War for Cybertron Trilogy: Kingdom Deluxe Class Autobot Road Rage

Great product and was as advertised!

A most have figure if you are a hardcore G1 Transformers fan! It's based on the Diaclone design used to create Autobot Tracks. It arrived in great condition and, as every Transformers figure, you have to be careful with certain parts during transformation. Overall, I'm satisfied with the figure. Excellent articulation and posability.

I bought this figure but joints are extremely loose very disappointing

Nice

Nice piece for my collection. Transformer is tight and well made.

For the as long as the figures has been available I've had my reservations with the Tracks mold, The car looked great, but the backpack looked awful, and the fact it was made out of a massive portion of clear, painted plastic had me horrified to even touch the thing. Add to the fact every single reviewer mentioned the issues with the legs and I was put off this mold as a whole. Of late, however, I've been wanting to bolster the Fembots in my Transformers collection so I figured if I were to only get one version of this mold it might as well be Road Rage. Off the bat, I will admit, in person somehow the backpack isn't anywhere near as much an eyesore as I expected. There's still far too much of one considering they didn't actually use the roof of the car for the chest instead using a faux part which I feel still doesn't look right, but it's by no means as big an issue as I thought it would be. Visually, she looks pretty darn good, and if you mistransform her waist a bit you can make her torso taller and balance out the proportions better. Aside from some misfortune of a stress mark on her shoulder hinge, and a visible paint chip on her forehead crest I'd say she looks genuinely good. But my god, does does not FEEL good. The legs are a mess just like everyone said, the tabs for them were made so obnoxiously short that they might as well not exist, so the legs do not hold together at all in either mode. There are some fixes for this, some I applied to my copy with inconsistent success in both legs, but the fact you have to modify your figure to make it work as intended is ridiculous with what you pay, though I at least didn't pay full retail. The worst offender, however, is the transformation. Under the best of circumstances it would just be annoying, but considering her entire backpack, and as a result the ENTIRE top of the car is clear plastic, and the hood has a scarily-tight connection, it feels like you're going to shatter the figure when going to and from vehicle mode mode. My ultimate verdict is the figure is without a doubt flawed, and the person which designed it was by no means fit to the task, but if you can get her for a deal (Not hard to do when nobody wants to go near this mold) then I'd say it's worth having at least her just to fill out some of the more niche characters that we're unlikely to get new figures of for a while. Her head articulation at the very least is better than Tracks', as well, so that's a bonus for her. She looks good on a shelf, and if that's all you're after then she's good for that. I can't recommend her for actual play, though, she is only at her strongest as a display piece unless you plan to do a lot of modifications to her.

Super cool red flames tires and it transforms...what else could you want in a toy??? Just buy it. Go ahead. Make your life a bit better...

The figure is in Great shape. The box has some damage but the figure is fine.