The choice to make roadbuster a linebacker instead of a kicker, was inspired. He is suppose to be at home in combat, and it is easier to believe when he isn't thin as a rake.
He looks great, easy transformation and great paint.

I love Mastermind creations and this is a good effort on their part but they can do much better. If they had added some small touches such as Moore paint and a bit more articulation this road Buster would have so much better. But as it stands it is good.

Great work, MMC! The colors.......just right.....Hulking, Imposing figure, in both modes. Great balance to the transforming of this Masterpiece Roadbuster. Not complex, but not basic either. Looks and feels solid. Extra G1 head included as well. I let my daughter transform it. She loves the color, too. Highly recommended!

Figure is cool and all but the quality of this figure is complete crap, the accessories are so fragile. The gun mussel broke off when I put the grenade launcher on it. All in all I like the figure, but not the quality for $109.

This is how I want my Roadbuster. Large, bulky, and ready to wreck. He has a very straight forward transformation that gets the job done in both alt and bot mode.

Now he can be tricky to pose cause of bulky nature but it can be done to an extent you just have to watch how you move his shoulders and backpack.

This is a nice Masterpiece scale version of G1 Roadbuster. MMC makes good figures, but they have some issues. Fansproject Warbot Revolver is another nice Roadbuster, but it is small and not really MP sized. Dicamus is big, and he should be big. The transformation is mid level in difficulty, and nothing too frustrating. I kinda wish he had more weapons, but they are nice. The joints are tight, and connect smoothly. One cool option is to rotate his bottom legs to put his big feet in front, and more detailed front legs.
I had two issues immediately. I noticed a couple of painted parts flaking after the first transformation. The hip ammo packs should've just been green plastic and not orange with green paint. It messed up right off the bat. And after the third transformation, the bottom panel on one of his small heels fell off. Glued it back. This is why I gave it four out of five stars.
I like Dicamus, despite the issues. Hopefully the paint problem won't persist. Maybe I can pretend it's battle damage for a gung-ho soldier.