I have battle tanker on preorder at BBTS. I'm pretty stoked on him. My pile of loot is loaded. He's bigger than Make Toys version I wish the stores would make a package bundle price if I order the other I am so very stoked This is the one I have been really excited for I'm still getting All 6, the only area I'm on the fence about is buying 2nd versions to display in individual robot modes.
I was just hoping he would be bigger. And Maketoys is not even a thought right now. I'm still on the fence about G2 Prime's trailer. In a way, it's a bit disappointing that he's only as big as primus.
I was hoping that he could look down to unicron, but that doesn't matter since I'm sitting this guy out anyways. Entertainment News International ENI is the 1 popular culture network for adult fans all around the world. Get the scoop on all the popular comics, games, movies, toys, and more every day! All Rights Reserved. Data has been shared for news reporting purposes only. All content sourced by fans, online websites, and or other fan community sources.
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Judging by the size of the driver's compartment on most of the vehicles and accounting for a little mass-shifting to make things fit together , he appears to be close to the same scale as the Masterpiece Seekers ; so in real-world terms, Hercules would be 75 feet tall - eight stories! No wonder he's the king of Transformers! Well, my king of Transformers. The individual Buildicons or whatever you want to call them plug together using the same kind of big pegs the Energon combiners used.
In fact, they're interchangeable, if you want to "Scramble City" them around a bit. The pegs hold tightly, but pull apart when you want them to. They also serve as articulation points. Crank's crane arm gets offset to the left so it's out of the way of the head, while the bits of kibble from Madblender and Structor combine to form the big purple plate on the chest.
Hercules or is it "The Hercules? Of course, there are lost of other little moving bits from the various individual robots, but those are all the major joints.
Most of the joints are ratcheted, so he'll stand up even in dynamic poses. But if you're going to leave him on display for long, you'll probably want to stick to something more upright and restrained. Despite being big enough to beat anyone who fights him into dust, Hercules is armed with a big blaster rifle.
Taking a cue from absolutely everything else about TFC Toys' Buildicons, it's done in a clever, mostly self-contained way: the six blasters the individual robots came with combine to form the larger gun! Oh, that's outstanding! The pieces can be assembled however you prefer, though obviously some bits fit together better than others. And since each robot came with both a purple and a translucent red gun, you can throw in some color if you feel like.
And speaking of translucent red, Hercules gets light-piped eyes just like the rest of the robots do. There are also a few spots around his head that let the line come shining through.
The cartoon went back and forth on whether Devastator had eyes or a visor, but Hercules has the option for either: there are two eyes molded on the face, but you can cover them with the visor that came with Neckbreaker - it fits a lot better here than there.
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