Transformers Generations Power of the Primes Deluxe Class Dinobot Snarl

Great look with original G1 feel and latest kids cartoon features combining transformers such as ultra bee so a combining dinobot is amazing god fourtune that my son won’t be expecting on his birthday

loved this figure as soon as I opened the parcel so far my only complaint is the tail makes him a bit heavy to act as an arm

awesomely awesome thanks

As a 40-something man-child who is a huge fan of the original Generation 1 Transformers toys, comics, and animation, I am naturally a massive fan of the Dinobots, who were pretty much every 80's kids favourite Transformers sub-group, so I couldn't resist the opportunity to get my hands on them again!Dinobot Snarl looks every part the faithful recreation of his Generation 1 toy, cartoon, and comic book self, and comes with a fantastic range of movement and poseability, he's easy to transform, and turns into a cool stegosaurus mode that is also a very accurate representation of the original.Unfortunately - just like the rest of the Dinobots in this range (apart from Grimlock) he is a little small, and (like all of the Dinobots in the range) is frustratingly still missing some of the weapons associated with them, in this case his blaster rifle. He also comes with 'Prime Armour' - but in reality this is just a component that allows the Dinobot team to be assembled into a combined gestalt form.Snarl is also the most difficult of the Dinobots to obtain for some reason, with it being almost impossible for you to find him in stores or online for a decent price. He should RRP at about £16.99, but I've seen figures going routinely for £30-£45, and he's just not worth that amount.Overall though these are fairly small complaints, and Snarl is still quite an impressive and fun figure to have if you can find one.

Whilst really excited by this new line for my son won’t be purchasing at this price when other similar dinobots more reasonable priced at £17 and the largest Grimlock available at £23