I imagine Noisy Boy will be even more advanced.Ītom has several features that immediately set him apart from the previous bots. It makes me wonder if part of the reason ThreeA started things off with Ambush and Midas instead of jumping on Atom (by most regards, the star of the film) first was to build up their own experience and tech to tackle him. Each new bot seems to borrow from the last, but also adds a little something new. Atom has some larger bulky panels and cool moving gears on his arms that move a lot like Ambush’s did, but he’s also as articulated, if not more so, than Midas. It’s interesting to see how ThreeA has been honing their technique in producing these RS bots.
Now with Atom in hand, it’s becoming apparent to me that with each release, they’re raising the ante ever so. ThreeA’s take on these Real Steel bots has been incredibly impressive since day one. He’s not particularly flashy or pretty, but he’s the hero with a heart and has that sort of Eve from Wall-E glowing eyes thing that warms you up to him. He was my favorite from the film (Noisy Boy being a close second). Since first having the opportunity to play around with Ambush, I’ve been anticipating how Atom would turn out. For his body you’ll need three AAA batteries. For the head, you’ll need two very tiny batteries. He’s packing more lights than either Ambush or Midas. Of course, you’ll need batteries if you want to partake in all the fancy light antics Atom is laced with. Unlike the other RS figs, since I don’t have the original box to keep it in, I guess this one will stay on the shelf next to Atom, at least until a Hugh Jackman figure comes along that can hold it. If you get the bambaland version, ( which goes on sale today over here 9am HK time) then you’ll also get the exclusive remote control for him. So Atom arrived in a basic brown shipping box adorned with arrows pointing “this way up” and a bunch of handwriting in a language I can’t read but can only assume says, “Warning: big-ass robot inside.”Īs with the other Real Steel figures, Atom comes basically accessory free. OK! With all that noise out out of the way, on to the pics and stuff about Atom! I’m excited, are you?Īs this was a product sample, the artwork for Atom’s box has not been completed yet.
ATOM REAL STEEL FREE
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