Author: Sean Hollister
Image: Hasbro
Optimus Prime is officially a Lego set — and not just in statue form. With 19 points of articulation, the Danish brickmaker has created a 1,508-piece Optimus Prime G1 action figure you can actually transform.
Okay, yes, you’ll still need to do that conversion yourself — it’s no walking, talking robot like the $750 self-transforming Optimus Prime we played with last year. But, for $169.99 and releasing June 1st, the Lego version is a lot more affordable and doesn’t require electricity just to stand.
Image: Hasbro
Speaking of which, Optimus stands 13.5 inches tall and then folds down into a 27-inch long semi truck — and comes with instructions and pieces to build his ion blaster, translucent orange Energon axe,...
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Image: Hasbro
Optimus Prime is officially a Lego set — and not just in statue form. With 19 points of articulation, the Danish brickmaker has created a 1,508-piece Optimus Prime G1 action figure you can actually transform.
Okay, yes, you’ll still need to do that conversion yourself — it’s no walking, talking robot like the $750 self-transforming Optimus Prime we played with last year. But, for $169.99 and releasing June 1st, the Lego version is a lot more affordable and doesn’t require electricity just to stand.
Image: Hasbro
Speaking of which, Optimus stands 13.5 inches tall and then folds down into a 27-inch long semi truck — and comes with instructions and pieces to build his ion blaster, translucent orange Energon axe,...
Continue reading…
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