Transformers Toy Cybertron War: Earthrise Deluxe Wfc-E8 Ironworks Modulator Figure - Kids Ages 8+, 5+

変形といより、分離・合体のトランスフォーマーです。 ものによってはカチッとはまる箇所もありますが、 ほぼほぼポロポロ外れる嵌合でした。 したがって、ポージングの保持等出来ず。 武器にあたるものもポロポロ。 個体差かもしれませんが、残念です。

As someone who only collects core G1 characters with little interest in the micromaster line, Ironworks looked interesting enough to pick up. Did not disappoint, neat transformation. would recommend to a collector or as a gift for a kid.

According to teenage son, it's great. Amazon often has transformers available that stores no longer have or sell at much higher prices.

A great modulator/weaponiser that has a lot of playability on its own and with other figures. One of mine had a couple of loose connections, but that was fixed with a little varnish to bulk out the plugs slightly for a snug fit that worked a lot better. I really love playing about with all of the modulators and coming up with other creations and configurations from them. A excellent toy for kids and big kids alike ;)

Envío rápido y paquete seguro, lo conseguí a un buen precio.

Ironworks is the de-facto army builder 'bot of the Earthrise line, and is one of the most fun and versatile figures yet due to how many ways he can be used. He can first and foremost be used as an army-builder for lots of generic faceless Autobot grunts, but he can be reconfigured into four different modes via part-forming: a small, single-story repair bay, a two-story tower with a gun emplacement, a bridge made up from his legs, and a set of power armor for a deluxe-sized figure. And because his A.I.R. Lock parts can connect to other ramps or base modes in the line, and his limbs can be swapped out for any other 5mm-post accessories, or his limbs can be reconfigured into tools or accessories for other models. This means that if you get more than one Ironworks, you can bodge them together into an even bigger fortification, or a really big leader-sized robot. (Three is my maximum!) The figure itself is really high-quality, with dense, weighty plastic and tight joints that make Ironworks really sturdy. My only complaint would be that the A.I.R. Lock pegs on his right arm are painted over, which makes connecting and disconnecting ramp pieces a bit of a chore, but it's not too big an issue. He does work moderately well as a "weaponizer," connecting to other figures to form a big shovel claw, crane arm, and shield, but he's best kept in either base or robot mode. Due to his grimy yellow and black color scheme, he works especially well with Generations Selects Zetar. If you're on the fence about either Ironworks or his repaint Greasepit, I can't recommend him enough! This partsforming grunt provides tons of fun options for play and display at a good price!