Have an instructable you think should be included in this collection? Transformers Generations Combiner Wars Computron Collection Pack Join the battle and build a Combiner super robot with this 7-in-1 Combiner Wars Computron Collection PackGet 6 Technobots figures that combine to form a Computron Combiner figure in this 1 setThe Voyager Class Scattershot figure forms the torso of the Computron Combiner figureThe Deluxe Class Afterbreaker, Strafe, Lightsteed and Nosecone figures form the arms and legsEach figure converts from robot mode to vehicle mode and backCombine Afterbreaker, Strafe, Lightsteed, and Nosecone figures with other Combiner Wars Voyager Class figures to build more Combiner super robot figures (Additional figures are each sold separately)Contents: 7 figures, a Combiner Wars poster, collectible Computron character card, 12 accessories and instructions Fisher-Price Imaginext DC Super Friends Transforming Batcave Play Set Interactive play setHeadquarters loaded with crime-fighting powerSuitable for ages 3 - 8 yearsContents: A Batcave Play Set, a Batman and The Joker figures and a projectile launcherBatteries Required: 2 AAA batteries (included)
WWE Official Scale Ring Includes: WWE ring with 30 buildable piecesTwo piece matLarge enough to hold over 50 figures (Figures sold separately)Dimensions: 55LX55WcmSuitable for ages 4+ Batman DC Comics 30cm 4 Figure Pack 4 pack of popular DC Comics Super Heroes and Super-Villains30cm tall9 points of articulationIncludes Batman, Robin, Superman and The JokerSuitable for ages 3+Makes an instant collectionPerfect for epic battle actionDynamic poses and creates a captivating display Imaginext Power Rangers Green Ranger & Dragonzord Remote Control Turn Power Pad on the Dragonzord’s back to open his chest and reveal cockpit Get moving!Remote control drives the Zord forward and backward Ready, aim fire!Push button to fire 5 projectiles at onceShake the remote and the Dragonzord will go into his iconic “battle spin”Mouth & chest light upAwesome sound effectsContents: A Dragonzord, a remote control, a Green Ranger figure, a sword and 5 projectilesBatteries Required: 6 AA batteries (included) 2 AAA (Not included)
Jurassic World Hybrid Rampage Indominus Rex Figure Imagine prehistoric Jurassic World adventures!Features rampage chompBoasts spike reveal and soundsFigure scale: 55cm in lengthContents: Indominus Rex Figure and instructionsBatteries required: 2 x AA (included) Fisher-Price Imaginext Morphin Megazord Power Rangers Back of playset features a jail, a training area, an elevator and much moreMultiple levels and platforms for added playSuitable for ages 3 - 8 yearsDimensions: 15L x 40.5W x 71H cmContents: A Morphing Megazord, a red and a black Power Rangers figures, 6 disk projectiles and 9 long projectilesBatteries Required: 3 AG13 button cell batteries (included) Power Rangers Dino Super Charge T-Rex Morpher Morpher & Battle Gear in one!Sound effects from the TV seriesInsert Dino Chargers to activate sound effectsTwo Morph Modes – morph from Dino Mode into Blaster mode!Connects with the Dino Charge Morpher for super charged battle action!Recognizes different Dino Chargers for unique sounds60+ Dino Chargers available throughout the yearIncludes 2 Dino ChargersBatteries required: LR44 x 3 (included)
Transformers Generations Titans Return Leader Class Powermaster Optimus Prime and Autobot Apex Powermaster Optimus Prime figure changes from robot to vehicle to cityTitan Master figure becomes the head for the Powermaster Optimus Prime figureTitan Master figure works with other figures (each sold separately)Leader Class figure connects to Fortress Maximus figure (sold separately)Dimensions: 22.86H cmContents: A Leader Class Powermaster Optimus Prime figure, Titan Master Autobot Apex figure, blaster accessory, collector card, and instructions. Jurassic World Indominus Rex Colour-changing skinLights and soundsSuitable for ages 4+Assembled Dimensions: 11.4L x 43.2W x 25.4H cmContents: One Jurassic World Indominus Rex figureBatteries Required: 2 x AA batteries (not included) Star Wars 78cm Darth Vader Figure Includes: 78cm Darth Vader figureSuitability 3+ Turtles Half-Shell Heroes Headquarters Playset Contents: 1 Sewer Adventure Playset, 1 Raph figure, 1 Bebop figure, 1 Barrel CartPacked with over 20 different featuresStands over 60cm tallPlayset opens up to reveal more play area
When Disney Infinity 3.0 launched at the end of last month, it expanded to include the galaxy far, far away. Star Wars characters became part of the game with figures and a “Twilight of the Republic” playset featuring Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano. Though exploring the prequel trilogy era with those characters is a blast, the next Disney Infinity 3.0 addition will jump ahead in the timeline to the original trilogy period. The “Rise Against the Empire” playset includes Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa and will be available on all platforms on September 29. New playable characters include Han Solo, Chewbacca, and Darth Vader. And speaking of the Sith Lord, we have an exclusive look at concept art: Disney Infinity has a very specific, unifying style to ensure all the characters are similar despite being from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars universes. Jeff Bunker, vice president of art development for Avalanche Software, is responsible for “Infinitizing” characters, and he was incredibly excited about the chance to bring Darth Vader to the game.
Though helmets and masks that cover the face can sometimes be restrictive, Bunker said that wasn’t the case with Darth Vader: “The nice thing about Darth Vader is he’s a one note character. He doesn’t express any remorse–in the very end he’s redeemed–but there wasn’t a lot of need for us to express much emotion other than power and control. That goes into his pose. We wanted to come up with an iconic pose that expresses who he was with a single statement; that’s why we went with the choke-hold.” We learned from vice president of production John Vignocchi that Vader doesn’t run in the game in order to make sure he stays in character, and Bunker said that though were considerations to take into account from Lucasfilm, the process was very collaborative “We would make a version that we thought was appropriate for Infinity and we’d send that over to them, and we’d get notes back saying ‘Well, we understand that’s what you want to do for Infinity, but this is what’s important to the Star Wars brand.’