Transform your playtime! 🤖
The Transformers Toys Studio Series 53 Voyager Class Constructicon Mixmaster Action Figure is a 6.5-inch collectible designed for fans aged 8 and up. This highly articulated figure features vivid, movie-inspired details and can transform between robot and cement mixer truck modes in 21 steps, capturing the essence of the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen movie.
J**U
Transformers Constructicon MixMaster
Product as described online and delivered on time
E**D
Good
It's amazing peice ti complete the devastetor . My kid loved it
V**S
Buen material
Lindo
A**R
If you're Skeptical Don't Be
This is from what I can tell an official Transformer. I myself when buying stuff online am always skeptical, and when I saw this wasn't being sold by Amazon itself I was a little skeptical but I ordered it none the less. Everything other than the instructions makes me believe this is an official release, and if it is a KO then it's a very good one. Would recommend if you need a Mixmaster.
M**.
Buen jugete
Este juguete es tal cual la descripción. Sirve para hacer stop motion. Con mi hijo jugamos hacer pequeñas películas usando este muñeco articulado. No apto para niños pequeños, si no tienen supervisión de padres.
J**S
Looks great. Fiddly transformation. Excited for devastator.
I'm an adult collector so all views regarding this figure are through that lens.As someone, who's not a fan of the Michael Bay films or most of the robot designs used in them I have something of a soft spot for the monstrous take on Devastator featured in Revenge of the Fallen. I'm also a fan of constructicons and combiners in general, so when I heard that Hasbro was making a fully transforming version of ROTF Devastator as part of their Studio series I knew I had to get him. Thus far, the individual constructicons have been a mixed bag for me, with some that were well-made but with designs I'm not a fan of (Rampage, Hightower), some that had great designs, but a myriad of engineering issues that made them less than fun to fidget with (Long Haul) and some that I absolutely love (Scrapmetal -seriously, he's adorable) I'm happy to say that Mixmaster falls into the final category despite some flaws.The robot mode is about as accurate to the on-screen rendition of the character as you're likely going to get at this size and price-point. He's menacing and alien, with short legs and long arms that terminate in nasty-looking claws. Poseability is so-so with a decent center of gravity despite having the whole cab of the truck (and the combiner head) on his back. You can pull of some decent poses with a little effort.Transformation to vehicle mode is a bit of a chore. There are an obscene number of tabs and getting them lined up without untabbing something you just tabbed in is a frustrating. Fortunately this means that once you DO get everything tabbed into place, his vehicle mode is extremely secure with none of the issues staying together some of the other studio series figures (looking at you, Long Haul) have.The vehicle mode you end up with is nice-looking with good paint and is fairly accurite to the Mack Granite cement mixer used in the movie. I was initially displeased with the proportions of the mixer barrel to the rest of the truck, until I actually looked up images of the real thing and realized they're pretty much spot-on.Devastator's head is very cool. Menacing and monstrous, with a great amount of paint and sculpted detail. I don't have scavenger yet, so I can't comment on how he and mixmaster combine.Oveall a fun figure that looks great in both modes. Recommended for collectors and older kids.
F**4
Mixmaster brings the charm
Great figure out of the Devastator collection. Much more approachable transformation than the original 2007 Mixmaster, and the compromises made to fit the Head Mode in there were not bad at all. Very poseable.Robot mode has plenty of good joints, to get the arms and legs into believable poses. He naturally hunches over compared to the other construticons. Good balance and decent detail, especially on the inside panels that are revealed as you transformer him.Alt mode is an excellent cement mixer, although not quite as good as the older model. There is some awkward space between the cab and the mixer and the mixer doesn't spin. Getting everything to line up and snap into place can be difficult without instructions.The devastator head mode looks great. Painting and sculpting detail is on point however the head does feel a bit small compared to the rest of the devastator. There is no real way to get the 'grinder' effect seen in the movie, even with overload's addon part. Still one of the best constructicons.
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