Transformers Toys Generations War Cybertron: Kingdom Leader WFC-K20 Ultra Magnus Action Figure - Kids Ages 8 And Up, 7.5-inch Multicolor F0700

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bacem wrote:If that is indeed their base for the dino mode, then i can accept the hand more (not that i mind before). If that is indeed their base for the dino mode, then i can accept the hand more (not that i mind before).

I'm sure if Hasbro wanted to, they could have made that Siege Optimus cab work for Magnus - it's just plugging on armour to him after all. The trailer section is somewhat flimsy, badly designed and too small, especially height wise, in comparison to the cab. Upon completing the transformation and taking a minute to get over how strange the feet looking sticking out at an angle on the back, the missile launchers can be attached to either side of the trailer and the rifle mounted via a peg hold at the back. The final, fully armoured robot mode looks really good, much better than the Siege version, but that's about it for me.They do different things for me - Siege Magnus is with my other Wreckers, Earthrise Magnus is in alt-mode awaiting Galvatron for That Scene.

Unfortunately, the Kingdom version is based heavily upon the Siege one rather than being an entirely new model. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Alt mode looks like a disaster, which is unfortunately reminiscent of the POTP Leader OP molds, who also had awful alt modes. This figure has been partially remolded and deco’d to best reflect his G1 look, and with no battle damage! So, while we all knew Transformers Kingdom Ultra magnus was a retool of the Siege one, we never got a really good sense of just how much was new.BEASTIFY THE BATTLEFIELD: Unleash the primal power of the beasts with the ancient and highly advanced F. The larger robot is formed by a process of armouring up the smaller one; just like the Siege version and in a way similar to utilising a Weaponizer. I get the feeling that Dinobot and Megatron may be the only exceptions to Kingdom's "show-accurate robot modes/realistic beast modes" pattern for the Beast Wars characters, in that since they both are based on non-realistic beasts (as in, Jurassic Park dinosaur designs), they instead get to have both their robot and beast modes lean more towards show-accuracy.

I saw a thumbnail that left me thinking it might have light piping but I thought maybe it was too good to be true. This inner robot is of course essential just a Voyager class-sized white version of Optimus Prime, however it is not an identical mould to the Kingdom Optimus Prime figure. Ultra Magnus transforms into a cab truck with car-carrier trailer, with the inner robot directly transforming into the cab whilst the armour parts-forms together into the trailer. L. (Fossilized Osteo-Skeletal Shield Integration Loadout) technology, Fossilizer bots, infused with primordial energy, break apart to weaponize their allies.

All audio, visual and textual content on this site (including all names, characters, images, trademarks and logos) are protected by trademark, copyrights and other Intellectual Property rights owned by Hasbro or its subsidiaries, licensors, licensees, suppliers and accounts. The truck mode's still got its issues, but the trailer is decent enough to make up for some of its shortcomings. This is only the third official Ultra Magnus figure to have this feature, after the Masterpiece and original G1 toy. And I don’t get the impression that you’d be missing a whole lot if you decided to pass on the Kingdom version. Transforming the inner robot into the cab is a straightforward enough process as you'd expect (the transformation layout hasn't really changed that much since the original toy after all), but there are some pretty interesting steps thrown in – such as the way that bumper section pulls moves down the back before flipping around to the front.