Forum - View topicINTEREST: LETRONS: Turkish Transforming Robots in Disguise
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HeeroTX
Posts: 2046 Location: Austin, TX |
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Their logo looks more like the stargate logo:
[img]http://s80.photobucket.com/user/predfreak/media/SG1copy.jpg.html[/img] |
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johnnysasaki
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Turkey has a long history of ripping off everything and everyone...
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ParaChomp
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Going to echo the YouTube comment sections. The editing is shit.
In all seriousness, why is iDubbbz in the related channels?! |
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SWAnimefan
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Well, it's a start. We had seen people make transforming vehicles in the past, but this one actually moved as a car. But it's not a true transformer since people cannot ride in the inside, and of course the car body is just a shell hiding the robot body.
If they improve on these flaws, then I could see it gaining some potential possibility. |
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Panzer Vor
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Antimony, bismuth, argon, tungsten (which is called "wolfram" or variations thereof in quite a few languages, including Turkish), and tantalum. Points for the elemental naming scheme, at least.
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Merman-X
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i wish they put the smoke machine somewhere else on the body but between the legs, i mean red dude looks like he's farting.
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Hugh Mungus
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Hence we get the beauty of their Star Wars and Spiderman ripoffs. Personally, I think everybody should see those movies ("The Man Who Saved The World" and "3 Dev Adam"/"3 Strong Men") at least once in their lives. 
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Primus
 Posts: 2909 Location: Toronto |
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They look more like Roadbots than Transformers, though I think Hasbro's not going to be pleased with Bizmut's head.
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Admiral Pizzaman
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I thought the turkey was transforming into the BMW car.
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sonryu
 Posts: 163 Location: LI, NY |
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That thing made WAY too much noise. I would've been more impressed with a silent transformation than one with a ton of sfx.
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Blanchimont
 Posts: 3861 Location: Finland |
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curiosa: 'Tungsten' is two words in Swedish, 'tung' and 'sten'. Translated back to English it means 'heavy'(tung) 'stone'(sten). But they call it wolfram... |
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Mr. Oshawott
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It's a truly impressive sight, but the smoke effect from the knees sort of ruined the moment for myself... At least I like how the naming scheme has been centered around the Periodic Table.
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Snomaster1
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That was just plain incredible. I wouldn't be surprised if "Top Gear" were to do a segment on this. I just wouldn't.
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