>>11115558I mean, I like him. No real complaints about his robot mode - he can actually turn his head this time around, he's about as big as Armada Prime's Super Mode, and he's still got his wing blades, Magma Blade, and pistol (though the sword is a little on the short side; his box advertises adding the blast effects to create a 'hilt' that makes the blade longer). That other anon posted his Magmasaurus mode here
>>11115528 (though again, he forgot to flip up the tabs from Seasaur to more securely attach it to Landsaur, and he didn't rotate the robot arms around so the knees bend like they do on the show), and while the mode looks a bit messier than on the original toy, it still holds together pretty securely and is LONG - that picture doesn't do it justice, but he's as long as Laser Prime with his trailer attached. Then there's the three individual dinosaur modes - I love Seasaur and his flexible neck, Skysaur looks cool and is a bit more poseable than the original, and Landsaur is pretty cool, about the size of Kingdom Megatron's alt mode, and no longer has the exposed chest that the original did (though his tail is covered in ports for the Magmasaurus configuration). My only real gripe here is that his jaws can't really open more than a few centimeters (apparently by design, since his throat has to flip up into the back of his jaw for his robot transformation). There are some flaws (as there have been with pretty much every figure released in the past few years), but he's most definitely worth it, especially when your other choice here is...yet another Optimus Prime that's inevitably going to be replaced not far down the line anyway.
