Posted February 2, 2012 at 9:53 pm
This is Wheeljack!
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Man, we just got a Generations Wheeljack last year in the Deluxe Class scale, and so this feels kind of deja vu-y. And I like that Wheeljack a lot. It was a Wheeljack that I spent a lot of time with as a character. This Wheeljack was in one episode and he wasn't even himself for 95% of that, since it was an Evil Imposter episode.
So what to say about Prime Wheeljack.
He's more interesting to transform than I expected. Yeah, he's one of those guys whose hood becomes his feet and the roof becomes his chest and the rear becomes his arms. There are lots of those guys. Like G1 Wheeljack. But there's some surprises, like how his shins transform. Both his forearms and the "bones" of his shins are on these long pieces that rotate between modes. Starting out in car mode, you split the legs, and then split the legs again, rotating the inner half that has the feet attached. Then you have to slide up the rest of the hood and fold it over. I'm doing a terrible job of describing it.
Wheeljack also has swords. Wheeljack can hold them in his hands, peg them into his shoulders, or in vehicle mode he can stow them underneath or attach them to the front bumper like big... sword things on the front of a car.
He looks like a good recreation of the show model, best I can tell from images. So that's another plus.
Wheeljack's not bad. He's just not a pleasant surprise like Cliffjumper was.
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Man, we just got a Generations Wheeljack last year in the Deluxe Class scale, and so this feels kind of deja vu-y. And I like that Wheeljack a lot. It was a Wheeljack that I spent a lot of time with as a character. This Wheeljack was in one episode and he wasn't even himself for 95% of that, since it was an Evil Imposter episode.
So what to say about Prime Wheeljack.
He's more interesting to transform than I expected. Yeah, he's one of those guys whose hood becomes his feet and the roof becomes his chest and the rear becomes his arms. There are lots of those guys. Like G1 Wheeljack. But there's some surprises, like how his shins transform. Both his forearms and the "bones" of his shins are on these long pieces that rotate between modes. Starting out in car mode, you split the legs, and then split the legs again, rotating the inner half that has the feet attached. Then you have to slide up the rest of the hood and fold it over. I'm doing a terrible job of describing it.
Wheeljack also has swords. Wheeljack can hold them in his hands, peg them into his shoulders, or in vehicle mode he can stow them underneath or attach them to the front bumper like big... sword things on the front of a car.
He looks like a good recreation of the show model, best I can tell from images. So that's another plus.
Wheeljack's not bad. He's just not a pleasant surprise like Cliffjumper was.
Tags: transformers prime, wheeljack
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