Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Figure loaned by: Swingbass05
Figure Note:
Stop-Motion Transformation of GigaPower HQ-04-R Gravitor. Chunky! Big thanks to Swingbass05 for loaning these to me - it was great to meet you. I really like the “toy” aesthetic of this guy. Pretty clever transformation.
Support Note:
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Dino to Robot: 0:09
Robot to Dino: 1:19
Speed run to Robot: 2:28
Speed run to Dino: 2:51
2x Run: 3:14
End credits: 3:38
Production Note: 702 photos, 1.5 hour shoot. His sheer heft made things very hard to manage. I’m tired, boss.
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 - ethanmeixsell.com
Songs: “Demise” and “Run”
Figure loaned by: Swingbass05
Figure Note:
Stop-Motion Transformation of GigaPower HQ-04-R Gravitor. Chunky! Big thanks to Swingbass05 for loaning these to me - it was great to meet you. I really like the “toy” aesthetic of this guy. Pretty clever transformation.
Support Note:
Like what you see? Send me a tip! paypal.me/peolesdru
You can also give me some points when you shop at ShowZStore by putting in “Support Reviewer” code “peolesdru”.
Dino to Robot: 0:09
Robot to Dino: 1:19
Speed run to Robot: 2:28
Speed run to Dino: 2:51
2x Run: 3:14
End credits: 3:38
Production Note: 702 photos, 1.5 hour shoot. His sheer heft made things very hard to manage. I’m tired, boss.
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 - ethanmeixsell.com
Songs: “Demise” and “Run”










