Latest Posts

News: Bangai-O HD Bursting Onto XBLANews: Bangai-O HD Bursting Onto XBLA IGN posted some impressions of a pre-alpha version of Bangai-O HD: Missile Fury, coming to Xbox Live Arcade. It sounds like the new game stays true to the formula used...

Readmore

News: Super Robot Wars L ScreenshotsNews: Super Robot Wars L Screenshots To accompany the latest promo video, 4Gamer has a veritable onslaught of in-game screenshots for the upcoming Super Robot Wars L. From Macross Frontier to Dancouga Nova,...

Readmore

Videos: Super Robot Wars L PVVideos: Super Robot Wars L PV The upcoming Super Robot Wars L has received its first promo video (which was shown at C3xHOBBY over the weekend). Despite the nice new Macross Frontier shots, the remaining...

Readmore

News: Virtual On Force at TGSNews: Virtual On Force at TGS Amongst a bevy of other games, SEGA will also have a playable version of Virtual On Force at this year's Tokyo Game Show. Whether they'll have any of HORI's sticks at...

Readmore

News: Gundam Extreme Versus at C3xHOBBYNews: Gundam Extreme Versus at C3xHOBBY 4Gamer has a nice bit of coverage on Gundam Extreme Versus' presence at this year's C3xHOBBY. Despite the presence of Kazuki Yao, the voice of Judau Ashta (amongst many...

Readmore

Mecha Damashii Rss

News: Optimus Prime in Taiwan

Posted on : 01-02-2010 | By : Cacophanus | In : News

Tags: ,

2

A landscape gardener in Taiwan has built a large statue of Optimus Prime in his backyard. Apart from holding up the washing, the design used is the one from the recent Michael Bay films. Now this version of Optimus does make our eyes bleed but the statue has been somewhat restrained in its use of scrap metal. It’s not the horrifically busy nonsense you see in the films but actually something decently mechanical.

There are games for these films obviously but you’d best stay clear really, as none of them are very good (though oddly for entirely different reasons). We’re still holding out for the High Moon developed War for Cybertron to be at least moderately decent, but the Transformers franchise generally has a pretty bad track record when it comes to games.

Our personal favourite home built mecha is still this rendition of Kazumi Fujita’s Hyper Zeta Gundam though, mostly because it has an actual cockpit and can walk.

Share and Enjoy:
  • Digg
  • Facebook
  • N4G
  • Slashdot
  • StumbleUpon
  • Twitter
  • del.icio.us
  • MySpace
  • RSS

Comments (2)

Wow, as if we needed any more evidence that the Bayformer designs looked cheap.

He has a turbocharger for a heart!

Yeah, this is a huge improvement over whats actually in the movies. Prime in the movies looks like something my dog crapped out after he ate a box of crayons.

Write a comment

Powered by WP Hashcash