Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

Mobile users: Best viewed in web page format. Just a local Hawaii boy that is into G1 Transformers - Transformers classics, Unite Warriors, Generations etc, Hawaii and mainland hikes, travels, and anything he feels like writing. It's my life. If you see pictures of me elsewhere without permission, my picture is most likely used for false advertisements/slander. Please disregard those sites. My travel page here: https://tdawgstravels.blogspot.com/

Tuesday, June 4, 2019

Transformers War for Cybertron Siege S14 Shockwave review

At long last another WFC review is here and overdue. Without any further delays, let's get started!

Boxed

Neat box. This is a leader size figure though it is roughly the size of an voyager class figure now. The Cybertron symbols that come inside the box can be decoded on Hasbro's website I heard but I didn't bother looking at it at the time of the review.

The Figure with Legends Shockwave LG-24

Continuing on with Siege tradition, Shockwave's battle damage mainly reside within the removable armor/weaponry. So once it gets removed, you get a hardly damaged but nicely painted figure; his feet are the main damaged areas without his armor. The removable parts can be pegged on certain parts of his body. Use your imagination. I prefer him without his armor because that is the Shockwave I grew up with. Very versatile figure of the Siege line. First Decepticon I'm reviewing of that line and he is definitely playing well and looking awesome at the moment.

Thank God for good and final days in Macau April 5 - 9. 2019

April 5, 2019

We went to eat at a nearby place from our relative's house but I didn't get pics. After that it was nigh nigh.

April 6. 2019 The Ruins of St Paul

So we went to Senado Square and took pics. We went somewhere a walking distance afterwards to have lunch with bunch of relatives where I got to meet up with my handsome nephew!

Coke Museum

Hole in the wall ice cream

Jardim Luis De Camoes (Where they shot Fist of Fury 1972 film)

This is the place where the infamous "No Dogs or No Chinese allowed" took place. That scene was actually based on a real life event when the British and Japanese occupied Shanghai back in the 30s-40s; Supposedly the Chinese people were barred from their own park. When this movie (1972) debuted in Chinese theaters, people reportedly cheered after Bruce Lee's character broke the sign.

Journey to the West

So we went back to Senado Square area and ate at some hole in the wall ice cream plus we went to the Fist of Fury park shooting location. This place also had some Journey to the west statues as well.