Welcome to Transformers At The Moon
Welcome to
Transformers at the Moon a European based Transformers resource website.
Transformers At The Moon was created back in mid October 1999 and is run by two twin brothers.
The site started of purely as a website where they could showcase their large collection of
Transformers figures but
quickly evolved into a news and general resource website. Over the years, the site has built
one of, if not the, most extensive
Transformers toy gallery section ever housed on the internet.
With figures spanning every generation of the series from its routes in 1984 to the present day, you can even
find images and information on the various pre-transformer lines that would go on to lend their figures
to the franchise along with prototypes, resins, engineering samples and contest figures that are
more commonly referred to as
Lucky Draw Transformers. The website also boasts a large
USPTO-powered Hasbro Transformers trademark section. This area allows you to browse through the various
trademark applications that Hasbro have made since 1983 that are connected to the Transformers line.
You can become a part of the site by joining our forum, following us on Twitter at
twitter.com/transformertoys
or by liking our Facebook page at
facebook.com/transformertoys.
You can also subscribe to our RSS feeds by visiting the
RSS Feed section of the site.
You can use the navigation menu above to browse through the various sections of the website. Many of those areas have sub-sections s please follow
the guides on those page. The image galleries on the site use an javascript image viewer that allows
you to quickly flick through the images contained within the galleries at your leisure. The images
are often scaled down to fit on the screen. You can view the full-sized images by using the up and down
cursor keys on your keyboard.
You will also find handy jump boxes on the left and right hand-side of many of the pages as well as tabbed navigation on several pages. For example,
if you look below this introduction you will see a series of tabs. Click on that tab to load it. On the various
article, gallery and video pages you will find many of these tabs contain various ways that you can navigate or
drill into the contents. This may include a category tree, a tag index and tag cloud.
Latest Auto Assembly 2012 News
If you haven't already taken advantage of our 2011 Christmas Sale to get your tickets
for Auto Assembly 2012 saving 20% on the Adult weekend ticket prices then you'd better hurry!
This fantastic offer runs out at midnight on New Years Eve so you've got just over 24 hours left!
Auto Assembly 2012 is shaping up to be our biggest and best convention ever. With a stunning guest
line-up including our THREE confirmed voice actors - Michael Bell, Townsend Coleman and Paul Eiding,
a great selection of comic guests including the entire creative team from Transformers Regeneration One
together for the first time ever at a Transformers convention and all the usual activities you'd come
to expect from Auto Assembly - dealers, toy and art displays, our script reading, cosplay competition,
Saturday night party with our karaoke, video games area, free workshops, competitions, charity auctions
and much more, this is a convention you won't want to miss!
You can book your tickets here.
The convention is running on 3rd - 5th August 2012 at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole Hotel, Birmingham, England.
Roll Out / Roll Call 2012
Roll Out Roll Call, the UK convention show for Transformers, GI-Joe &
Action Force is back, announcing their main guest line up for the 10th
and 11th of March 2012 at The Jury's Inn in Southampton, United Kingdom.
The main guest line up has now been confirmed and announced:
Meet Transformers ReGeneration One Team:
Simon Furman - Transformers ReGeneration One writer
Andrew Wildman - Transformers ReGeneration One artist
John-Paul Bove - Transformers ReGeneration One colourist
Meet The Legendary GI-Joe writer at his first ever UK show:
Larry Hama - GI-Joe writer - 1st ever UK show
Meet the IDW Team that helped create the new look Cobra Commander:
Robert Atkins - IDW GI-Joe artist - 1st ever UK show
Simon Gough - IDW GI-Joe colourist - 1st ever UK show
Bill Forster - Transformers Ark & The AllSpark Almanac Author & Artist
Jim Sorenson - Transformers Ark & The AllSpark Almanac Author
James Eatock - Cereal:Geek Animation of the 80's Magazine Editor
There may be more guests to come and additional features for the show, including traders, presentations and panels will announced soon.
Roll Out Roll Call 2 featured several exclusives for the show and Roll Out Roll Call 3 is no different.
Find out the latest RollOut / Roll Call news on twitter @rolloutrollcall
We have found some new trademarks filed with the USPTO. The trademarks are:
- DINO RIDERS
You can view all of the details of these and other trademarks within our exclusive Trademark Application area of the website which features trademark applications from 1984 through until the present day.
The mark comes three years after a Mattel applied for a toy related mark which recently became a registered trademark once again.
You can view details of the application below:
| Word Mark |
DINO RIDERS |
| Goods and Services |
IC 041. US 100 101 107. G & S: ENTERTAINMENT, MOVIES, TELEVISION SHOWS, WEBISODES, ONLINE CONTENT, ONLINE GAMES |
| Standard Characters Claimed |
|
| Mark Drawing Code |
(4) STANDARD CHARACTER MARK |
| Serial Number |
88202894 |
| Filing Date |
November 21, 2018 |
| Current Basis |
1B |
| Original Filing Basis |
1B |
| Owner |
(APPLICANT) MATTEL, INC. CORPORATION DELAWARE TWR 15-1 333 CONTINENTAL BOULEVARD EL SEGUNDO CALIFORNIA 90245 |
| Attorney of Record |
MICHAEL MOORE |
| Type of Mark |
SERVICE MARK |
| Register |
PRINCIPAL |
| Live/Dead Indicator |
LIVE |
Richard Irvine-Brown has written an article for the BBC covering the Transformers comic The Lost Light and the rising diversity of fans within the Transformers franchise which you can read here.
Whilst it has come into criticism from some areas of the Transformers community, The Lost Light comic series and More Than Meets The Eye before it has been some of the best selling and highly praised Transformers comic series for many years with a diverse and loyal fan base and has been a series that many deem to have been an important player in the growth of diversity within the fandom and especially at conventions around the globe
Dengeki Hobby has confirmed that the LG-EX reissue of Blue Big Convoy, officially called "Phantom Blue Color Big Convoy", is set for a Jan 2019 release priced at 8000 yen + tax exclusively via the Takara Tomy Mall. The toy is based on the TV Magazine prize campaign figure from the 1990s but will have changes much like the general reissue, has a slightly different colour scheme, and will come in the LG Series packaging.
You can view images of the new figure after the jump along with an image of the original toy.
At the end of the story within the current Transformers: Robots in Disguise comic from Signature Publishing, the best selling Transformers comic globally, it was announced that as of the next issue the comic will transform into a Transformers: Cyberverse comic book with the first issue due on stands on the 21st September 2018.
It is expected that the comic will continue in the same format as the highly successfully RiD and Rescue-bots comics with freebies, activities, games, puzzles and a comic version of each episode of the cartoon.
Twitter user Ryan Sheehey has shared the first images of the upcoming Studio Series figures Sideswipe, Barricade, Crankcase and World War II Bumblebee which are on display at Fan Expo Canada. All four toys are set to be are deluxes with Sideswipe coming with the dual-wield double-barrel guns he had in Transformers:Dark of the Moon, Crankcase appears to be a repaint of Crowbar mold but with a new head, and the WWII-style Bumblebee comes in an accurate military green paint job.
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