Dolly post: Misfire

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Alright so, at Xmas we promised we would take pictures or our toys (or "dollies").

First up is everyones favourite magenta decepticon, our modern day RosenKavalier: Misfire.

Misfire is one of the original targetmasters and one of the "sort-of" regeneration of the seekers. The targetmasters made their debut in the final three episodes of the (western) cartoon "The Rebirth":


A collection of Misfire with awful animation.

TakaraTomy have recently, release their Legends version of Misfire, (LG-52). The legends version is Japanese revised version of the Titans Returns one,  with more accurate colouring and the added bonus of a targetmaster (though is headmaster was called 'Aimless' and so is his targetmaster...)


Anyways Enjoy some lovely Hi-res pics of Misfire and his buddies:

Say hello to my little friend
 
Side box art with a tiny squished face

The name's Fire, Miss Fire... wait what?

 
Yeah so I did some focus stacking, got the lighting all correct, couldn't fucking transform the gun properly, could I? Prick.

Love and what on earth does this have to do with Resident Evil?

Richie X

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