The latest issue of Figure King Magazine hit news stands over in Asia recently, giving us several different looks at the Hot Toys Sandtrooper 12-inch action figures, as well as the rest of their already announced Star Wars lineup. The images were shared by William Lau on OSR. These scans actually give us the second […]
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Botcon.com has been updated with the official brochure for this year's convention. We've got details now on the tour packages being offered for those who choose to arrive a little early, and pricing for this year's attendance packages and the upgrades you can purchase, including the Frank Welker VIP Pass. For the details, keep reading!
Following up the video reveal on Monday morning, the Botcon site has posted the official product photos of Oilmaster, the character based on an unreleased Pretender concept from G1, featuring an all-new build Pretender shell in the style of the original prototype containing a recolor of Generation Legends Swerve, and armed with reused Construct-Bots weapons. Click through to see the mirrored images!
Vangelus has posted a new review video featuring a pre-release copy of Chiguhr, DX9 Toys' take on a jumbo-size notionally Masterpiece-compatible Astrotrain. While the review goes over the stylistic mismatch between Chiguhr and actual Masterpieces, it makes a strong case for identifying the toy with a Classics collection. Keep reading to have a look at the embedded video!
Free Comic Book Day issues have started shipping ahead to comic book stores participating in the upcoming event. So it's little surprise that a leak might occur, and today we have a leaked image of the interior of the RID series comic, showing the final page and a shot of the cover to issue #1, promoting its subsequent release. Though dialogue is hard to make out, there are potential spoilers in this image, so proceed at your own risk in viewing the image!
Theres a difference between fake or counterfeit Transformers that are meant to fool collectors into thinking they are buying official product and a bootleg that is immediately distinguishable from a Hasbro or Takara figure. While both are intended to profit from and take unlicensed advantage of the Transformers brand and its supporters, some collectors can find themselves quite drawn to particular knockoffs.
