Love this series but had a small problem with this guy. The double hinge on the right leg (the panel that you tuck the foot into) either didn't come with a retaining pin, or it fell out while I was transforming it and didn't see it because the panel just came off.

I spent about 30 minutes jerry rigging a paper clip to fit in the hinge to hold it on.

I've bought a bunch of third-party figures, and this is the first time I've had an issue like this. I thought about returning it, but I've already waited almost a year for this thing so I'm not going to bother.

Other than that, no issues.

These are going to be the best combiner of the year for me and they are some of the best built by Moon Studios/Zeta for bot mode.

I actually was able to transform this guy easily.Well all around bot square and heavy. DIECAST he has.You will not be disappointed. I prefer this fan base bot then the other MPG bot.

I have the same issue as a reviewer above. Pin on toe is outside of its housing, scraping the plastic. Sent back for a replacement. Other than that, the thing is great! Although some parts of the transformation seems sketchy, like you're going to break something.

And some panels don't sit EXACTLY flush. But the thing is great.

Ordered this figure and MS02, and just got this one in. I was attempting to pose it after going from bot>train>foot>bot. I went to go bend the bot form knee and it snapped clean off, other knee works but I'm extra careful with it. I don't think the broken leg is repairable either which is disappointing.

This figure is awesome, just like MS02. Received him as a gift. However, the pin for the toe was inserted wrong. It still works for transformation, but it missed the drilled hole for it and instead was jammed in to high. The result is it caused the plastic strain and to warp. So mine has a visible blemish in Train and foot mode on the top of the front part of the cab. Hopefully it holds and does not break through...

Just like my ice land this figure was missing a tiny piece, it’s just a little light in the back that I didn’t even notice right away, a couple tiny things seem to be slipping through quality control but other than that the figure is amazing

I already reviewed Ice Land, so I won't go into what drew me to this set. However, I have to say that this is a solid figure, just as Ice Land is. This is a dead on representation of Getsuei from the Headmasters cartoon. The robot is big and heavy, standing a bit taller than an MP Optimus Prime and it has lots of solid plastic and die cast metal. The paint work is solid, for the most part. Some parts of the stripe going down one of his sides are a bit thinner than the rest of the stripe and the one on the other side. But, that's easy to overlook. The only flaw I'd really say my figure has is that the left elbow is a bit loose. It won't stay up even without a weapon in it. But, the right elbow is fine. I can overlook that minor flaw because this figure is so great. Transformation is an ordeal, but the train is solid once you get it done. Lots of fiddly panels to line up. But that's not an issue for me and this is a great figure.

This is a good solid transformer. It has good beft and the transformation is nice. BUT... one of my sliding hi ges broke attempting to transform it. All the hinges are very tight, and this particular hinge was on his upper arm. Tbe moving pannel was not moving easily and the end of the hinge on the pivot pin snapped. The piece pegs in in all modes so it is not huge, but they shoukd cbexk their tolerances better. It shoukdnt break the first transformation. Will contact tfsource for options.