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The Galaxy Force leaks continue with
this post on TFW2005 by LagunaL8 that contains an image and information on an appearance in Galaxy Force of some of the Generation One characters. Click the link for the details.
Category: Older News
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on: Friday, 5th August 2005 at 17:39:36 BST
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Dave Ellis, AKA Ellis Models AKA Mini, has let
Seibertron know that he just picked up his the lastest Wave 8 Energon figures from the Hasbro Distribution centre here in the UK. The assortment contains:
Basics
Windrazor x 2
Terradive x 2
Stormcloud x 1
Kickback x 2
Blackout x 2
Blight x 1
Bonecrusher x 1
Wideload x 1
Deluxes
Demolshor x 2
Prowl
Inferno
Hotshot
Starscream
Rodimus
Snowcat
(all orignial decos)
Ultras
landquake x1
Bulkhead x1
Scoponok x1
The main items of interest in the list are that the final members of the Constructicon Maximus are listed as well as the basic size menbers of the Bruticus Maximus team. Remember though, this does not mean that your local high street stores will pick up the wave, in the past, only Ellis Models appears to have picked up certain other waves of Energon with most High Street stores not being interested. Eitherway, these are official Hasbro UK distributions, and anyone after them should get in touch with Ellis Models asap.
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on: Friday, 5th August 2005 at 17:37:07 BST
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Transformers Club have updated their BotCon sneak peak section with the techspec for the two toys that they have been previewing in recent weeks. You can view the images
here.
Category: Older News
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on: Friday, 5th August 2005 at 08:27:33 BST
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Thanks to Nevermore for letting the Trans-Europe Express group know about
this thread on Trans-Europe Express member site BTFA.info. the thread contains the first reports of Alternator Wheeljack in Holland, the third country to get him after Italy and Belgium.
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 18:47:21 BST
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 15:53:52 BST
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TransformersClub.com has been updated with the following news story.
BotCon '05 UPDATE!
All attendees are invited to come to the
convention dressed as their favorite TRANSFORMERS characters -- Optimus Prime,
Megatron, etc. as part of a special "Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye"
costume contest on Saturday morning. Fans should come dressed in their best, most
authentic Transformers costume for a chance to win cool prizes and Transformers toys.
First prize is worth $600 ($300 in show dollars that you can spend at the convention and a $300
gift certificate to Hasbro's online store, www.hasbrotoyshop.com); second prize, $300 ($150 show dollars, $150 gift certificate); and third prize, $150 ($75 show dollars, $75 gift certificate).
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 13:21:31 BST
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AOL appear to have corrected their DNS issues, and they are now correctly resolving the domain to the right server.
Thanks to Toughboot for his help in testing the AOL DNS resolution.
Category: Older News
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 12:52:52 BST
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Starscream, webmaster of
The Transformers.net has posted in their message board
here, that Metrodome are planning on releasing a
SilverScreen store exclusive cover of the Transformers: Movie - Reconstructed DVD, out later in the year. The cover, they report, will feature the UK artwork for the Transformers: Movie.
Category: Older News
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 12:11:35 BST
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It has been bought to our attention that AOL users may loose access to our website in the next 24 hours due to AOL having incorrect records in their DNS Server. Much like Supanet who's DNS records for at least one of their machines is four months out of date, AOL are now pointing our main domain, transformertoys.co.uk to a webhost in Germany called Schlund-net! We shall be contating AOL to request that they flush their DNS records and update them. If you find that you receive a HTTP 502 error when accessing the transformertoys.co.uk domain, please try to access the site via robotmaster.co.uk. Not all pages work no that address, but you should have access to most of the site.
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 09:04:44 BST
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They Are Among Us, Australia's premier Transformers Fansite, report that the Transformers Universe Railbots (Sixtrain) have hit K-Mart stores in Australia, specifically the Joondalup and Maddington stores but due to a problem with the computer listings, they are not available for sale due to a problem with the listing.
Credit to both TAAU and
Transfandom for the news.
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 08:34:28 BST
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Hasbro's
Ask Vector Prime page has been updated with another set of questions, this time mainly about Vector Prime. The page will, or so it says, be updated weekly, so expect more answers soon.
Credit to
Transfandom for the news.
Speaking abuot the Transformers.com website, the designer has stopped by the
TransformersLive forums to ask people for their feedback and suggestions for the Transformers.com website, so if you have any comments pop by the official movie message board and leave them there.
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 08:30:15 BST
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It may be a little contraversial amoungst die-hard Transformer fans, but Paul Oakenfield's new version of the Transformers theme, used in Transformers: Cybertron, certainly means more press coverage for those Robots in Disguise.
Local6.com have a little article and a few "snippets" of information from Paul, covering the song, the upcoming movie and a few other things. You can read the article
here
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on: Thursday, 4th August 2005 at 08:29:49 BST
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Newsarama have an interview with Dreamwave head Pat Lee where they discuss "what went wrong" with Dreamwave. You can read the article
here
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on: Wednesday, 3rd August 2005 at 19:23:38 BST
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This press release was released by Eddie Stobart.
To celebrate 20 years of the original robots in disguise, Eddie Stobart has decided to name one of their vehicles after the most famous truck of them all, Transformers superhero Optimus Prime.
Driver John Iniff sizes up the new Optimus Prime truck
For families across Britain, Eddie Stobart is a household name and the trucks are guaranteed to accompany any long haul journey. Now one of the infamous green and red trucks has been named Optimus Prime after the most popular Transformers character.
The new Optimus Prime truck was officially christened this week to mark the Transformers 20th anniversary.
Driver of the Optimus Prime truck, John Iniff said: "My Grandson is huge Transformers fan and he's incredibly excited that I'm going to be driving one of his favourite characters."
After 20 years the toys are as popular as ever, coupled with the exciting news that a new cartoon series is beginning in September, plus Steven Spielberg is producing a blockbuster Transformers action movie set for release in 2007.
Said Katreena Lines, Transformers Senior Brand manager: It's been great to work alongside an established name such as Eddie Stobart. I've no doubt children across the country will be on the look out for Optimus Prime when he rolls out this week.
Eddie Stobart operates nearly 800 vehicles throughout the UK and Europe and each truck has it's own unique girl's name, a tradition that started in the 1970's. Optimus Prime is the first truck to be named after a male character.
An official Eddie Stobart Fan Club now exists to satisfy the demand for information on the company and Eddie Stobart branded memorabilia. The fan club specialises in spotting all the differently named trucks on the road.
The truck has Optimus Prime emblazoned across the front of the cab, sitting just above the infamous Autobot logo, making it even easier for fans to spot.Credit to
TFormers
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on: Wednesday, 3rd August 2005 at 15:50:11 BST
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In a survey conducted by Solvite Wallpaper Adhesive on what wallpaper parents would prefer on their kids walls, 1,000 people online and in schools were questioned. In the Adult Males aged 18 and over category, Transformers came in third place with 18% of the vote. Here are the top five in that category:
1) Winnie the Pooh
2) Dennis the Menace
3) Transformers
4) Mr Men
5) Simpsons
You can read the a full press release on the findings
here.
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on: Wednesday, 3rd August 2005 at 15:19:41 BST
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