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I took these a while ago and meant to post them and never got around to it. These are the two transformers i have now, hopefully I'll be getting more soon, as I think there are about 10 different ones at this point, but the cost is kind of on the high side.

*** Warning - Large Pics ****

Dodge Viper - Sideswipe










Subaru Imprezza - Smokescreen















Both

Holy schtick. Those are a lot more detailed then I remember my transformers being.


Though, the Imprezza dude is missing the pink squares on the front.

If Im not mistaken, I believe that those are in the Alternators series. They made them to look like actual cars, which is cool. Yah from what I've seen they are on the expensive side...
I should really get around to posting my dear Optimus... I really need a good digital camera though...

on a side note While previously being eyed for a summer 2006 release date, we have learned that Transformers the movie is now scheduled for November 17, 2006.

[Fallen]TSB wrote:on a side note While previously being eyed for a summer 2006 release date, we have learned that Transformers the movie is now scheduled for November 17, 2006.

Where did you find this? I want info on this film

http://superherohype.com/news.php?id=2622

IGN Filmforce has learned that the new writers on Transformers are Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman, who have worked on "Alias" and "Xena: Warrior Princess". They also wrote upcoming features "The Island," "The Legend of Zorro," and "Mission: Impossible 3".

There is a page for it now on IMDB.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0418279/

Produced by Spielburg...sounds like a good start to me.


Post by Don Murphy (one of the producers) on tfw2005 about what the movie may or may not contain. Interesting read for those who are looking forward to the flick.

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/the-transformers456.html

Hmmmm.. Interesting indeed.

Cool pics.... why not in the Album system?

Anyway, makes me want to dig out my old Optimis Prime!

These pics were posted before the album system existed.

For paul lol man these rock


http://rangerboard.com/gallery/displayi ... fullsize=1


http://rangerboard.com/gallery/displayi ... fullsize=1

Don't you have the subaru jon

Yah, I sure do, as you can see from the pics I posted above.

Those pics are awesome G....I'd love to have that giant Optimus.

Oh.... My.... God....

*Splooge*

Ugggghhhh....


/Needs a few moments to recover

With Transformers writers Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci taking time off from the project to go to Rome and start working on J.J. Abrams' Mission: Impossible 3, starring Tom Cruise, DreamWorks and Paramount have moved the big screen robots adaptation back from November 17, 2006 to July 4, 2007.

The feature, based on the globally popular Transformers franchise, will be directed by Michael Bay (upcoming The Island, Armageddon). Steven Spielberg (War of the Worlds) is executive producing the film, with Lorenzo di Bonaventura (upcoming Four Brothers), Tom DeSanto (X-Men, X2: X-Men United) and Don Murphy (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen) serving as co-executive producers.

DreamWorks head of distribution Jim Tharp stated, "Under the direction of Michael Bay, and with Steven Spielberg executive producing, we know that 'Transformers' is going to be the kind of explosive action movie that is perfect for the height of the summer movie season. By staking our claim on the 4th of July, 2007, we ensure that we not only have the time to make this movie the way it should be made, but also to build excitement and awareness leading up to its release."

"Fans around the world have wanted a Transformers live-action movie for a long time and we are thrilled to work with DreamWorks and Paramount to bring this legendary saga to life on the big screen," said Brian Goldner, President of Hasbro's U.S. Toy segment. "With some of the entertainment industry's best talent on board for this film, fans will experience Transformers in a way that is incredibly powerful."

DreamWorks will distribute the film domestically, while Paramount will handle the international release. Hasbro will work with the production team and DreamWorks on all aspects of the film's creative development, marketing and promotions, and will manage merchandising in conjunction with the release of the film.

This week, DreamWorks is launching the official Transformers movie website at Comic-Con International, being held from July 13 - 17 in San Diego, California. Transformers will also be making its presence at the convention known in a big way, with a huge 18-wheeler truck sporting the instantly recognizable Transformers logo dominating the area near the DreamWorks booth-and much of the convention floor-letting thousands of fans know that Transformers is coming to the big screen on 07-04-07.

Introduced in 1984, the Transformers brand took the world by storm with its compelling saga of the Autobots versus the Decepticons. The innovative "Robots in Disguise" resulted in a tremendously successful toy line from Hasbro and Takara, comic book series, television program and an animated feature film. More than 20 years later, a new generation has discovered the excitement of the Transformers brand and its legendary characters, including the two leaders of the opposing sides: Optimus Prime and Megatron. Today, the franchise features a popular toy line, an animated series on the Cartoon Network and a chart-topping comic book series from IDW Publishing.