INCH SCALE AUTOBOT RATCHET: Figure features vivid, movie-inspired deco, is highly articulated for posability Both the Walmart-exclusive and the Japanese release's box art is strange in that it features a CG render of Hot Rod and Bumblebee standing side-by-side. However, Bumblebee is at the forefront and is far more prominent. Unlike most modern instruction pamphlets, Hot Rod's instructions are printed in full color on the Hasbro version. The instructions on the TakaraTomy version, on the other hand, opt for the usual monochrome.

ICONIC MODES: Figure features classic conversion between robot and van modes in 26 steps. Perfect for fans looking for a more advanced converting figure. For kids and adults ages 8 and up Bring the epic action of the Transformers movies from the big screen into your collection with the Transformers Studio Series Deluxe Class Predacon Sc... This item is currently scheduled for release, but is not yet available at mass retail. Everything beyond wave 38

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marked another first for Studio Series with the introduction of figures marked as "Concept Art" releases, based on character designs created for films but which ultimately did not appear in the finished product. Bumblebee, having left a variety of designs on the cutting room floor during its tumultuous post-production, was the primary source for this initial round of "Concept Art" releases. A smaller, Hot Wheels/Matchbox-sized version of Hot Rod is also available. This version features only the robot mode's face sculpted underneath. INCH SCALE THE FALLEN: Figure features vivid, movie-inspired deco, is highly articulated for posability and comes with staff accessory that detaches into 2 pieces and removable face attachment Firstly, the ones on the figure itself: By flipping open the head, you can rotate down a pair of clear blue shades over their eyes, replicating that same “scanning the shuttle on Lookout Mountain” moment. 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.

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.And there was the Cyberverse Deluxe, an excellent design brought low by the fact that they forgot to paint the thing. So, I’ve been eagerly awaiting this new one, to see if it could break the streak. INCH SCALE CROSSHAIRS: Figure features vivid, movie-inspired deco, is highly articulated for posability and comes with 2 blaster accessories inspired by the film This Studio Series 84 Deluxe Class Transformers: Bumblebee-inspired Ironhide figure converts from robot to a Cybertronian tank mode in 22 steps. Remov... Nano Hollywood Rides Hot Rod was to be a small non-transforming die-cast car measuring approximately 1.65 inches long, similar to but less detailed than the 1/64 scaled replica. 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).