Transformers Studio Series 2007 Movie 15th Anniversary Autobot 5-Pack Revealed

Overcracker wrote:Any chance this set shows up anywhere else eventually?

Can't really order Pulse Exclusives here so....

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:That’s so cool! A great chance for people to get Ironhide and Prime in particular with how expensive they are these days. Jazz’s darker silver paint looks awesome, much improved from the original release! I like the darker windows on Bee, but I’m not sure if the yellow plastic is different.

I already have all these guys so I don’t have the funds to go buying them all again, but I think this set is awesome and definitely what the line needed right now!

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

Overcracker wrote:Any chance this set shows up anywhere else eventually?

Can't really order Pulse Exclusives here so....

Its listed as an amazon exclusive

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:That’s so cool! A great chance for people to get Ironhide and Prime in particular with how expensive they are these days. Jazz’s darker silver paint looks awesome, much improved from the original release! I like the darker windows on Bee, but I’m not sure if the yellow plastic is different.

blackeyedprime wrote:Owch on the pricing here at £150 for two voyagers, 2 deluxes and a borderline core class Ratchet (vehicle mode wise) and most of them were on deep discount when first released. Will be nice if it gets a counterpart decepticon set at some point though.

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:Owch on the pricing here at £150 for two voyagers, 2 deluxes and a borderline core class Ratchet (vehicle mode wise) and most of them were on deep discount when first released. Will be nice if it gets a counterpart decepticon set at some point though.

Amazing. Everything you said here... is wrong.

$33.99 per voyager plus $24.99 per deluxe makes this set retail price. Ratchet isn't even close to core, he is the tallest of the 3 deluxes.

And none of these ended up on discount. Ironhide and this mold of Prime sold quick and are extremely expensive now, as much as this whole set. Jazz also sold quickly. Ratchet and Bee moved well. helicopter Dropkick and SS86 blurr and kup are the only ones who really have had issues moving, the rest have been reliable movers.

blackeyedprime wrote:Owch on the pricing here at £150 for two voyagers, 2 deluxes and a borderline core class Ratchet (vehicle mode wise) and most of them were on deep discount when first released. Will be nice if it gets a counterpart decepticon set at some point though.

william-james88 wrote:

blackeyedprime wrote:Owch on the pricing here at £150 for two voyagers, 2 deluxes and a borderline core class Ratchet (vehicle mode wise) and most of them were on deep discount when first released. Will be nice if it gets a counterpart decepticon set at some point though.

Are you mixing up your autobots?

-Kanrabat- wrote:Difference in deco or not, this is a golden opportunity for anyone who missed out on some (or all) these molds.

A Decepticon set would be cool as well, but I have the slight impression that it would be a teeny bit more expensive.

Sabrblade wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:Difference in deco or not, this is a golden opportunity for anyone who missed out on some (or all) these molds.

A Decepticon set would be cool as well, but I have the slight impression that it would be a teeny bit more expensive.

Especially since there were eight Decepticons in the movie rather than five.

Sabrblade wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:Difference in deco or not, this is a golden opportunity for anyone who missed out on some (or all) these molds.

A Decepticon set would be cool as well, but I have the slight impression that it would be a teeny bit more expensive.

Especially since there were eight Decepticons in the movie rather than five.

Overcracker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:Difference in deco or not, this is a golden opportunity for anyone who missed out on some (or all) these molds.

A Decepticon set would be cool as well, but I have the slight impression that it would be a teeny bit more expensive.

Especially since there were eight Decepticons in the movie rather than five.

8?

Let's see:

Megatron (Voyager)
Starscream (Voyager)
Blackout (Leader)
Brawl (Voyager)
Bonecrusher (Voyager)
Barricade (Deluxe)

Am I missing someone?

Unless you count Scorponok and Frenzy as separate figures to Blackout and Barricade, however there's no SS Frenzy for them to include in a set as far as I know.

It would probably need to be done in 2 sets.

