fantasy mythos that defines the brand.
Four Horsemen Studios have built a strong reputation with their Mythic Legions line, consistently delivering figures that combine fantasy themes, excellent sculpting, and impressive accessories. Clavian, one of the skeletal warriors in the line, is a standout example of what makes this series so beloved. From the moment you see the packaging to the figure itself in hand, Clavian feels like a carefully designed piece that embodies the craftsmanship of the Four Horsemen team.