NBKDeformation Oversize Toys Robot Devastator Engineering Combiner 6 in 1 Action Figure Car Truck Model Gift for Kids Boys (Green)

I have been wanting a Devastator action figure for a while now and I am satisfied with this high quality third party iteration of him:Pros:- Finely detailed- The transformation process is complex but not so much given the amount of small pieces- Eyes light up- very articulated given the complexity- very reasonable price for what you get- looks fantastic!Cons:- parts can feel fragile. One must take care when transforming and posing- some joints feel a bit loose and can’t hold all poses- personal preference: wish he came with his classic blaster instead of the crane/club weaponOverall I highly recommend for adult collectors!

Scale: This toy is modeled on large construction vehicles that turn into individual robots or one giant robot. It should be bigger than automobile-robots of a similar scale, and it is! For collectors seeking a giant robot that is comparatively huge, this is a monster! (The top of the head is over 15 inches). It towers over comparable toys and really stands out in a collection.Complex: This is not a toy for small children. Even long-time fans of robots that convert into vehicles will have a hard time with this item, even though the direction booklets are included and they are generally pretty clear. Changing each vehicle to a robot is a time-consuming challenge, but the reward is so worth it!Detail: These characters look really good. Toys based on cartoons like these may never have looked so good! The construction vehicles have nifty proportions and are posable. The robot forms are likewise very posable, detailed, and authentically look cool - action figures! Some of the parts are made of translucent orange plastic, meaning backlighting can make the eyes seem to glow! The giant robot form has very well-articulated hands and there is an LED inside the head that lets the eyes glow red! Everyone in our home who saw the glowing eyes was thrilled.Fragile??? There are many very small tabs and fittings on these guys. After turning the toys from construction equipment, to robots, and back, and then into the giant robot, nothing broke. Phew! There were several movements that seemed to stress key joints some movements in the process really created fear that the plastic would break. Since most collectors will just have the giant robot on display, it should last a long time (and it is more stable and posable than many similar toys) - but this set has such impressive sculpting that it really seems a shame to leave some of the other forms neglected.Summary - Not just satisfied, but thrilled and amazed. This is a really complicated and potentially fragile model/toy, but it really dazzles and the price was far better than anything from comparable toy makers.

Simply put, absolutely awesome! The only weak point is Bonecrusher’s legs, the hip is extremely weak and one broke. Fix easy enough. Took downstairs to my man cave, drilled a small hole into the joints with my Dremel and inserted a small brass rod that instantly fixed the problem. Transformation into robot and Devastator are both easy and not many steps, just really fidgety the first time until you figure out where goes what. And speaking of Devie himself, he is HUGE, this is good and bad. Good cause he is big and really attract attention. Bad cause he’s heavy and can be wobbly if not posed right. Overall, worth it cause this thing is worth every penny. My youngest love it. But he mostly like them in vehicle mode so he can crush his Hot Wheels. Wait till he’s older and realize Devastator can really crush some cars!

I really like the look of this guy. Each individual piece has nice details in both vehicle and bot form. Unfortunately, it's a bit wobbly, so it's a set and forget item. The plastic is a bit flimsy and the finish is a tad rough.Still, it's worth the money, especially on sale.

Interesting, quality is fine but a little bit expensive.

This Devastator set is one of the best you can get without paying $200+. It has more detail than the officially licensed Combiner Wars Devastator, with lots of hidden surprises. The crain/club alone has two hinge joints and an extendable handle. The fingers are fully articulated at each joint. Each constructicon has a blaster that fits into a hollow area for storage while in vehicle mode. While lacking a large blaster for the gestalt Devastator form, this can be easily forgiven because everything else you get is so awesome. Even the box it comes in is covered with awesome artwork, foil, and embossing, making it an excellent shelf display piece. One warning though, some of the smaller joints, like Bonecrusher's (the bulldozer ) foot 'heels' feel very flimsy, as if they're ready to snap off with the lightest touch. This is not a figure for children. It takes a light touch but also some force to transform these figures, sometimes to the point where you think you might break them. But the six individual transformation instructions are easy to understand, and with patience and finesse you should have no trouble with this set. And as a bonus, there's a lot of detail to paint and panel lines to ink if you're into customizing your transformers. Highly recommend for the adult collector. This Devastator set makes the bigger-than-life toy that only exists in your childhood nostalgia a reality.

The only thing I have a problem with is the torso weak when combining them together. It doesn't stay in place when posing and standing