Transformers Toys Generations Legacy Voyager Autobot Blaster & Eject Action Figures - Kids Ages 8 and Up, 7-inch

Who could not remember Blaster from Transformers G1, and him being in the first G1 Transformer movie. I had to add him to my collection, but I am not gonna pay out a ton of money for a collectable to sit and get full of dust. This one help me with that problem at this time. Good for the price, good for the size, good for how it looks, and not bad for him coming with mini cassette.

Glad I got this for retail price. Amazon had the Legacy version in faster than other stores even had the KINGDOM version in stock.Unfortunately, Amazon graciously sent me one that had a crushed box edge and since the packaging is windowless, there are some scuff marks on Blaster's chest and forehead on my copy. Despite this...Blaster is Amazing. Great quality with tight joints and a beautiful design. All of the articulation you could typically want in a figure and I'm hopeful for the line going forward. As for Eject, mine happened to have a bad QC day and ended up like the picture. Though he's small, the flaws are very noticible such as the poorly painted face and the stress marks affecting the clear blue plastic even brand new out of the box. I'm not sure what Takara was thinking with Eject. It's pretty bad, but in his cassette mode, at least he can be stored somewhere. This release gets 5 stars though because any complaints I have are pretty much negated by how awesome Blaster himself is. This is a figure you want to order while you can.

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By far the best modern, possibly ever version of Blaster. Transformation is easy, he looks great and would be a lot of fun for a kid, or an adult that likes fidgeting with things.

It's Blaster, blastin' at you! This is by far the best interpretation of the character we've ever gotten and only gotten since Generation 1 and Headmasters back in the 80's. Though some may remember the Device Label's lineup from the early 2000's where Blaster was a transforming laptop and functional USB plugin with other characters.However this is far more of an accurate representation of the original G1 character and lines up perfectly with the other figures of the War for Cybertron cast.Though I must say while I'm happy to get a companion "cassette" like Eject, I would of liked to of seen some additional packs released like Soundwave had gotten, even if they were generations select exclusives such as Ramhorn and Steeljaw, those are almost musts for the character.The only real problem I had with Eject is his translucent blue color versus solid. Not sure why Hasbro's team decided on this particular color...it's not flattering.Back to Blaster though, the colors are great, articulation is fairly typical for a deluxe style, and the sculpt is overall awesome.If you did manage to get Soundwave (and if you hadn't, you'll get another shot in Wave 2 of Legacy) then I highly suggest picking this up to help complete your Season 2 & 3 lineup.

This is a great robot. It is very solid and is definitely going to be a favorite in my household. Takara Tommy (Japanese toy manufacturer) designs and builds very high-quality toys and you can definitely see the quality of the engineering that went into this transformer. When he is a radio, he's so solid that you start to doubt he was ever a transformer at all. Get this one for sure.

Great figure for G1 fans. I recently been collecting Transformer figures I never had as a kid, Blaster was one of them. I have nothing negative to say about the figure, however I can't say the same from the seller. Twice I've bought TF figures on here and both times the box the figure came in was damaged. The figure came poorly boxed and you can tell it was a returned item due to the way it was retaped. Lucky, this was a figure for myself and not as a gift.

I feel like Blaster (that's the name of this transformer) is an underrated Autobot. He looks cool in both modes, transformer and boombox. I don't know what a boombox is going to do in a fight with the Decepticons exactly but I suppose counter-surveillance since there were no cell phones back in the 80's when this guy was invented. Anyway, I like the color scheme and it transforms well and looks great with my other transformers sitting on my computer desk....I mean I think my nephews are going to love it.