By NatoGreavesy
Nov 29, 2019
Those who know me are familiar with my love for the myriad of creatures Mega makes. From plasma dragons to breakout beasts, and everything in between.
But there is a special place in my heart for the Metal Ages dragons from 2005/2006. In my humble opinion, these are still the very best dragons Mega has made, before or since. While the articulation is a little basic, the sheer level of detailing on these things is unmatched by anything that has come after.
I've been trying to get my hands on Clawdagger for a few years, and now that I finally have him, he's slipped comfortably into place as my second-favourite dragon in my collection (first place still goes to Heliostrafe).
For those of you who might've missed out on the earliest years of Mega's magnificence, I strongly recommend digging around online for some of these old sets. Even after all these years, they hold up really well.
But there is a special place in my heart for the Metal Ages dragons from 2005/2006. In my humble opinion, these are still the very best dragons Mega has made, before or since. While the articulation is a little basic, the sheer level of detailing on these things is unmatched by anything that has come after.
I've been trying to get my hands on Clawdagger for a few years, and now that I finally have him, he's slipped comfortably into place as my second-favourite dragon in my collection (first place still goes to Heliostrafe).
For those of you who might've missed out on the earliest years of Mega's magnificence, I strongly recommend digging around online for some of these old sets. Even after all these years, they hold up really well.