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Transformers Movie Deluxe Bonecrusher from Hasbro
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Minimum Age: 5 years
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Product Description Transform, and roll out! Bonecrusher transforms from robot to Buffalo MPCV mode and back. Hasbro produced this line of action figures based on the surprisingly awesome Transfromers feature film. Who knew Michael Bay had it in him? Collect them all, each sold separately.
Customer Reviews
Transformers Movie Deluxe- Bonecrusher Posted 13 September 2007
My son was quite excited to recieve the transformer, however, I found that a couple of the parts tended to fall off if not properly secured. Even when secured, they would occasionally fall off. No worries, he dealt with this issue well. He's only 6, so dad had to help him transform the character. Once transformed, he had even more fun. I would have loved if the product was a little more quality orientated, like the originals from the good ol' days. One more transformer to add to the collection!
A mean, green, destroying machine! Posted 13 August 2007
Ah, Bonecrusher! Such a short role in the movie, yet so iconing as to be one of the more memorable scenes: "rollerblading" amongst traffic and body-checking a bus into halves - I mean, that's got to stick! Bonecrusher is quite a nice deluxe figure that transforms relatively easily and without too much fuss into a robot that is arguably the least humanoid of all the deluxe figures (with perhaps the exception of Scorponok). With the arms pulled all the way out, he does appear quite fearsome, an effect added to by the animal-like head as well as the extra appendages on his back.
The actual spinning-blades device does cause some problems with this toy - the joint to the vehicle is the weakest link and unfortunately is prone to pop off. From observation, this looks like a joint that will wear quite quickly, and will more than likely be very loose after a few dislocations. Apart from this blemish, the rest of Bonecrusher appears quite durable, and should withstand some level of wear. The other major blemish is in the transformation into the vehicle - the way the legs lock onto the upper part of the vehicle body's rear is a little shaky, and prone to displacement.
Overall, Bonecrusher is a quite a good toy, but with some minor problems which make it slightly less recommendable than some of the other more well-put-together figures in the Deluxe class.
love it!! Posted 09 August 2007
this is ome of the coolest decepticon deluxe serie ive ever had!!!!!!!! the vehicle mode looks awsome and the thingy on his back is really cool.
the robot mode is amazing! and he looks pretty tuff. also is so easy to transform that i didnt need to use the instructions.
Awesome Transformer! Posted 19 July 2007
I love this toy! He's pretty easy to transform. He looks weird, and dangerous! He's fun to play with. He'd be good for little kids, my little sister just picked him up one night and transformed him without insructions. He's fun, cool looking, easy, and a great toy! No transformer collection should be without him! I highly recomended him!
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