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Optimus Prime Action Figure

If you are a fan of Transformers then this is a must-have item for all you true Transformer fans. To commemorate the 20th anniversary of transformers, the Ultimate Optimus Prime is being released. Based on the original comic book and TV animation of Optimus Prime in 1984, this 20th anniversary figure has everything a collector could ever want. This deluxe version of the Autobot leader features die-cast parts, rubber tires, spring-loaded suspension, light-up matrix annex and superbly detailed articulation. Includes removable hands, interchangeable weapons and "transforms" into the classic semi-truck.

 Optimus Prime Action Toy

Plus, this incredible collectible comes equipped with a Megatron Pistol that disassembles like G1 Megatron, Energon axe that attaches to his arm, Iron Blaster, the original Optimus prime weapon and a removable Autobot matrix of leadership. Optimus measures approximately 12" tall in robot mode.

Get ready to rule the universe with this awesome OPTIMUS PRIME figure which features Advanced AUTOMORPH Technology! This TRANSFORMERS technology is meant to enhance vehicle-to-robot conversion with partially animated mechanical triggers that activate the overall shift to battle mode. See armor slide to shield important points! Flip down the Ion Blaster in robot mode to launch the projectile! And press the button in vehicle mode for electronic horn sounds and lights! For thousands of years, OPTIMUS PRIME and his AUTOBOTS® have traveled thru house in search of the Allspark.

For every one that time, the AUTOBOT leader has held one goal in mind - to protect the universe from the evil of MEGATRON®. For this big, metal warrior, nothing is extra significant than freedom; he can sacrifice all for its preservation. He has fought for centuries, modifying his body into an unstoppable war machine, getting ready for that day he is aware of is coming when he and MEGATRON meet for one final battle!

What do the Customers say?... Customer #1

Well, it's finally out-- the Holy Grail of TransFormers collectibles, sent forth by the heralds of Primus himself to kick off the legendary toy line's 20th anniversary. After acquiring one and running it through the paces, I can tell you with assurance that this Optimus Prime lives up most of the hype that has been bestowed upon it. Extensive articulation, interesting action features, fairly cool accessories, fine details, and complexity of transformation all come together to make this one of the most memorable TransFormers toys ever to hit the shelves.

Optimus' articulation (poseability) includes a ball-jointed neck that gets his head turning in all directions, although he looks pencil-necked when peering skyward. The shoulders & lower arms rotate and pivot, and the elbows bend up to a 90-degree angle. Working chrome-toned pistons add a nice touch to the elbow articulation. The hands fully rotate and swivel a little at the wrist, and each finger is jointed at the base knuckle. The thumbs are ball-jointed and freer moving than its non-opposable brethren. Speakin' of fingers: one odd thing I've noticed with Optie's hands is that he doesn't keep as good a grip on his own weapon as he does the Megatron handgun accessory. I guess he takes the proverb of "keeping your friends close, but your enemies closer" literally... (Read More)

 

Customer #two

First, let me just say that this is by far the coolest transformer ever made.

It's a little difficult to transform at first (because you're afraid of breaking something). It doesn't break easily, however. Most parts are designed to come off and then snap right back on. While this is a good idea, the only draw back to this is that some things come off too easily. Such as, for instance, the feet.

Here's a tip I got from someone else that works well if the joints (in this or any transformer) get too loose. Use clear nail polish on the inside of the joint, wait for it to dry and then put the leg/arm/foot etc. back on. It works really well. For the first time in years, my Grimlock stands properly. Woo-hoo. (Read More)