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These are very good figures. The materials are sturdy, the joints are tight, the transformation is interesting, and I might be in the minority, but I actually like the Cybertronian shuttle alt modes. Not many actual Cybertronian alt modes in the Siege line. The SLR camera is very nice, as well, way better in my opinion than the standard Refraktor camera mode from the store. Refraktor took inspiration from the 80's mailaway figure set and improved on it. I like that each of the 3 now has their own color scheme and slightly different accessories. The only gripe I have is that I think the circular pieces that go in the stomach areas would look better with the original grey instead of black. I never set out to have a Kremzeek, and think it's totally random, but I don't mind having it LOL. Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Very fun toy, with a lot of play value. Having the instructions modeled after a photography guide is amusing and genius. The shutter button/shield is a little limiting for posing, but otherwise the add-ons are good for adding distinct personalities and silhouettes for each robot. And of course as a collector it's fun to have a figure of Kremzeek as well!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
While some transformers are sufficiently complex that transforming them is a task frought with the prospect of breaking the figure, in this case, the worst that might happen is that the arms elbow rotators could come unhinged, which is something that is easily fixed. It is always the figure's left elbow too. Something tells me that there is now something in the mold for that joint which is causing this minor hiccup. The creators of this toy were wise to give each individual figure in the set a vehicle mode, yes combining them is nice but the fact is these guys need to get around, and the vehicle modes were technically present in G1... Not in the toy, but certainly in the cartoon (on Cybertron). The vehicle modes here are only vaguely reminiscent of those forms, so consider my words before buying this figure. I, personally, am not complaining one bit. The poseability of the figures as robots are technically only lacking fingers and eyelids... but if these were present, would you still want so complicated and fragile a toy? They are rugged enough now to be handled by children who love them and appreciate them, and tested for hidden features (which aren't present). Overall, an excellent figure to be kept as a collectible, but the expense alone makes one question their value as toys.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
This is the best way to get the full Refraktor experience. Instead of spending around ~$90 for three identical figures, I ended up spending ~$60 for three unique decos and a bunch of extra accessories to make camera mode more realistic!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
It's three robots that turn into an old school camera. That's really all there is to it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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