Transformers,F0698 Toys Generations War for Cybertron: Kingdom Leader WFC-K10 Megatron (Beast) Action Figure - Kids Ages 8 and Up, 7.5-inch

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Royal Mail cut off time for same day dispatch is 2pm, however on busy days we can not guarantee an item goes out the same day. You must be over 18, a resident of the country offering Afterpay, and meeting additional eligibility criteria to qualify. While " Generation 1" is the undisputed king of the post-series remake, Beast Wars clocks in at a pretty respectable second place, even having a few mini-lines dedicated to it (even when you discount its direct sequel). Part of the second wave of Takara's Robotmasters toys, Beast Convoy is a more show-accurate mold primarily based upon the original Ultra Class Optimus Primal figure, and using the original Ultra Class toy's color scheme. The toyline had three different titles over the course of its original run, two of them used concurrently: The front of the packaging was initially branded "Beast Wars: Transformers", whereas on the back of the packaging, the logo had a definite article added, making the title there "Beast Wars: The Transformers".

The iconic size and sculpting style was simple while allowing our imagination to go all in on our daily adventures. Some consider this toy somewhat of an in-joke, because when fans initially saw pics of Crumplezone, they criticised it for looking like a monkey. McDonald's Beast Machines Optimus Primal is an incredibly simple toy that transforms from a technorganic robot to technorganic ape. Unlike most of the "Bravo" figures, Primal features fairly decent articulation, though the elbows are rather limited due to the forearm's single-direction socket joint. Supposed to roam the frozen tundra in animal form, but spends most of his time among the same temperate climate, composed of four CGI rocks and six CGI trees, as the rest of his team.The "Kenner" branding eventually disappeared from the packaging again in favor of "Hasbro" in Europe in 1998, and then in the US and Canada the following year. The figure makes up for its size with above-average articulation, including butterfly shoulder joints, double-jointed knees, opening hands, rotating shins for a foot point, and toe articulation in both modes.

Pushing the spark crystal on his bicep spins his gauntlet around, simultaneously triggering the spring-loaded missile launcher and activating his spring-loaded ramming "blast punch" action, extending his fist forward nearly a full inch.His hands also feature articulated fingers along with a thumb molded to approximate the 5 mm peghole, although due to this he cannot hold both Cyber Blades in one hand as the original figure could. Inspired by the classic 90s toy, this Maximal Cybershark toy is designed like the original version -- including figure styling, packaging, and. The rest of the line was made up of the Transmetals, "Beast Wars turned inside-out": robotic animals with fleshy inner robot parts.

Retrax survives in a series of cool, cavernous tunnels lined with the remains of his fallen enemies.This figure was going to be used for Primal Prime, but that toy was ultimately canceled late in its development. These thrusters each contain a spring-loaded missile launcher,and can be swung forward in both vehicle and robot mode by plugging a Cyber Planet Key into his key-jack. Not shown in the instructions is a peghole in the waist, designed to allow Convoy to be mounted on a flying stand. The trilingual English/French/Spanish packaging available in Canada and Latin America featured the clunky triple title "Beast Wars/Guerre des Bêtes/Guerra de Bestias", with the location of the "Transformers" title being analogous to the corresponding US packaging.