FansProject Intimidator Transformation Sequence 

Figure Note:
Stop-Motion Transformation of FansProject Intimidator. Pretty cool old combiner. I collected these way back in the day. I remember driving in a blizzard to the FedEx office near my house to retrieve the final figure (the Motormaster one). One recommend is to take the windscreen off of the yellow guy, because it’s very hard to stow his feet in that thing. I put it back on so the demonstration would be proper. Also I ran out of will to float the gun bits together. Floating stuff is a real pain in the ass. It was a 4-hour shoot - 1284 pictures. My plan is to do the rest in the series. The other three were made by MakeToys, but they are clearly by the same designer - the hands are all identical. So next would be MakeToys Devastator, then MakeToys Computron, and then MakeToys Defensor. Not all in a row, but as I have openings.
Support Note:
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CA-12 Last Chance Car to Robot: 0:17
CA-09 Car Crash and CA-10 T-Bone Car to Robot: 0:33
CA-11 Down Force Car to Robot: 0:45
CA-13 Diesel Truck to Robot: 1:03
CA-13 Diesel Robot to Combined: 1:33
CA-13 Diesel Combined to Robot: 2:38
CA-13 Diesel Robot to Truck: 3:50
CA-11 Down Force Robot to Car: 4:14
CA-09 Car Crash and CA-10 T-Bone Robot to Car: 4:32
CA-12 Last Chance Robot to Car: 4:44
Speed Runs:
CA-12 Last Chance Car to Robot: 5:11
CA-09 Car Crash and CA-10 T-Bone Car to Robot: 5:15
CA-11 Down Force Car to Robot: 5:18
CA-13 Diesel Truck to Robot: 5:22
CA-13 Diesel Robot to Combined: 5:32
CA-13 Diesel Combined to Robot: 5:52
CA-13 Diesel Robot to Truck: 6:14
CA-11 Down Force Robot to Car: 6:22
CA-09 Car Crash and CA-10 T-Bone Robot to Car: 6:26
CA-12 Last Chance Robot to Car: 6:29
2x Run: 6:36
End credits: 7:21
Production Note: Yuuuuge pain in the ass.
Viewing Note:
If you want to follow along, I recommend skipping to the speed run and using your , and . keyboard keys to advance by single frames. Every step of the transformation is documented in the frames of the video, in what I consider to be the best sequence. With minimal rubbing and minimal parts-parking.
Music: The music is by Ethan Meixsell - www.ethanmeixsell.com
Songs: “Heaveyweight”, “Collision”, “Start Your Engines” and “Run”