Excellent paint, plenty of die-cast. Unfortunately limited articulations in arms and ankles… but gives enough for some pretty dynamic poses. If you don’t have a Braun, pick this up before it’s gone. When you have it in hand you’ll definitely feel the quality. Great job, Fans Toys

He's definitely Hunky, a heavy piece of a bot. Yes, he has no waist swivel, but I don't hold it against him, you can pose in other ways just fine. One word of note for TFSource - he has no cannon, nor do I know anyone who's received one. I think the pic if just using a random Megatron cannon. Transformation is pretty intuitive for a FansToys, was able to actually convert it days later without looking at the booklet.

The original '84 version was my brothers first TF. This version was exactly what we envisioned it to be as little kids.

What can u say but wow! Fanstoys has done it again with their Version of Brawn, Hunk. Great paint apps, has good heft to him and great possibility. Everything about Hunk is top notch. Fanstoys has not let me down with any of their figures and can’t wait for my next preorder, Dunerider.

I've read complaints about color choice and limited articulation with this figure, but I just don't see it. This figure blows BadCube's Brawny away, no contest. The proportions are heroic, the fit/finish superb. And it feels fantastic in hand (it weighs 44% more than MP-39 Sunstreaker!). This is the end-all Brawn for my collection. Well done, Fans Toys.