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Post by archaznable on Dec 4, 2006 9:51:02 GMT 8
I'm just wondering how many TF are there with lots of articulations I mean that all forms of action pose is possible like the Gundam EMSIA or MSIA ....  |
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Post by viper2391 on Dec 4, 2006 10:24:54 GMT 8
I haven't got any Gundam or EMSIA or MSIA so I cannot make a comparison with regards to articulations or poseability. Some TF's are pretty much poseable like the MP editions, Classics, Alternators/Binaltechs etc. However, if you are looking for a super poseable TFs I think there's but one in my mind right now and it's got to be Revoltech Pat Lee Prime and Ultra Magnus. Now the catch is that these figures cannot be classified as true Transformers since those two figures do not transform into truck mode however, using Revoltechs revolutionary joint system -- only your imigination limits the poseability of this Revoltech Prime and Ultramagnus.
Hope this helps.
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Post by archaznable on Dec 4, 2006 10:33:53 GMT 8
viper2391Oh i see but the MP editions are expensive ... Alternators/Binaltechs is ok .... I know that the Revoltech Prime and Ultra Magnus will be coming out soon but yah its so sad that it cant be transform but the poseability is very good. thanks bro ... 
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Post by Protoform-S on Dec 4, 2006 11:12:22 GMT 8
Most of the newer TF lines are pretty poseable. TF Cybertron/Galaxy Force toys are so far the best among Armada and Energon. But I'm sure the TF Classics toys will give these a run for their money in terms of poseability.
Beast Wars toys are pretty good too...due to the introduction of ball joints. Alternators/Binaltech are ok...except they have a lot of car parts and other kibble on their body parts that hinder poseability...and you wouldn't wana pose a BT too much coz the paint might chip.
Like what Viper said, Revoltechs are poseable but do not transform.
Hope this also helps.
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Post by archaznable on Dec 4, 2006 11:28:35 GMT 8
thanks bro by the way are there also some TF that can do kneeling positions? .... |
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Post by Gundam_G05 on Dec 4, 2006 12:17:04 GMT 8
hey archie starting a new toy line huh? ;D
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Post by Protoform-S on Dec 4, 2006 12:29:53 GMT 8
thanks bro by the way are there also some TF that can do kneeling positions? .... Yup...a lot of them can do kneeling positions. Some can even do an axe kick. You can check out Rohml's reviews on some TF toys. He usually tests their poseability and balance by doing his patent pending kick test  His reviews can be found on our site. Click on my signature to check it out. |
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Post by Gundam_G05 on Dec 4, 2006 12:38:07 GMT 8
If you'll compare the classic TF with the EMSIA Gundam..EMSIAs are far better articulated because of its version 2 joints,joints in the neck,feet,torso,etc(you know what i mean)..I have a classic Optimus and its very articulated too.I think the articulation would be the same as the 2nd or 3rd gen MSIA..
And if ur asking about the kneeling position, yes it can
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Post by archaznable on Dec 4, 2006 12:39:17 GMT 8
hey archie starting a new toy line huh? ;D actually yep hehehe .... I already bought one na nga eh hehehe .. ;D hmmm I see thanks bro Protoform-S ;D |
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Post by Gundam_G05 on Dec 4, 2006 13:46:10 GMT 8
same here..I just bought Classic optimus prime last week and war within optimus last month..
Release of EMSIAs and MSIAs are few nowadays so i moved to TF for now
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Post by lastmaximal on Dec 4, 2006 17:54:30 GMT 8
might want to think about the Titaniums a little more if you intend to pose the stuff a lot; they're transformable and poseable but they seem to be best for display.
and yes, Classics and Cybertron for the win. lots of kneelers possible.
- last "and other dynamic poses" maximal
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Post by Gundam_G05 on Dec 4, 2006 19:57:18 GMT 8
might want to think about the Titaniums a little more if you intend to pose the stuff a lot; they're transformable and poseable but they seem to be best for display. that's true. Titanium series are prone to paint chipping. that is the reason i didn't try to transform my war within optimus ;D |
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Post by archaznable on Dec 6, 2006 5:01:28 GMT 8
might want to think about the Titaniums a little more if you intend to pose the stuff a lot; they're transformable and poseable but they seem to be best for display. and yes, Classics and Cybertron for the win. lots of kneelers possible. - last "and other dynamic poses" maximal So is the TF Classic and Cybertron release are the only TF series that has a lot of articulations? ... |
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Post by ALeX on Dec 6, 2006 10:03:38 GMT 8
armada had poor articulation save for a few such as bendy prime. but then you have beastwars, alternators/bt, energon was ok, robotmasters
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Post by Protoform-S on Dec 6, 2006 10:06:48 GMT 8
So is the TF Classic and Cybertron release are the only TF series that has a lot of articulations? ... TF Classics and Cybertron lines have lots of articulation, but there are other TF lines which are good as well. Try TF Energon/Superlink and even some TF Armada/Micron Legend toys. They also have a lot of articulation, though you might get spoiled by the engineering done in Cybertron and Classics. If you're not particular about transforming beasts, then Beastwars is also very good. |
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