Transformers Studio Series 46 Deluxe Class Bumblebee Movie Dropkick

Amazing figure. Looks very screen accurate in both modes. Only problem I've noticed is that there's very limited tolerances during the transformation that kinda make me nervous. Still, once you get used to the transformation and the little tricks it requires, it is rewarding to transform. Also, it gets easier over time. If you've got a child who wants a challenging transformation that's also fun, this is the bot for you. And, yes, he is still more than viable as a play toy, unlike his partner Shatter. Very poseable and fun.

It was a little complicated for my 10 yr old to transform, but eventually, he figured it out.

Awesome Transformer, my son loves it.

I mean the quality was great and all but to me it was ever so slightly overpriced, maybe a fair price should be $60-$79.

very involved and unique transformation with great details and some nice paint with a cool weapon not to mention how accurate the figure is compared to his on film look, great figure

I ordered it online and was expecting it to be much larger because it was quite expensive. It's only about 5” and there is nothing really special about it to justify the ridiculous price. The instructions to transform or are vague and confusing.

This is a VERY frustrating transformation process. Not a really complicated one but directions are poorly illustrated. I resorted to youtube for instructions and have been transforming for 30 years. The figure looks great with ok paint apps. The size is pretty small compared to previous movie scales used. Dropkick will be wayyy smaller than a ROTF or DOTM Barricade or Bumblebee. Lastly, the weapon. It makes me scratch my head why they are abandoning the intercompatable 3.5 mm post used from the beginning for weapons/accesories starting in G1 through the Bay-verse and even the rescuebots. The weapon supplied has a tiny nub and trough system which can only be clipped to the figure's left hand and rear in vehicle mode. It's vefy tricky/picky to attach and usually springs off on its own or as soon as you look at it the wrong way. This can be held by other characters, dropkick can't hold it in his right hand, or any other 3.5 mm weapons from all the other transformers going back. Good for a shelf display, but way to frustrating for kids and too small for what they are charging.

Too hard to transform! But it's cool to play with once it is transformed.

Seller post same item multiple times as which I purchased only to cancel order 2-3 days later why keep posting item when you don't have it.

I don't have it