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Transformer box beautification - corner of Broadway and Franklin, Arlington, MA - part of a public art project to beautify the urban landscape by decorating some of these boxes around the city. An ingenious solution, don't you think?

 

Take Aim - Public Art

119 in 2019

#55 - Ingenious

 

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Transformer nest Universal Orlando.

I started of shooting for a Transformers series. This is the first of the series, doing it the X-MEN sequel way - this is the last frame of the series. Post Transformers-II and Transformers-I will follow.

Transformers

Legacy

Core class

Hasbro

 

Decepticon Pretender

Bomb-Burst

complete

Scorponok form the 2007 Transformers Movie. I`m pretty sure Scorponok didn't transform in the movie although the toy transforms into a really crappy "robot". Anyways, this does not transform. This came out pretty nice especially the pincers. Unfortunately I already disassembled Blackout so I can`t get a picture them together.

Transformers

Robots in Disguise (Classics)

Voyager class

Hasbro

 

Autobot

Optimus Prime

complete

Transformers

Generations

Deluxe class

Hasbro

 

Autobot

Sergeant Kup

complete

I saw a real life transformer walking around today. I think it's a constructicon.

no es un Autobots, ni un Decepticons

es un Hojalatabot

Transformers

Generations

Thrilling 30

Legends class

Hasbro

 

Autobot

Tailgate and Groundbuster

complete

This is a pre-prod of Gundog

Transformers

Generations

Thrilling 30

Deluxe class

Hasbro

 

Autobot

Arcee

complete

Transformers

Legacy

Voyager class

Hasbro

 

Predacon

Inferno

complete

I was so excited when I saw Kinder Surprise Transformers edition *_*

..but then I got 2 Bulkheads +_+

Need to buy more.

Jazz (Transformers)

 

A detailed Deluxe-sized toy. This toy is 14 centimeters long in vehicle mode. Features Automorph technology and comes with a telescoping sword (officially, though the "blade" visually resembles a rifle barrel). With a real Solstice measuring 399 centimeters long, this toy is about 1/28 scale. With a robot mode height of 16 centimeters, Jazz would stand 15 feet tall. Deluxe Class Autobot Jazz was heavily criticized by some fans for poor arm detail and articulation in robot mode.

 

Strobist Info:

Inter fit INT182 EX150 MK II Home Studio Twin Head Kit;

 

1xbare fired at 1/8 power set on right side

1x bare fired at 1/4 power set to left side

 

Wireless Flash Trigger Receiver by BV&Jo

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This is my review of the Transformer Autobot Inferno MOC aka Firechief by Alex Jones, build with Webrick parts.

 

Total points = [91/100] 👌

 

I assume most of you will recognize this Generation 1 ("G1") Transformer Inferno, but especially people like me who grew up in the 1980s 😊.

 

You would think this could never work, so much details and moving parts in a relatively small build, but Alex has done it! This is where you see his background as a toy designer and being a Lego Master Germany winner.

 

If there would be something to complain, it would be the weak mid-section and some of the older and more expensive parts. Still, it holds up well in standing position and the ladder helps to balance the MOC, and but for many of the older parts, you can find a cheaper Lego alternatives.

 

Review:

 

Build [17/20]

Detail [19/20]

Display [20/20]

Instructions [18/20]

Parts [17/20]

 

Details:

 

Parts: 495

Difficulty: medium

Building time: 2.0-2.5 hours

Instructions: EUR 7.99 // USD 8.20

 

About Webrick:

 

Webrick is offering a bricks service for MOC builders. You upload the part list via their website and you instantly get the % of available bricks and their cost.

 

In the case of the Firechief, 16 parts were not available. I looked them up on BL or my own inventory. This makes a +96% hit rate on part list.

 

They mainly use GoBricks parts. The pieces are really good, super color consistency and only few scratches.

 

I hope you like the review and let me know what you think!

Transformers Combiners Week in full swing!

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This is my review of the Transformer Autobot Inferno MOC aka Firechief by Alex Jones, build with Webrick parts.

 

Total points = [91/100] 👌

 

I assume most of you will recognize this Generation 1 ("G1") Transformer Inferno, but especially people like me who grew up in the 1980s 😊.

 

You would think this could never work, so much details and moving parts in a relatively small build, but Alex has done it! This is where you see his background as a toy designer and being a Lego Master Germany winner.

 

If there would be something to complain, it would be the weak mid-section and some of the older and more expensive parts. Still, it holds up well in standing position and the ladder helps to balance the MOC, and but for many of the older parts, you can find a cheaper Lego alternatives.

 

Review:

 

Build [17/20]

Detail [19/20]

Display [20/20]

Instructions [18/20]

Parts [17/20]

 

Details:

 

Parts: 495

Difficulty: medium

Building time: 2.0-2.5 hours

Instructions: EUR 7.99 // USD 8.20

 

About Webrick:

 

Webrick is offering a bricks service for MOC builders. You upload the part list via their website and you instantly get the % of available bricks and their cost.

 

In the case of the Firechief, 16 parts were not available. I looked them up on BL or my own inventory. This makes a +96% hit rate on part list.

 

They mainly use GoBricks parts. The pieces are really good, super color consistency and only few scratches.

 

I hope you like the review and let me know what you think!

Playing around with lighting and Lightroom. Visit www.tfw2005.com for all your TF needs!

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