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20th Anniversary Optimus Prime
$70.00
Released November, 2006
The Pros:Extremely durable - snap-on part design removes risk of damage if the figure falls off a table or desk. "Battle Damage" aesthetic provides added realism over Japanese Takara version - Hasbro model also available at a lower price point. Movable joint hinges are intelligently concealed - disguised as "hydraulic" parts.
The Cons:May be difficult to transform at first - apprehension/fear of damage is common among first-time users. Some parts may become detached too easily - feet are notoriously loose. Base-mounted sound unit performs underwhelmingly - audio samples are unclear/distorted.
The Transformers movie is coming out in 2007, but you can get your fix now as Hasbro has a newer version of the most famous "Autobot": Optimus Prime. Hear his voice projected out of the built-in electronics in the display stand.
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As you probably already know, Optimus Prime transforms from a semi-truck to a freestanding robot.
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Extremely durable - snap-on part design removes risk of damage if the figure falls off a table or desk
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"Battle Damage" aesthetic provides added realism over Japanese Takara version - Hasbro model also available at a lower price point
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Movable joint hinges are intelligently concealed - disguised as "hydraulic" parts
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Attention to detail/overall construction quality is outstanding - die-cast metal frame ensure unit longevity
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Base unit provides optimal display configuration - platform is sturdy and well-grounded
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May be difficult to transform at first - apprehension/fear of damage is common among first-time users
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Some parts may become detached too easily - feet are notoriously loose
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Base-mounted sound unit performs underwhelmingly - audio samples are unclear/distorted
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