Figures collected from TFH...

Leader Class Black Knight Grimlock and Voyager Class Optimus Prime in Evasion Mode

Deluxe Class Bumblebee and Snarl

Keep on collecting...

Collected the deluxe class Lockdown from Simply Toys recently and the figure is very expensive.


Got these two Revoltech Batmobile Tumbler and Tumbler Cannon for quite a while. So, just took a picture of each to show it here :)

Takara Tomy Deluxe Class "High Octane Bumblebee" AD04

According to official news, the classic car model for Bumblebee is 1967 Camaro SS.


If the tail lights are painted in colour, it would be a great looking muscle car.


I like the transparent windshield and windows of the car but they also expose the mechanism within.

Besides sculpting, the cyan eyes are one of the factors which make Bumblebee's head stands up.

Looking at the pictures, Bumblebee's arms are short and the lower part of the legs are long.

Similar to Crosshairs, the figure has ratchet joints and overall articulation is good.

You can rotate Bumblebee's head to most of the angles you prefer.

Tried to pose Bumblebee aiming his target...

I like the details on the arms as they are finely sculpted.

Close view of Bumblebee in robot mode :)

I love the yellow which the toy company has chosen for this character and it goes well with black.

They just arrived...

Takara Tomy AD21 "Autobot Hound" and AD22 "Galvatron"

Takara Tomy AD23 "Autobot Drift" and AD24 "Strafe"

Ace Toyz "The CEO" AT-001

Look at the head sculpt ~ WOW!! Perfect resemblance of Morgan Freeman.

Takara Tomy Deluxe Class "Crosshairs" AD06

This is a blister card package showing the incomplete robot mode of Crosshairs :)

The car model is based on C7 Corvette Stingray. It looks great in glossy green with black pattern.

The wheels are painted in metallic and they look very realistic.



Right above shows the underneath of the car and transformation to robot is easy.

Take a close view of the detailed head sculpt with blue transparent eyes.

I guess the side panels (attached to the black rubber pieces) and top parts of the car act as a trench coat to Crosshairs in robot mode.

The sidearm blasters are hidden perfectly in Crosshairs's trench coat.

For the big blaster, you can attach it to the lower part of the leg.

As the body joints are tight, Crosshairs can hold a lot of great poses.

Though the figure head is not rotatable, the overall articulation is good.

Left above is one of my favourite photos during photoshoot.

I am pleased to get this figure as it really looks good in vehicle mode and robot mode. Highly Recommended!!