Transformers Studio Series Core Bumblebee Concept Art Decepticon Rumble Action Figure

A great little Transformer figure, the Bumblebee movie concept art for the G1 Rumble.He does not transform into the usual tape cassette, but into a small compact box shape that can be stored in the deluxe studio series Soundwave figure from the same movie.Hes a very small scale even for the core class so be aware of his scale before buying. The robot mode is pretty cool, except for the fact that the figure has no hands, only his trademark pile drivers. The figure oddly comes with twin blasters that he cant hold because he has no hands to hold them. The blasters store on his back and between his feet in box mode.Transformation is easy enough if not a small amount of fiddle is involved, but honestly its pretty simple and effective. This one fit inside of Soundwaves chest is really very good, far better than the Ravage that was originally made. Transformed into box mode, he fits in through the back and out the front of Soundwave chest very well.A lovely little figure from Hasbro, looks small but well scaled with the bigger deluxe.

Nice little bit, with decent details and paint apps.Fits nicely in the cassette compartment of Soundwave SS 86

Look, is it the best transformer? No. But it looks great with Soundwave and the other cassette bots so hey pretty good

Good product. Arrived in good condition.

Very divided on this one. He looks nice simply standing there, but his poseability is a bit on the weak side (even by Core Class standards) due to the piledrivers being too short and that WEIRD double-joint for transformation meaning you can't really do much with his arms at all - also his feet don't "tab" open, so they just fold when you try to stand him up unless you take time to balance it).Alt mode is, well, it's better than Ravage at least (and the gun storage is quite cleverly integrated) but I'm glad he only cost £11 - anything more would feel like a rip-off.Buy only if you feel the need to be completionist when it comes to Bee movie Soundwave and his minions (presuming a concept Lazerbeak is on the cards some time in the future...).Also, weirdest thing of all - he comes with two blasters, which store on his back in bot mode, and are integrated well into cube mode but... HE CAN'T ACTUALLY HOLD THEM. His piledriver arms have no holes in which the weapons can be held. Not even as a faux fist. Such an odd design choice!

My son loves this but I was pretty shocked at how tiny it is for £12.99. Admittedly I should have checked the dimensions. I certainly will do in future.