since Hasbro are releasing all these combiners based on the IDW comics, then i think it would be more accurate if the IDW scales are used here.

the closest we can get to determine the actual size in comic is to compare Devastator with Superion because it's the closest we can get, for now. there is a comic stripe where Prowlstator ripped Superion apart and from the scenes itself, it seems like there's no difference between the 2 therefore it is safe to say that all combiners should by right be of the same dimension.

Devastator is just made big for the matter because probably:-
1) he is perhaps the most celebrated Decepticon combiner; and
2) he is made out of construction vehicles so making him extremely big kind of make sense.
The only crazily big transformers would be Metroplex and Trypticon but of course, Unicron but he is out of this world.

But it's not unnatural though as Hasbro did mention that Devastator is a Titan Class so he is not supposed to sit well with the other combiners. Just like how they release the legends class Skywarp. Skywarp is not supposed to be so small.

All scale goes out the window when Bruticus walks in with his shuttle arm, though.

All scale goes out the window when Bruticus walks in with his shuttle arm, though.

Yeap! so, if we were to apply actual physics here then Bruticus would actually look like this to his fellow combiner comrades.

Well if actual scale is really taken in to account then you guys won't even have the chance to get an "oversized" motorcycle as Defensor's limb right ?

correct. that's why I remembered I posted somewhere here that I have no issues with an oversize motorcycle since it's a toy and a toy is not supposed to make sense especially when it comes to Transformers because in G1, nothing make sense until today, the mystery of Optimus Prime's trailer sudden disappearance when Optimus Prime transformed still bugs me.

but apparently, Hasbro wanted to bring "scale-to-life" with the Titan Class Devastator which explains why he is made to be that huge. I don't know how accurate it is but I also don't care.

Bumblebee gets drunk !
He don't want to meet the big Devastator

more updates on the Combiner Wars Devastator and this time, closer to our shore.

Picture courtesy of the Falcon's Hangar in Singapore.

joke aside...kaw2 kena if got attacked fr the left ...okla than d original menasor

What will happen if it got attacked from the left 

Yeap, the Menasor in its original configuration is amazingly disastrous however after some minor mods, i'm actually liking it more than my Superion.

blind spot

correct. that's why I remembered I posted somewhere here that I have no issues with an oversize motorcycle since it's a toy and a toy is not supposed to make sense especially when it comes to Transformers because in G1, nothing make sense until today, the mystery of Optimus Prime's trailer sudden disappearance when Optimus Prime transformed still bugs me.

in fact, i don't even care if they are scaled properly because from the very beginning, if actual size were to be taken into account, Superion is already out of the window.

but apparently, Hasbro wanted to bring "scale-to-life" with the Titan Class Devastator which explains why he is made to be that huge. I don't know how accurate it is but I also don't care.

Geewun fans rejoice. Your prayers has been answered ... (Hopefully it gets the green light as well )





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