This particular set has been improving with every release. Now with the three (or four if you include Nitewalker), you've got a very nice set. This particular toy has OK plastics, and he can seem a little bit plain, but the detail and the stickers make up for it. His transformation has learnt from all of the lessons of the previous figures in the set. It was pretty logical and smooth most of the way through. His legs were a bit tricky. His posability is pretty good as well, just as the other figures in his set have been. But unlike them, you feel you can pick him up and manipulate him without knocking his transformation out of whack. On his own, he might not be as visually striking as more expensive 3Ps that are covered in paint, but standing with the rest of his buddies, he looks great.

Not only is this a fantastic figure, but it feels really nice to complete my collection of Headmaster Juniors. I love the show Super God Masterforce, so I was thrilled to see that Fans Hobby was doing these characters. I previously bought Minerva and Shuta, so all I needed was Cab to complete this set. Naturally, I was thrilled to see that FH was doing him too.

Out of the box, the figure looks great in his fire truck mode. He's not exactly like he was on the show, but concessions had to be made for the robot mode to scale with the others since mass shifting isn't a thing. But, even though it's inaccurate, I really like the fire truck. The figure comes with a number of stickers, and I'm happy to report that they all came off of the backing cleanly. (that wasn't true with Fans Hobby's Shuta for me) Transformation is pretty easy. You do have to watch the instructions, though, as they do skip some steps. Once he's transformed into robot mode, he looks phenomenal. Very true to the character design. He also looks great with Minerva and Shuta.

I'm super stoked to have this collection complete and I have yet to be disappointed by any figure from Fans Hobby that I've bought, and I'm up to half a dozen from them now.