Showing posts with label reflector. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflector. Show all posts
Tuesday, 24 May 2016
KFC E.A.V.I. Metal Phase Five Opticlones review
Haven't we been here before? I feel like we have.
For years Reflector has been a criminally under utilised character within Transformers, but here we have the third attempt from a third party manufacturer in under a year, Having reviewed the previous two, today I complete the Tri-Force and bring you an article taking a look at a test shot of The Opticlones from Keith's Fantasy Club.
Usual caveat of "this is a test shot so may not fully reflect the final product" applies and thanks to TFS Express for loaning me this test shot.
Read on after the jump to see the full Keiths Fantasy Club KFC Opticlones review!
Tuesday, 12 January 2016
FansToys FT-11 Spotter Review (test shot)
Twas two nights before Christmas, that the lovely people at TFS Express dropped a test shot of FansToys FT-11 Spotter onto my door step.
Spotter is FansToys latest release and is an homage to Generation One Decepticon voyeur Reflector, a character who Takara and Hasbro have little love for.
Instead of just doing a stand alone review, as I had originally intended, this article will compare and contrast it with the Maketoys Visualizers who not long ago I was casting loving glances at, besotted with an integrated transformation of the camera lens that seemed like witchcraft.
Three weeks later there have been opinion changes with wallet shattering consequences.
Remember this is a test shot and may feature issues not found on the final figure. Please keep that in mind and hit the button below to see the full Fanstoys Spotter review.
Monday, 31 August 2015
Maketoys - RM-07 Visualizers Review
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Maketoys Visualizers - hangin tough |
Maketoys Visualizers - who are they? (that was my best impression of the old 1980's Milk advert)
Well, they are Reflector, or more specifically Maketoys crack at a Masterpiece Relfector. In case you don't recall, Reflector was a character in the original Transformers cartoon who merged from 3 robots into one handily sized camera.
A character largely ignored by everyone for the last 30 years, it seems third party outfits have cast their lovelorn eyes in his direction and intend to make it a summer of Reflector love.
Maketoys RE:Master line continues with its follow up to the incredible Cupola, but can Visualizers live up to the high standards that toy set?
Hit the button below to see the review.
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