Transformers Kingdom Wave 2 Voyagers Found In Singapore + In Hand Images and Video Review of Dinobot

First-Aid wrote:Meanwhile, I'm still awaiting Earthrise Wave 2 at my local stores.

I found Wave 2 of the Deluxes at an Aldi’s in a neighboring town if that helps.

I really like the bot mode, but the dino mode is disappointing to say the least.

Yeah the dino mode is somewhat of a fail for Dinobot. I'll be keeping him in bot mode mostly, so no big deal, but those hands...ugh.

I think the raptor hands just need another joint. I wonder if the lack of paint is so they can do a more show accurate version later. Also makes me think the back-of-box image might be part of a recolor later. Either way, I think I'll wait on a different version to pick him up.

Greetings Seibertronians! Fellow Seibertron user, Dominus Prime, has let us know that YouTube toy reviewer, TonTon Reviews has uploaded a new video review of Transformers Kingdom Deluxe Class Huffer!

Huffer is part of the wave 2 Deluxes, along with Airazor, Ractonite and the re-release of Earthrise Arcee (in Kingdom packaging). He's also the latest minibot to get upgraded.

We have embedded the review below for your convenience:



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Rodimus Prime wrote:Yeah I think i will also wait awhile on Dinobot, see if a different decoed version comes out, like Cheetor. As for the front teeth, my guess it's a child safety thing.

You would think, but look:



The teeth go over the bottom jaw, the gap in the upper jaw gives space for the finger to wiggle the mouth open.

In case anyone here missed it:

PrimeVsPrime wrote:

I got Vertebreak in. She's pretty nice, very fun to transform and looks great in her raptor mode. Robot mode is fun, but boy she needed thigh swivels. They really should have made her knees balljoints- it wouldn't have reduced her knee range at all and would have given her the thigh swivel. Still a good toy but could have been better.

I just gots core Rattrap in and he is great. His shoulders are no problem to me, I almost say I like them better as they are. Good movement, posing and slight kinda butterfly joint, if u need it. I agree though, the core class seems like good figures. I looked at core Prime in Walmart and he didnt look bad either. Although I only want Rattrap since he is suppose to be small, as I dont collect out of scale figures of characters for the most part.

Speaking of butterfly joints....also Cheetor came in today and he is great. Much better in hand then he looks in pics and videos. I am very pleasantly surprised in him all around. When first seeing the Netflix Cheetor, I almost canceled my pre-order, but glad I kept it. Kingdom has great paint, and more of it in correct places, tight joints, poses well, fun to transform and just looks great in both modes. Only thing that I may do is try to put a bit of gold paint on his thigh armour and head crest. Highly recommend him if anyone is on the fence like I was.

ZeldaTheSwordsman wrote:

Evil Eye wrote:I got Vertebreak in. She's pretty nice, very fun to transform and looks great in her raptor mode. Robot mode is fun, but boy she needed thigh swivels. They really should have made her knees balljoints- it wouldn't have reduced her knee range at all and would have given her the thigh swivel. Still a good toy but could have been better.

I wonder if with the aversion to them on figures larger than Battlemaster in the past two lines, they've forgotten some of the usefulness of ball joints.

It's something to do with the size and thinness of the knee areas. Though in hand she doesn't really need a thigh swivel since she can balance really well her Ball-joint ankles... it just makes some poses are awkward.