Finally went and applied the Cyborg pieces and did some other tweaking on the four active costumes for Peaceseeker. I'll see if I can salvage Ratchet if I ever get this guy to L40.
( Four of the Omega Supreme crew behind cut. )

( Lots more missing books. Book of note: Iron Man Legacy #5 )

   Dave Van Domelen, "But we'll let the good people of Transia think their new national SUPER HERO defeated them SINGLE-HANDEDLY." "With the POWER of AWESOME!" "Um. Yeah. Never say that in my presence again. Seriously." - Iron Man and (identity would be a spoiler), Iron Man Legacy #5.

Meh. Scaling up spring-loaded transformations doesn't suit this toy.

Well, updated Ironhide review to add the new Bumblebee mold. Both recommended. And the Bumblebee mold is 100% new, for once.

ETA: Yoda into Republic Assault Shuttle, Captain Rex into Freeco Speeder. Neither is that impressive.

At a talk today, someone used Seuss's "The Zax" as a way to help explain special relativity and scalar invariance under coordinate transformation. While I found the explanation a bit iffy, it did get me thinking about the Zax and the world they exist in.

Story summary: A northbound Zax and a southbound Zax run into one another in the Prairie of Prax. Neither will step aside, and they argue priority and try to convince the other to move, but to no avail. Years pass, and a highway overpass is built over them while they continue to argue.

Now, this short story is really just meant as a warning against taking too stubborn a stand, I doubt Dr. Seuss worried too much about the sociology or biology of the Zax. Similarly, I expect others have worried about both before me, but I never let that sort of thing stop me.
( My speculations under the cut. )

Yes, more four-armed insect girls. :)

( She's a wasp girl, but as the name suggests, not a WASP girl. )

Now to go clean off all the plastic shavings in my hair and clothing.

( ETA: Almost done, but decided I needed to do something about the belly scutes. )