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For those who don't remember Huffer...Tim Shinn wrote:Here's a pencil of Huffer as if he'd recieved the Matrix. Not the most likely leader type, but I felt like being different. Plus he translates into a bigger vehicle better than some of the other characters. I may enter this in the art contest (if it happens). Inked and colored versions coming soon. Let me know what you think. I value your feedback.
Huffer was first generation. He's as old school as Bumblebee.Lagmonster wrote:Ah, yes. Huffer. From the 'We've completely given up any semblance of coolness' era of Transformers toys.
I remember how they went from 1st generation Transformers like Megatron and the cars and planes that were deeply articulated and took fifteen minutes to change...to the 8th generation Transformers that were basically cars that you stood on their end and popped a little head out the top and opened the doors to be these pathetic little arms.
Seriously? Wow. I stand corrected. He just looks like the later gen ones. I could have sworn that the 1st gen ones were larger, and much more detailed. Am I alone in remembering that the quality and complexity of the toys tanked after the first few years?Galvatron wrote:Huffer was first generation. He's as old school as Bumblebee.
The first generation Autobots had a lot of the smaller cars in their ranks. They were, IIRC:Lagmonster wrote:Seriously? Wow. I stand corrected. He just looks like the later gen ones. I could have sworn that the 1st gen ones were larger, and much more detailed. Am I alone in remembering that the quality and complexity of the toys tanked after the first few years?Galvatron wrote:Huffer was first generation. He's as old school as Bumblebee.
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