
Inspired by the Dreamwave comic series from the early 2000's Transformers War Within, here's Civil Warrior's first entry in the wild world of non-official "Transformers" figures with their version of War Within Optimus Prime.
And oh boy, what a start!

The vehicle is big, massive, shiny, and intimidating. The cab section is also mostly made out of diecast metal like the old classic Titanium figure.


The underside is also perfectly clean. No bots saying "hello" here.

Here's WW Optimus, comparing himself to his future Earth mode self (Transformers Masterpiece Optimus Prime MP-10 by Hasbro) Not as long if we count trailers, but definitely way more massive.


The trailer tab into the cab by four points. One must use caution when uncliping.

The cab portion can stand on his own easily. It's also so full of metal that handling him give me cold fingers!




Comparison between other official Transformers figures.
The MP-10, the old tiny and flawed Titanium, and the G1 original from the 1980's.


Transforming Civil Warrior General Grant is super easy peasy. It's almost like transforming a simple toy from the 1980's! No rocket science required.

Only flaw to get him in bot mode, I had to pry up the from under a gap in the torso with a butter knife because it was a bit stuck.

He even have the Matrix of Leadership! I would light up if I had batteries.

His posability is absolutely NUT. He have individual fingers, an ab crunch, shoulders, knees, the whole shebang.

Because of the spidly fingers, it's a bit troublesome to transform the hands back into the arms to install the axe.

His joints are mostly hard ratchets meaning he can pose how he want despite being made of heavy metal.

Comparison with MP-10 welding his (overcompensating) gun. The gun could light up if I had batteries.

And with the small ones.

The trailer is made out of 7 parts. They are the most fiddly to deal with in the whole set.

The parts combine with Grant to give him a SUPER MODE!

The wings can be adjusted and he remain ridiculously posable.

Goddamn my pictures suck...


One last comparison.

Overall, way worth the asking price. This "Optimus" feel and play like a giant Gobots for his simplicity and all his METAL.
I love it!
