Transformers Beast Wars | Blentrons - Heralds of Unicron Figures

In this video, we take a look at some of the rarest figures from the Beast Wars toyline. The 1999 Blentrons from Beast Wars Neo!
I've always been a fan of Transformers, particularly Beast Wars, and have been wanting to post more content around it. I've been able to acquire these in the past few years and wanted to share a bit more about them.
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[@SwedishSeacon]

I did the clever thing to just repurpose Injector as Latolata for my instagram posts. Only thing I did to make the two "different" was the insect legs: Injector have them folded to his back in robot mode, while Latolata have them spread out; upper legs pointing up and the lower ones pointing down. In beast mode Injector stands on his four bug legs and use the knee caps as hind legs. Latolata have the legs folded back while remaining in their position that they were in robot mode and using the robot mode feet for hind legs. An easy repurposing of a toy if one does not want to pay $200

[@Alex876]

legacy so need to make them

[@beinballerz_609]

I got a new togake plush this summer it’s bob’s little brother his name is ob😊

[@mrsamaritan6881]

This is a neat video with some great shots and fairly through reveiw. However, it is riddled with errors. There are only 10 Fuzors, not 12, unless you count Tigerhawk - which only makes 11 - and he's not exactly a normal Fuzor anyway. Skyshadow doesn't just have dragonfly wings, his "tail" is the dragonfly's abdomen. Torca does NOT suffer from GPS. Gold Plasic Syndrome (correctly called Gold/Brown Plastic Syndrome) does not effect all plastics colored gold (or brown) but specifically refers to a brown colored plastic with gold colored flaks in it. It is a very eye catching type of coloring which is why Hasbro used it for so many years but it is highly prone to cracking. Torca is not made of this type of plastic and therefore does not suffer from GPS. I've owned the same Torca figure since the 90s and I can confirm (as is already widely known) that his brown plastic is no more prone to cracking than any other colored plastic of the era. These is a bit of paranoia among collecters about GPS which leads some people to try and claim that ANY vaguely brownish or goldish plastic will suffer from GPS - but that is NOT true. There is a specific type of brown/gold flaked plastic that causes GPS, which Torca does not have.

[@korbinhranac5550]

Torca is prone to having the thin gold plastic that connects the tail hinge snapping since that particular area can have a lot of stress. The hinges at the beast mode sides are also susceptible to a lesser extent. I dunno if it's because of GPS or not but I've seen too many examples, my brother's copy included. Anyone who just uses their Torca as a display piece will have basically nothing to worry about but transforming him back and forth repeatedly will almost certainly cause him to break at the hinges.

[@Luca-fb6uk]

Hi i saw your video from claw toys! I just won a prize and wanted to ask... even if will take forever, to get 2 prizes, do i still get free shipping and can i manage to do it with only daily slot?

[@timson3489]

Well, whats gonna be worth more in the future?

[@ZZtheDark]

If I were to give them American names, it would be Hook, line and Sinker. Marvel TF fans will know why.