MMC is always impressing me with quality and craftsmanship. I have seen some reviews that said they didn't like him but decide for yourself. This is just about perfect but could be a h a's lf inch taller. But just about perfect otherwise

TLDR: Part tolerances need to be checked and packaging QA was poor.

This was one of the most difficult transformations of all my bots so far. The doors are tricky and kept getting hung up on the torso pins almost to the point of breakage. The feet were similarly difficult and the tabs that held the fenders together were longer than expected and I needed to twist the panel slightly to get it to rotate. While those parts were excessively tight, his head is actually loose to the point of falling off with the lightest touch.

It also did not help that I had an instruction sheet with the same directions printed on both sides and ended up turning to the YouTube video to get him transformed.

Represents Cliffjumper to my satisfaction for my collection. Transformation is pretty easy, weight feels nice for a mini bot, detailing is very nice.

Mastermind Crearions continues to delight with this version of the ever loved Cliffjumper. The engineering behind this one is just phenomenal. The doors are a bit tricky and require some delicate handling. I move how they made the seats fold up I to the arms and is hidden very well. The accessories and head options are a hoot. The one preventing me from giving thos guy 5 stars is the neck. I really feel like they could've had it fold down or back more so it isn't so ...out there.
In conclusion I give MMC props for the overall design and aesthetic of this classic representation of the character. I'm enjoying it.

The transformation on the doors is a little scary the first few times, but despite all the fold-y panels and etc, the actual process is pretty quick and easy once you know the way of it. He looks good in both modes, and can even hold a passenger, which is an attention to detail even Takara struggled with! Hellion is both fun to transform and looks sharp in both modes. I'm very impressed.

Ever since I saw this guy I wanted him, and once I did get him I was not let down. Perfect everything although the steering wheel fell off and I lost it but I don't care, and the transformation is complex but I still don't care, everything else just outweighs the small imperfections.

I can say that I am very pleased with Ocular Max's rendition of Cliff Jumper. Compares to the other 3rd-party versions out there, I can say that he is the best well balanced version in terms of the following things:
* Chest plate / torso. Very toon accurate without compromising the transformation scheme or backpack.

* Backpack . His backpack is minimal—less than MP Bumble Bee's. Look at X-Transbots' backpack and sternum area, it is an absolute atrocity.

* Car mode. It is close as anyone can get to be cartoon accurate without creating a vehicle that did not exist. Good balance between toon accurate and accurate representation of a Porsche.

I really wanted to like this figure and when I saw it had die-cast parts I was pleasantly surprised, but that was the last thing I enjoyed about it. The transformation was needlessly complex and the pieces weak. The head was painted poorly. Over all, a big disappointment.

I picked up the Ace version of Cliffjumper a while back and was really disappointed. THIS guy however is a treat. He matches MP Bumblebee very well, proportions and all. His transformation is surprisingly complex though, and some of his parts are kinda teeny tiny. So be careful. Overall Hellion is THE Cliffjumper to get right now.

After Ocular Max Sphinx (which I thought was spectacular), I was looking forward to Hellion. Unfortunately, it didn't live up to expectations. I realize the smaller it gets, the harder it is to engineer, but Hellion does not live up to the quality of Sphinx. Joints are tight, and the G1 resemblance is spot-on, but the big weakness is in the doors. The screw that holds the assembly together threads into literally nothing. The hole is too big for the single screw, leaving this (already flimsy) piece completely unsupported. It literally fell off of my figure during transformation. I admire the remarkable resemblance both in robot and alt modes to the bespoke character (and the engineering in the arms is amazing), but this one didn't live up to the hype.

great figure
check out my review . to be uploaded on youtube on 9-16-18 . i recomend this guy
mastermindcreations did well