Transformers Toys Studio Series 86-03 Deluxe Class The The Movie 1986 Blurr Action Figure - Ages 8 and Up, 4.5-inch

The build quality is excellent and the way everything fits together when transformed is great. Best looking figure i own so far. Great for the price.

This Transformer is a great addion to my collection, having recently began collecting I was excited when it was released. I didn't get Blurr when I was 10. This version is 10x better in design and over all movement and playability. The '86 Studio Series is a great addion to the Transformers Universe, each one unique with its packaging, colors and feel. I should have gotten two, lol!

This is the first time I have given a figure from Hasbro 5/5 stars. It satisfies everything I could want from a Transformers figure:- It has a nontrivial, fun, transformation that isn’t frustrating- Its joints are not too stiff, but not too loose- Parts don’t pop off during transformation, or worse, if breathe on them (I am looking at you War for Cyberteon Ironhide’s leg panels).- There is no exposed head syndrome.- There are no pseudo-vehicle mode parts in robot mode.- Conversely, there are no obvious robot parts visible in vehicle mode.- All parts in the alternate mode stay securey whre they are.- There’s no silly gimmick like his head coming off to form a new robot because it’s easier to design than sticking their head somewhere- It is not a robot that turns into an animal (I hate it when Hasbro goes through periods where it fixates in Beast Wars).- The figure respects the source material’s design.- It is not a partsformer (Earthrise Cliffjumper was so disappointing).Lately, though Hasbro has been knocking it out of the park like never before with War for Cybertron and Earthrise, this in the first time in recent years where have they released a figure that did not compromise my (admittedly high) standards in any significant way in my opinion.Well done, Hasbro! I hope that your customers reward you for this, and that you understand why. I am looking forward to the rest of the Studio 86 series releases, but not looking forward to the amount of money I am about to spend on toys.

Blurr is a favorite of mine. We have seen him in many different versions, but we finally get him in his true Transformers: The Movie version in the modern times. Blurr comes in his two tone blue and white that is WAY too bright for a soldier, but perfect for what we got in the movie.He is a really good looking figure. He comes with a rifle and a welding tool. Both in white. When he is transformed, there is a direction left out that the side pontoons need to be double swiveled, once and the upper arm and once at the wrist to get all of the parts aligned. Then you have to get ALL of the tabs in just the right place to get him to stick together. It is a lot harder than it should be.But, if you can get him all lined up, the parts stick together well, and you have his most excellent flying car. I love that they didn't try to add wheels to the bottom to make him a rolling flying car, like we have seen in the past with some other similar vehicles.Overall a 4 out of 5. Good looking robot. Good looking vehicle. Directions that leave out a whole step, and really tricky pegs to get him to stay together in vehicle mode.

Item as described

These look almost exactly as they did in the Transformers Movie. Very soundly built. Can be a little difficult on some of the models to transform with the directions, but able to figure it out.

Nice

Very great Transformer great condition like him a lot