I got my CHMS Wildrider in the mail today. Very nice reproduction quality. You tell can it has small flaws compared to a true Takara product. Still, no way I'm buying the Takara one at the prices it goes for on ebay.
I won't review the overall toy, but I'll go over anything I found different or inferior about it. I have the Timelines Side Burn toy for comparison, since I don't own the original Wildrider.
Here are the small flaws:
-There were two loose joints, the neck and the left hand sensor (the saw), which flop about a little compared to the Has/Tak toy.
-Most other joints were VERY tight, some so bad I had to remove the shoulders ball joints and push them back it when transforming. Presumably it will loosen with age.
-The paint edges around the Decepticon symbol on the chest were less distinct, more fuzzy than they should be. Black and silver paint on the engine missed the spot in some places.
-The toy itself smelled of still-drying paint.
-The gun was a little loose mounting in car mode, but not enough that it falls out. Meanwhile it's too tight in the right hand in robot mode.
-On the backs of the shins you can see obvious spots where the plastic was cut off a sprue. No mark like that on Side Burn.
-A small piece of plastic fell out of the inside of the upper left arm. I pushed it back in and it seems to be holding just fine. It may have never been pushed in fully when it was assembled.