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Masterpiece Ultra Magnus brings trailer armor to MP-10 and preorders open. Kabaya builds Overlord, Costco sells Metroplex for $80, and Brian bets Diecast it never comes to the US.
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Everything from the Radio Free Cybertron network in one feed — the flagship Radio Free Cybertron, The RFC Mini-cast, Being Awesome with Rob Springer, There Goes My Money, and more.
Radio Free Cybertron is the world’s first Transformers podcast — and the world’s first toy and action figure podcast — launched in October 1999. Now approaching episode 1,000, RFC covers Transformers toy news, reviews, and collector discussion every week. We dig into Studio Series, Age of the Primes, Masterpiece, Missing Link, third-party figures, vintage collecting, and the toy industry at large. If it transforms, we’re talking about it.
Being Awesome with Rob Springer brings a lighter, fanzine-style take on Transformers collecting. There Goes My Money tracks the crew’s purchases week to week. The RFC Mini-cast covers breaking news between episodes.
All shows available at tfradio.net. New content every week.
Over 25 years. Nearly 1,000 episodes. Still rolling out.

Masterpiece Ultra Magnus brings trailer armor to MP-10 and preorders open. Kabaya builds Overlord, Costco sells Metroplex for $80, and Brian bets Diecast it never comes to the US.

Exvee takes the host chair as Generations Skids, Goldfire, Waspinator and Dreadwing get official images. TFSS Breakdown ships, Chromedome’s mock-up flops, and iGear revives its Control Center.

Thrustinator is real: the Collectors Club fuses Waspinator and Thrust. Perfect Effect’s Warden can be a head for Fort Max, and Fans Project’s Diesel lands at $120.

Masterpiece G2 Sideswipe gets a Yaniger-inspired face and Brian is smitten. Masterpiece Soundblaster brings Ratbat, and Subscription Service 2.0 reveals Rewind. Plus the Prime Retro Review returns.

Transformers 4 is Age of Extinction, due June 27, 2014. BotCon heads back to California for its 20th anniversary. KFC’s not-Perceptor flops while Fans Project’s Headmasters shine.
Brian, Exvee, Rob, Don and Diecast were guests on the TFYLP (Transformers For Your Listening Pleasure) podcast recently. Warning: Content includes foul language.

The Charticon 2013 panel asks how fans reshaped Transformers, from Transmasters to third-party Predakings. Why do fans build toys but not cartoons? Plus a live prize drawing.

Warbotron’s WB01 not-Bruticus arrives fully combined and huge. Year of the Horse Optimus Prime, Starscream and Fire Convoy get a shrug. Plus Charticon and Auto Assembly 2013 recaps.

Diecast’s SDCC Metroplex survives a lost FedEx delivery and dead electronics he fixed himself. Toys R Us adds Platinum Edition exclusives, and Toy World’s Brainstorm and a $150 Super Fire…

The Transformers Prime finale gets a full spoiler discussion, and the crew calls it a satisfying end. Official Generations Whirl images win over doubters, and a TFormers article on the…

Harmony Gold sues Hasbro over the SDCC G.I. Joe crossover set, and Will Friedle voices Bumblebee in the Prime finale. Toys R Us oversells Masterpiece Soundwave, and super-deformed Optimus Prime…