The set also comes with Kreons of Crosshairs and two Vehicons, plus a simple banner with "Hong Kong" in Chinese (and technically Japanese too). However, building his legs as shown in the promotional photography, omitting the 1x2 plates with the small slope, gives him knees that bend backwards and do a much better job of supporting his weight when standing in a natural horizontal-body pose.
When built as shown in the instructions, the jointing is awkward and leaves him with few non-tail-dragging poses.
His knees are simple clip-and-bar affairs that do not have enough "grip" to hold onto any real weight. His tail is extremely lightweight, providing virtually no counterbalance to his front half if you want to have him in a pose that doesn't basically have him standing vertical. Unfortunately, Scorn has some construction issues. He has movable (non-firing) cannons on each hip, plus he has exposed studs on his back to allow a Kreon to ride him.
(No, he has no alternate robot build.) His head has a small magnet in the roof of his mouth that allows him to "bite" and carry ferrous metal items, like the crest of the new Vehicon helmets, or the 2x2 circular plate that makes up the Vehicons' backpacks. The centerpiece of the " Scorn Street Chase" set, Kre-O Scorn is a buildable dino-beast. Probably goes hat shopping with the Statue of Liberty. The battle over, Optimus gave the Dinobots their freedom, and Scorn parted with Crosshairs on good terms, who even gave him a new nickname, "Spike". Scorn helped defend the Seed on a bridge with the other Autobots and Dinobots until Optimus was able to defeat Lockdown. Scorn would've been recaptured by the bounty hunter had Optimus not destroyed the tractor beam. Scorn accompanied the group to try to escort the Seed to safety, but Lockdown returned and turned his tractor beam on them. Scorn allowed Crosshairs to ride him into the Hong Kong battle, where Scorn's massive size and lethal sail-spikes proved a great asset in turning the tide. Grimlock submitted to his command when beaten in single combat by the Autobot leader, thereby earning his respect, and Scorn and the other Dinobots followed suit. Optimus offered an ultimatum: stand with the Autobots against their mysterious Creators and Galvatron's Decepticons, or face death at his hands. Scorn was trapped aboard Lockdown's vessel until Optimus Prime and the Autobots stole the section of the ship he was imprisoned on, though Optimus did not reveal the Dinobots' presence to his men until the time came for reinforcements. While Daemon's first stop after House of the Dragon premiere may be to Dragonstone (likely to get a dragon egg), the Fire & Blood book suggests the character will later be headed for the Stepstones.This one's for you, Jurassic Park III haters! With the House of the Dragon episode 1 ending seeing Rhaenyra Targaryen named the Princess of Dragonstone, Daemon may choose to stay at their ancestral home while the declared heir remains in King’s Landing. However, it seems that the first place he may stop is Dragonstone, the seat of House Targaryen in Westeros, as this is the most logical answer to the question of where Daemon is going at the end of House of the Dragon episode 1. Knowing he can no longer anticipate sitting on the Iron Throne or having a role in his brother’s reign, Daemon is apt to find a crown of his own elsewhere. The House of the Dragon episode 1 ending suggests Daemon will not be returning to King’s Landing anytime soon, as he has not only left on his dragon Caraxes, but has also brought along his paramour Mysaria.
SCORN OF THE 2 HEADED DRAGON FULL
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