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Just finished this review of Alpha Trion rendered in diecast for the EX Gokin line of diecast figures from Fewture Models. Transformers are typically plastic, but Fewture has taken their diecast expertise and infused it into a new line of Diecast non-transforming toys.

Youtuber RocketPunchArmy brings us a review that is not your typical Takara or Hasbro figure. The subject of this review is Fewture EX Gokin Alpha Trion. The figure has diecast content and includes extra hands and a stand. The figure can be displayed as Alpha Trion or his younger version A3. The video has been embedded below.

I love this figure, even if it doesn't transform. Also because Alpha Trion never did transform once in the series, so I wouldn't care much about it. He is spot on.

The only reason why I wouldn't buy him is because the price is ridiculous high for a glorified action master that isn't that tall.

Maby if he was about 50 to 60 dollars, I would be all over him.

So for now, I'll pass.

And when I said tall, I wish he was a bit taller to match exactly the Masterpiece line. He is just a bit shorter then MP Wheeljack, as seen on the video.

Nice not for me like 3rd party make Alpha triton figure from Idw series that be nice

Agreed, Torneira. It's a gorgeous looking figure but the cost kills it for me, too. The figure reminds me of my Revoltechs, which I love, but anything more than $60 or $70 (because of the diecast) just seems too expensive.... maybe I'm just spoiled by the fact that I got my Revoltechs 4 or 5 years ago for $20-35 a piece, and they look like they're about half the size of Alpha Trion.

Torneira wrote:And when I said tall, I wish he was a bit taller to match exactly the Masterpiece line. He is just a bit shorter then MP Wheeljack, as seen on the video.

BotCon 2007 Alpha Trion scales really well with MP-10, if you don't mind some minor cartoon-inaccuracy.