Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

Variable Air Spray Today's Bible Quote is inspired by Republic Cinema  . RC also reviews TF and display Bible quotes before each review.  A Wise man will hear, and will increase learning; and a man of understanding shall attain unto wise counsels: --- Proverbs 1:5 I am back with another Transformer review. I walked into a Wal-Mart and saw this version of Seaspray for $15. He retails techincally for $25 but my Wal-Mart here in Honolulu charges and extra arm and a leg for almost everything so don't expect cheap prices when it comes to brand new TF toys. But he was being discounted and I noticed he looks a whole lot different to the actual G1 toy, so I decided to give it a go. So how does he fare? Let's get started! Card    So SSpray comes in the very simple reminiscent G1 trading card wrapped in a simple plastic box that comes with his guns and instruction booklet. You can get even see his warrior stats in the back of the box. Good old times. Don't mind my card for it ...

After a long wait, today I finally opened up Core class Studio Series 86 SteelJaw. How does he fare? Let's get started! Boxing Wow. So I was upset at 86 Blasters backdrop being the scene where Ultra Magnus rallies the troops. SteelJaw has the communication tower backdrop that Blaster should have had as well! Man, way to go Hasbro. What were you thinking?  SteelJaw Here is SteelJaw in the flesh. I could probably say it was around here where the cassettes started to not look like cassettes. This was released back in 2024 but I held off opening SJ until now. SJ transforms to cassette mode to robot mode and back fairly easy. His head needs to be pegged together so as a result there is no toggling with his mouth. It stays open. You can rotate his hip guns to give him some style since the guns can get camouflaged easily with all that yellow despite the fact its more bronze looking.  And then there is his detachable back. I think this is the idea that paved way for t...

Blasters version of the Bloodsport pose  Hello ladies and gents, I am back with another review. Today, I review Studio Series 86 Blaster and Eject. I'm not going into too much details since I had done an earlier review on Kingdom Blaster, so its more of an comparison. Anyhow, let's get started.  Boxing SS Blaster comes with the backdrop where Magnus and some of the new Autobots gather and strike up a plan. Imo, they should had gotten Blaster the backdrop where he is in the radio dome where he radios Prime for help and defend off against Soundwave's micro minions. I think Hasbro was too lazy to make a new backdrop for him. I mean, technically Blaster was not in this scene. This was possibly the biggest bummer that came with the figure. Not a big complaint but I think Hasbro could had done better here.  86 SS Blaster vs Kingdom Blaster   For those who did read my Kingdom Blaster review. I liked him. When SS86 came out, I was peeved and refused ...