Comments on: 1-ntellectual Proughperty Thef-+

By: Kamino Neko

Kamino Neko — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 00:51:57 +0000

Don’t have a Hardhead (or any other version of the mold), so I can’t take him apart and see, and, am thus curious…how does the new head actually lock in to the body?

By: landbasered

landbasered — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 06:12:58 +0000

http://thirdpartytransformers.wikia.com/wiki/Headrobots

Hey Walky, I stopped pestering you for a while, but since you’re talking about third party transformers, would you mind helping out the third party transformers wiki?

It would be greatly appreciated. We don’t even have a page for Duro-5 here!

By: airfox

airfox — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 19:14:05 +0000

David Willis wrote: > One bit of warning… his hands appear to be compatible with the new > snap-on weaponry that current Transformers have built into them, and > so I tried to have him operate Straxus in weapon-emplacement mode. > Do not try this! They are not actually compatible, and now my Duro-5 > has a nasty stretch mark inside of his palm. This did, however, prove > the durability of the toy. I pushed like a motherfucker on this thing > trying to get him attached, and he’s not broken. I think the hands are supposed to be compatible with Lego Mini Figures' weapons, and their off-brand equivalent. It was even part of their "sales pitch" on TFW2005. Check this and this on Headrobot's blog. -airfox

By: Dave Van Domelen

Dave Van Domelen — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 19:03:13 +0000

Actually, Duro-5′s hands may be compatible with the 3mm peg system…it’s just that Darkmount’s handles are a shade thicker than 3mm. You won’t get stress marks on official 3mm clips by attaching them to Darkmount’s handles, but it’s a noticeable tighter fit, and would certainly cause problems for third-party toys.

By: General Tekno

General Tekno — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 16:34:26 +0000

Very awesome indeed. Only reason I haven’t ordered one myself is that I still need a Universe Hardhead for it… never came out in Canada even though I wanted one