Countdown to girls day 5 of 5: Power of the Primes Novastar review!

Aloha folks and welcome to the finale of the girls day segment. Today is Novastar! Without haste, let's get started!

Boxing and contents:

 

 

Not shown here is the manual. Quintus is Novastar's prime master but honestly don't care for this part.

Robot mode w/Moonracer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Novastar is molded off Moonracer. Not much difference except for color and the head. And of course, her gun is different but as a goodie you can merge her blaster with Moonracers rifle. Novastar also suffers the heavy backpack syndrome Moonracer had. With some patience you can land some decent poses. 

Countdown to girls day 4 of 5: Power of the Primes Elita-1 Voyager review!

Greetings TF fans and alike. As we almost march towards the end of the girls day reviews, today we have Power of the Primes Elita-1! Elita is a revamp figure of Silverbolt/Scattershot. How well does she do? Three forms of playtime minus the boxing I will be reviewing. Without due, let's get started!

Boxing

 

 

 

 

Looks promising so far. Elita-1 is also of The Search for Alpha Trion fame of G1 season 1.

Robot mode w/Prime Master Enigma

 

 

 

 

Enigma

Enigma

 

Elita-1 is a thing of beauty. Aesthetically, she looks really great. Has really tight elbow joints and decent posability. Reason I say this is that my figure has some really loose knee joint on the right leg. It's probably just mines. What is also a little messed up is that for a voyager figure, she has two small guns. I guess what compensated for this is the 2x black Hand/Gun/feet weapon (HGF) it comes with. Not only does the figure comes with this duo weapon, it also gives you a free prime master named Enigma. Well, stick the weapons on any pegs as you desire.

Countdown to girls day 3 of 5: Power of the Primes Moonracer review!

Aloha folks and welcome to part III of the countdown to girls day. Today we have none other than Moonracer of the Power of the Primes fame. Without haste let's get started.

Boxing

 

Out of the box. Comes with instructions and a card. Nothing too new here. Next!

Standing tall or not?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Moonracer appeared only in one episode in the original G1 series: The Search for Alpha Trion. She is known as the best sharpshooter in the entire galaxy.  Sadly, she doesn't have the best spine in the galaxy due to that heavy backpack of hers. Because of that she has trouble standing straight for the most part. Very frustrating that I had to use Windblade to hold her up at one point; I will point out the pic later on. Whatever pic or pose you can get out of her, snap it! It's probably the best pic you'll get. However, if you don't mind, you just need to bend her forward a little and you get some decent pics. The figure also comes with the POTP gimmick of the extra kibble (her leg or hand in combined mode) that you store Prime masters increasing certain attributes depending on the Prime master:  speed, strength, intelligence and so forth. Not interested in this gimmick so I didn't get any Prime masters.

Moonracer is a limb for any combiner whose feature will be touched upon in later girl's day review.