How tall is human alliance bumblebee

As for Sam, he is equally detailed and very articulated and can be placed on the parts of the car and robot as advertised with very little effort. In all, I am very pleased with this purchase and this fantastic model of Bumblebee! Not easy for a child to transform Needs specific "written" instructions instead of just pictures!!!!

We are afraid we might break it if we don't know which part to move first of second. I like transformers how they transform it's my favorite cartoon an movie and games but i love it. I can't say nothing bad about the transformer everything is good. Thank You. Skip to main content. About this product. The toy was introduced on the market in It measures 10 inches. There are a few differences between the movie car and the production SS model - the rims, the headlights, stuff like that - but this toy is true to the film.

The interior of the car isn't detailed as accurately as the Alternators' are, but the designers tried their best - there's a lot of kibble in there. The steering wheel may turn, for instance, but it doesn't have the Autobot insignia in the center, and although the seats are designed accurately, there's no real dashboard or center console.

Both the driver and passenger doors open, but not the hood or trunk. Converting 'bee is an appropriately complex difficult process: he's listed as Level 3, or "Advanced," and that seems accurate.

It's tough to get the arms to come out the right way, and the lower legs are stubborn. The head bumps against the hood when you try to raise it, and a small bump on his waist doesn't actually seem to plug into anything. The most infuriating part, though, are the pieces of the front grill: they pull out and twist down to duplicate the "broken" appearance of BB's chest, but they're spring-loaded and pop back into place way too easily; and when you have to brace against the chest to perform some of the moves, it gets really old, really fast.

Once you get Bumblebee turned into a robot, he's got an impressive array of articulation. Neck, shoulders, biceps, elbows, left wrist, fingers and thumb the right hand is converted into a cannon , waist, hips, thighs, double knees and nice tight ankles all add up to a 'bot that looks good and plays well. Plus, he's got something no Bumblebee has ever had before: a flip-down battle mask! Yes, we've been waiting for it ever since the first movie, but not even the stupid-expensive Ultimate Bumblebee had one.

This is a first, and it's very welcome! The cannon on the right arm can fire missiles which store on his arms when not in use, and there are a few other flip-out weapons, as well, but when you're talking accessories, the only one that counts is Samuel James Witwicky.

The sculpt is only so-so, but what do you want: he's miniature! Waist-high to a GI Joe! There's a hole in Sam's back that matches up with pegs on the car's seats, so he'll stay in place securely. Pull on the windshield so that the center of the hood pops out from the sides. Flip out the head, the fold the front end into the belly. You'll see a catch on that little panel that was below the front bumper that connects the torso to the skeleton.

Rotate the arms so they can fold down against his sides. Swivel both seats so that the backrest is on the upside. Fold the door sills against the seats.

The right arm has the plasma cannon. Flip the cannon into place, then lock it into it's peg. The left arm has a hand, fold it into place. Now, spin both forearms degrees. Bumblebee has a slightly different look than his Deluxe counterpart in robot mode, but there's hardly anything wrong with that.

There is plenty of detail to go around. The head sculpt especially is greatly detailed and features blue piping. The arm cannon is also packed with details. Speaking of the arm cannon, you have 2 launchable missiles that can be loaded into the cannon.

The release button is yellow, just to the side of the barrel. The main gimmick of the Human Alliance line is that the human can interact with the robot. You'll note a pin on Bumblebee's left hand. You can use on of the peg holes on Sam's feet to mount Sam to Bee's hand. Also, Sam can help Bumblebee in three different ways:. There are two other tricks for Bumblebee. One is a hidden cannon behind his head that can flip out. The other is his battle mask. If you're careful, you can slide the battle mask down without popping off the mask However, the mask doesn't fully cover his face.

You can get most of it, but trying to get all of it will pop the mask off. Finally, there is the matter of his knees. The instructions show flipping out his knee guards for his battle mode. However, you can flip them out whenever you darn like it!

Overall, posing is extremely solid. One minor complaint is that the armor on his shoulder prevents complete wingspan posing of the arms. Also, the roofline on his back slightly restricts rearward leg movement. Entertainment News International ENI is the 1 popular culture network for adult fans all around the world.

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