This is an awesome first step for this new line. Pictures don't do the figures justice. Articulation is top notch and transformation is really spot on. Get some of these figures as soon as you can!
Video Review: Transformers Constructbots Starscream
Posted by El Duque
Jul 15, 2013 at 11:22pm CDT
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Comment by sixshot20
Jul 16, 2013
I feel like the regular head for starscream is becoming more rare than the factory error head. 
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Comment by Mindmaster
Jul 16, 2013
The reviewer who reviewed Blitzwing, Bumblebee, Optimus Prime, and Megatron also got a hold of Starscream and Ironhide as well (even pointed it out on the first thread). I honestly hope the deco error on the head isn't common. 
Like I said, I'd be much more interested in getting a Skywarp than Starscream.
Like I said, I'd be much more interested in getting a Skywarp than Starscream.
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Comment by Solrac333
Jul 16, 2013
These just look like crap. I'd rather have Gobots.
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Comment by RAcast
Jul 16, 2013
...Does anyone else actually like the two-tone look of the head? Not as Starscream so much, but it would make a great generic two-tone Seeker with some more grey and black parts swapped for the red and blue.
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Comment by Ravage XK
Jul 16, 2013
I really don't like these things, the gappy, skeletal design makes them look like the robo flesh has rotted away. I like the idea of being able to build your own bot but why the cheap and nasty look?
Looking at the video I'm not sure the legs are transformed correctly, there are pegs on the shin parts that look like they should tuck up under and into the holes at the sides of the canopy piece, pulling the legs further into the main body. I could be wrong though.
Looking at the video I'm not sure the legs are transformed correctly, there are pegs on the shin parts that look like they should tuck up under and into the holes at the sides of the canopy piece, pulling the legs further into the main body. I could be wrong though.
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Have you ever seen a Bionicle or Hero Factory set?
They're supposed to look somewhat skeletal, and they have pegholes and clips all over them so that you can customize them; don't forget that Bionicle/Hero Factory parts are still Legos, and Construct-Bots are created with that ideal in mind.
Comment by RAcast
Jul 16, 2013
Ravage XK wrote:I really don't like these things, the gappy, skeletal design makes them look like the robo flesh has rotted away. I like the idea of being able to build your own bot but why the cheap and nasty look?
Looking at the video I'm not sure the legs are transformed correctly, there are pegs on the shin parts that look like they should tuck up under and into the holes at the sides of the canopy piece, pulling the legs further into the main body. I could be wrong though.
Have you ever seen a Bionicle or Hero Factory set?
They're supposed to look somewhat skeletal, and they have pegholes and clips all over them so that you can customize them; don't forget that Bionicle/Hero Factory parts are still Legos, and Construct-Bots are created with that ideal in mind.
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Looking at a few other videos the figures all transform the same basic way. The add on parts give them their unique looks.
Comment by chuckdawg1999
Jul 16, 2013
Ravage XK wrote:I really don't like these things, the gappy, skeletal design makes them look like the robo flesh has rotted away. I like the idea of being able to build your own bot but why the cheap and nasty look?
Looking at the video I'm not sure the legs are transformed correctly, there are pegs on the shin parts that look like they should tuck up under and into the holes at the sides of the canopy piece, pulling the legs further into the main body. I could be wrong though.
Looking at a few other videos the figures all transform the same basic way. The add on parts give them their unique looks.
