Transformers Toys Studio Series 93 Deluxe Class The Last Knight Autobot Hot Rod Action Figure - Ages 8 and Up, 4.5-inch

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This item is currently scheduled for release, but is not yet available at mass retail. Hatchet, Hound ICONIC MODES: Figure features classic conversion between robot and Cybertronian car modes in 12 steps. For kids and adults ages 8 and up The two blasters are different from each other. The blue blast effects may attach to the forearm exhaust pipes or to the blasters (also shown in 1st pic). An easy way to do this is to first plug in the tabs here. Then the tabs under the spoiler become automatically aligned and easy to plug in.

The vehicle and a majority of the robot mode are clad in a gun metal metallic to help replicate the carbon fiber chassis of the Centenario, and is accented with an orange livery to match the robot panels. I was happy to be able to capture the DRL and tail lamps, along with active aero spoiler in the raised position as seen in the majority of the London chase scenes. There’s Fanstoys Hoodlum, the unofficial Masterpiece redux with near-perfect robot and vehicle modes, achieved by having an impossibly complex transformation that takes half an hour, at best (my opinion on that one’s gone down since I got it). INCH SCALE AUTOBOT WHEELIE: Figure features vivid, movie-inspired deco and is highly articulated for posability This item is currently scheduled for release, but is not yet available at mass retail. Cores, Deluxes, MegatronWith updates of two of these still coming, this is a picture I’ll probably retake a couple more times.

I mean plastic quality and QC are two different things. A QC reject could have defective molding, lost joints, or paint, but more often than not it’s still the same exact plastic and quality of plastic you’ll get on release. It’s not like the plastic somehow going to be more dense. Naturally, a good Transformers character demands a good figure, and a perennial part of my collecting has been trying to find a perfect version of the red speedster, both in terms of screen-accuracy, and general fun. I often find figures that are close, but have one or two big flaws.STUDIO SERIES LEADER CLASS: Leader Class figures are 8.5-inch collectible action figures designed with specs and details to reflect the Transformers movie universe, now including The Transformers: The Movie! Reach past the big screen and build the ultimate Transformers collection with Studio Series figures (each sold separately), inspired by iconic movie scenes and designed with specs and details to reflect the Transformers movie universe. Now including The Transformers: The Movie! These are ones made to test the factory at production level and to test the machine qc not the figure qc. Material would be suspect. In the past final coloring was different from retail versions of figures.

Not wrong but I wouldn't expect an early sample to have the same plastic as the final product as it's still in testing phase. I just think it's still expected for early copies as they more often than not a massive gamble. Released as part of Walmart's Autobots Unite subline, The Last Knight Legion Class Hot Rod transforms from a robot into a fictionalized Lamborghini Centenario with an added spoiler. I pulled down my MP-28 just to compared and contrast, and I'm flabbergasted that this toy's head sculpt is not only superior, but it actually has less of a gap/no visible hinge in the helmet near the brow, unlike 28 which has the visor hinge very obviously jutting out. BIG SCREEN-INSPIRED: This 3.5-inch Autobot Wheelie figure is inspired by the character’s appearance in the 1986 film The Transformers: The MovieFigure also includes 2 movie-inspired blasters and 2 blast effects, and features buzz saw and spark welder hand attachments inspired by the scene where Hot Rod slices through robot kelp and giant squid tentacles, then repairs Kup. Studio Series has, until now, had the mission of creating best-possible figures of characters from the live-action Transformers movies, until the creation of the Studio Series 86 subline, which focused on doing the same for characters from the original 1986 film. Naturally, it made sense for the film’s main character to headline the affair. Since it looked to be the best attempt at the character yet, I just had to have one. saw the release of Leadfoot at Target, the enormous Devastator box set at multiple retailers, and the beginnings of the Buzzworthy Bumblebee line in celebration of everybody's favourite little yellow Autobot. Toys in the latter line are earmarked by the addition of "BB" to their ID numbers. Nice review! I haven’t looked forward to a official mainline Transformer like I have for this Hot Rod in a long time. Mine will arrive on Monday. In a universe where Optimus Prime died in the Battle of Chicago, Rodimus took the mantle of Prime, ultimately defeating Megatron in a struggle atop a space bridge on Cybertron. Botcon 2015 Megatron bio card Toy bios

So not only i sanded the flat side, i also have to sand the sides to make it as round as i can. It is already sanded on that pic, but you can see it is still not perfectly round. STUDIO SERIES VOYAGER CLASS: Voyager Class figures are 6.5-inch collectible action figures inspired by iconic movie scenes and designed with specs and details to reflect the Transformers movie universe, now including The Transformers: The Movie! CLASSIC SLINGSHOT ACCESSORY: This Autobot Wheelie figure comes with a slingshot accessory inspired by the movieHot Rod is the simply the best "Deluxe" Hastak has ever released...oh wait, he's listed as Voyager. This character article is a stub and is missing information on their video game appearances. You can help Transformers Wiki by expanding it. Transformers Online Hot Rod (aka Rodimus and Rodimus Prime) is a brash and slightly arrogant Autobot protector working closely with Sir Edmund Burton. [1] In the past, he was Bumblebee's brother-in-arms, as the two have fought in many battles together. Brave and patient, he has been undercover on Earth for a long time after having been assigned to watch over Viviane Wembly, who he has grown very fond of. Undocumented, and possibly unintended, the magazine of the time gun can come off, somewhat making it resemble the other blaster Hot Rod occasionally used in the film. Also, for weapons storage options in robot mode, the time gun can be holstered on his hips by plugging it into the mushroom peg hole on either thigh using the same connecting peg on the gun that stores it in vehicle mode. STUDIO SERIES CORE CLASS: Core Class figures are 3.5-inch collectible action figures inspired by epic scenes from the Transformers movie universe, now including The Transformers: The Movie!