TakaraTomy have update their Transformers Dark Side of the Moon (Dark of the Moon) website with a new page dedicate to two MechTech prize campaigns.  The campaigns are the first Lucky Draw Transformers Dark of the Moon prize draws and starts on May 14th for with the Gold and Silver MechTech Weapons. These weapons will be made available as store exclusives, though the stores are yet to be named.

The first campaign has four prizes, with the top prize being 10 gold chrome MechTech Dark of the Moon Bumblebee.  The 2nd prize is 10 double set of Transformers and Transformers Revenge on Blue-Ray, the third prize is 100 sets of the MechTech weapons with the fourth prize being a poster.

The winners of the first campaign will then be entered into a second campaign, where 100 winners will go onto receive a gold chrome Transformers Dark of the Moon Optimus Prime.

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Back in September TakaraTomy ran a competition where 40 lucky people could win a silver chromed Transformers Animated Bumblebee figure,  well it pleases my to announced that we own one of those figures and can now bring you the first full and detailed look at this limited edition Lucky Draw.  You can find the image gallery on LuckyDrawTransformers.com as well as on Transformers At The Moon.

Our normal digital SLR is currently on its way to New York, so the images were taken with my video camera but don't worry, its an HD camera so the quality is still pretty good.

Included are comparisons to the Optimus Prime Gold Version as well as the normal Bumblebee.

Enjoy!

Following on from the images we bought to you yesterday from the Jan 2011 issue of Hyper Hobby, thanks to ModXToys.com, we can now bring you full image galleries of the January 2011 issues of Hyper Hobby and TVBoy.  TVBoy AKA TV-Kun contains only two pages of Transformers related figures, but if you are a fan of other Japanese shows its work a look through.

The images can be found both on Transformers At The Moon and on LuckyDrawTransformers.com.

We are pleased to announced that the Internet's only dedicated Lucky Draw website, LuckyDrawTransformers.com, has been relaunched with a brand new look and some new sections. The new layout should make navigation of the site much easier and means that LuckyDrawTransformers.com now contains all of the image scans that we have taken from the various Japanese Hobby Magazines. We have also included a check list showing which of the magazines we have looked through for any Lucky Draw figure. This should help others who are looking to acquire back-issues that contain lucky draw articles.

To help celebrate the re-launch we have added some new images to the Brave Maximus toy image image gallery, showing all of the extra pieces that come with the Lucky Draw version of the toy. These images were kindly supplied by Transfan2.

We have created a new gallery in the Transformers Groupshot area of Transformers At The Moon showing our Lucky Draw Transformers collection, as of the 14th June 2008.

The gallery contains 32 Lucky Draw Transformers figures from Beast Wars through Transformers Movie.

Thanks to Cobra Zartan for letting us know that AirWonderStories recently posted a photo album over at Yahoo Japan of the TV Magazine Lucky Draw Robotmaster G1 Convoy, which was a prize of a colouring contest. The figure was given to ten winners and this is the first time that the final toy has been shown, other than the two images published in the magazine.

You can view the images at Lucky Draw Transformers.com

Thanks go to fellow Lucky Draw Transformer collector Malach Ra who kindly offered to provide pictures of his Lucky Draw Blue Big Convoy and Lucky Draw Black Magmatron with us here as Transformers At The Moon and Lucky Draw Transformers.com. As such as have updated our image gallery of Blue Big Convoy to include three new images of the figure in robot mode and have created an image gallery for Black Magmatron with an image we already had of the toy in its insert, but also Malach Ra's photo of the figure in robot mode. Not much is known about these figures, but due to their age, they were probably limited to between 10 and 50.

For more information on these, and other Transformers Lucky Draw figures, then stop by Lucky Draw Transformers.com.

Don't forget to check out all of our other Lucky Draw toy galleries, which can be easily found within our Lucky Draw section at Transformers At The Moon.