Megatron, Starscream and Brawl

Blackout, Bonecrusher and Barricade

Overcracker wrote:Or if anyone has a link to the pre-order....

DeathReviews wrote:Bayverse? Pffft. Easy pass for me.

-Kanrabat- wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:Bayverse? Pffft. Easy pass for me.

You sound like a vegan proud to shout he hate meat in a meat thread just because a steak was featured in the news cycle.

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:They definitely timed this release well, just got back from the 07 movie rerelease (we were cleared shortly after when our tickets were supposed to be earlier this week). It was awesome! Even better than I remember. So glad I got to experience it in theaters!

-Kanrabat- wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:Bayverse? Pffft. Easy pass for me.

You sound like a vegan proud to shout he hate meat in a meat thread just because a steak was featured in the news cycle.

DeathReviews wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:Bayverse? Pffft. Easy pass for me.

You sound like a vegan proud to shout he hate meat in a meat thread just because a steak was featured in the news cycle.

Not really - this thread is for discussion of the "Studio Series". That includes all figures made for the Studio Series - including the 86 figures. This thread is not an exclusive dominion for Bayverse fanboys. So I'm afraid you will have to deal with the fact that this thread is not for steak-lovers only, and those who prefer OTHER kinds of food are well within their rights to say so here, so long as they don't make it mean spirited! Likes and dislikes are entirely subjective, and those who like Bayverse movies (and their associated figures) are perfectly free to do so - but that don't mean I have to like 'em. . It doesn't take anything away from the bayverse fans when other people bow out. Just means there will be more Bayverse figures for them to enjoy.

To me, I hardly think the Bayverse films and figures are comparable to a good steak dinner. They're more like goulash, or maybe haggis....

ZeroWolf wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:Bayverse? Pffft. Easy pass for me.

You sound like a vegan proud to shout he hate meat in a meat thread just because a steak was featured in the news cycle.

Not really - this thread is for discussion of the "Studio Series". That includes all figures made for the Studio Series - including the 86 figures. This thread is not an exclusive dominion for Bayverse fanboys. So I'm afraid you will have to deal with the fact that this thread is not for steak-lovers only, and those who prefer OTHER kinds of food are well within their rights to say so here, so long as they don't make it mean spirited! Likes and dislikes are entirely subjective, and those who like Bayverse movies (and their associated figures) are perfectly free to do so - but that don't mean I have to like 'em. . It doesn't take anything away from the bayverse fans when other people bow out. Just means there will be more Bayverse figures for them to enjoy.

To me, I hardly think the Bayverse films and figures are comparable to a good steak dinner. They're more like goulash, or maybe haggis....

Technically, the SS86 have their own thread, as that's where the Wheelie pictures were shown.

DeathReviews wrote:This is true! The title for this thread here simply uses the generic "Studio Series" for identification, which can be confusing. Because the Studio Series encompasses many kinds of figures now, not just the Bayverse films. Perhaps they should amend the name of the thread to "Studio Series Bayverse" or something - that way those of us who aren't interested in Bayverse movies/figures won't stumble in and spoil the fun....

-Kanrabat- wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:This is true! The title for this thread here simply uses the generic "Studio Series" for identification, which can be confusing. Because the Studio Series encompasses many kinds of figures now, not just the Bayverse films. Perhaps they should amend the name of the thread to "Studio Series Bayverse" or something - that way those of us who aren't interested in Bayverse movies/figures won't stumble in and spoil the fun....

The movies toylines are over 15 years old.
You have been saying that you hate the Bayverse for over 15 years.

Why you're still not over it by now?

I'm genuinely curious.

DeathReviews wrote:

-Kanrabat- wrote:

DeathReviews wrote:This is true! The title for this thread here simply uses the generic "Studio Series" for identification, which can be confusing. Because the Studio Series encompasses many kinds of figures now, not just the Bayverse films. Perhaps they should amend the name of the thread to "Studio Series Bayverse" or something - that way those of us who aren't interested in Bayverse movies/figures won't stumble in and spoil the fun....

