Transformers Kingdom Commander Class Rodimus Prime New Images – Trailer & Comparison Pics

MegaGnaw

I just sent for this. Is there a reason why Rodimus and Galvatron are noticeably taller and larger than their predecessors? Galvatron is huge compared to Megatron, especially in the legs.. And look at Rodimus' hands compared to Prime!

Rodimus is the same size as Optimus (maybe a hair smaller?) but his hands are indeed larger. This is done so he can hold the Matrix to mimick that scene from the movie/cartoon, or point his "end of the road" finger. I have to say that although I always hate the look of articulated hands on (MP) toys because they appear too big, having Rodimus in hand I'm not bothered.

Galvatron's size…I've got wfc Rodimus and Galvatron on my desk and Galvatron's about a head taller. Of course, this does make him too big since he should be the same size (and Cyclonus should be bigger), but it's not really an issue.

Actually, I'd argue that Megatron is too small. I don't know how Megatron fares against siege Optimus, but compared to ER Optimus I definitely feel Megatron is too short. Galvatron's size would've worked better.

But honestly, I consider all voyagers and leader sized wfc figures to be just a bit too short. At least when compared to the deluxes.

Psychoshi

I think, so that they can include it in an upcoming Studio Series 86 rerelease, along other missing details, and the closing trailer fixed.

It's generally a cost thing. Not the cost of the paint itself, but setting up the machine to paint it. I imagine that the flames took a lot of the budget for the painting apps, and the price was already high from the engineering side anyways.

shadow panther

For the ammount he cost i don't know why they didnt paint them

I think, so that they can include it in an upcoming Studio Series 86 rerelease, along other missing details, and the closing trailer fixed.

Noticed yesterday that my Kingdom Rodimus has a crack on the translucent plastic windshield   I don't know if it's from the box since I been really careful to transform him when untabbing that part

I've had Rodimus since the end of July. My only concern is the back part of the trailer when I try to lower it… I always feel like I'm gonna break the damned thing.

TyrantGalvatron

None of the suggestions above are necessary at all. No modification needed whatsoever.

I just got this figure and had the standard trailer closing issue. I hit YouTube and found this fix: Just flip the blast shields on the turret upwards instead of downwards.

The reason for this is when the blast shields are flipped downwards this causes the turret to bend upwards slightly which is just enough to cause the trailer halves not to close.

Works like a charm:

People need stop talking in absolutes. What works for one person may not work for another. I tried this solution last night and it did nothing to fix the problem for me.

trokanmariel33

I got Rodimus for Christmas; since then, I've developed the following ideas, using the toy:

Comparing toys as a means to revolution is akin to revolution being a personal play ground: the merit, of this idea lies in not the application (tradition's use), but the mere execution of.

Solidarity through two is better than solidarity through one (notice the parallel, through the second and first ideas, of comparison needing two and the second's solidarity through two)

In all, I've resisted the parrot psychology through my Rodimus toy – and the real Rodimus himself; quite ironic, given the propensity for two, of my ideas.

SPLIT LIP

It's never dull when you post.

Thanks for the "amenable" response. I think I got a bit lucky with the first sentence, to do with personal play ground being akin to revolution of comparing toys. The play ground reference is about the politics of equality, as in to "level the playing field".

Silver rims.

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