The movies toylines are over 15 years old.
You have been saying that you hate the Bayverse for over 15 years.

Why you're still not over it by now?

I'm genuinely curious.

It's more like 14 years. I thought the 1st movie was OK, actually. Even got some of the figures. They did some silly things in movie 1 (to this day, the Bumblebee 'urination' scene makes me wince), but the newness and action was palatable. I don't recall ever saying I hate the Bayverse - only that I don't like it. There's a difference.

As to 'not being over it', that's simply because I felt the Bayverse movies haven't gotten any better, despite having had 15 years of practice. I was prepared be a supporter of the franchise, but they didn't learn from their storytelling mistakes. If they'd improved their technique and refined it, that would have been awesome. But I'll be the first to admit their success. They're making loads of money, so they must be doing something right - and they keep making more of them. I simply find their reliance on vulgarity, stereotypical characters, and slow-motion tumbling has become more gauche than endearing. Hope that doesn't offend - but you DID ask.

Sabrblade wrote:I feel like TLK was made as bad as it was on purpose. Bay had wanted out of these movies since DOTM, but Hasbro wouldn't let him go until he finally made a movie that didn't make bank. And he had to have known the kind of reaction he'd get for putting Nazi banners on Winston Churchill's estate, of all places. That had to have been part of an attempt to get Hasbro finally to let him go.

Thankfully, we were finally given a decent film in the Bumblebee movie, and I mean that regardless of its Cybertron scenes. Here's hoping Rise of the Beasts learns from that movie's positives more than anything.

Overcracker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:I feel like TLK was made as bad as it was on purpose. Bay had wanted out of these movies since DOTM, but Hasbro wouldn't let him go until he finally made a movie that didn't make bank. And he had to have known the kind of reaction he'd get for putting Nazi banners on Winston Churchill's estate, of all places. That had to have been part of an attempt to get Hasbro finally to let him go.

Thankfully, we were finally given a decent film in the Bumblebee movie, and I mean that regardless of its Cybertron scenes. Here's hoping Rise of the Beasts learns from that movie's positives more than anything.

That would make sense if he wasn't still producing them himself.

For BB and RotB the only thing he isn't doing is directing.

Seems he's finally stepped off for the 2024 prequel.

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Sabrblade wrote:

Overcracker wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:I feel like TLK was made as bad as it was on purpose. Bay had wanted out of these movies since DOTM, but Hasbro wouldn't let him go until he finally made a movie that didn't make bank. And he had to have known the kind of reaction he'd get for putting Nazi banners on Winston Churchill's estate, of all places. That had to have been part of an attempt to get Hasbro finally to let him go.

Thankfully, we were finally given a decent film in the Bumblebee movie, and I mean that regardless of its Cybertron scenes. Here's hoping Rise of the Beasts learns from that movie's positives more than anything.

That would make sense if he wasn't still producing them himself.

For BB and RotB the only thing he isn't doing is directing.

Seems he's finally stepped off for the 2024 prequel.

MBay_tf_movies.jpg

I meant that he wanted to stop directing them. Producing he seems to be fine with.

LinaNui wrote:Alright let's get back on track here. So I bought a house a few weeks back and finally got my transformers room set up. Here are my studio series shelves. So proud of this collection and am still blown away we are getting these figures. Can't wait to finish off more of the casts!

EvasionModeBumblebee wrote:Amazon listings in other countries show an upcoming SS TLK Crosshairs, which is interesting because initial listings indicated it was the AOE Version (bot mode is the same between movies, but alt mode has a different spoiler and hood). Excited to see what it looks like!

M. Spector wrote:I'm defiantly ready for them to start doing some Age of Extinction Autobots again, so am cautiously optimistic about the rumored listings

Also man that orange shadow raider lambo really pops on the shelf! I still kick myself for not picking it up onsale