Reviews

In what we will call part 2, we look back at the original Transformers ROTF Jetfire (Optimus was part one), and this big plane lad is both odd and astonishing all on one package!

On Wednesday, August 3, 2022 at 6 PM ET, Moose will be reviewing #Transformers: #Legacy #Motormaster, the leader of the Stunticons. Combined, the Stunticons form the combiner, Menasor. With this version, Motormaster alone can form the combiner skeleton. Have you missed a video in the IAMMooseFTW video series? Then check out our playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4vbVUjk2He2uUK3D2VBDkimFn8cJNiNl

Just like real UFOs, Cosmos is really hard to find. Here's my Review of this Summer's most wanted Transformer.

For the 10th time in a row, we're looking at a figure using the not Lamborgini model that was first introduced in Siege. Clampdown is an homage to the pre-transformers Lamborgini police car. Yup, that was a thing back then. Transformation is the same and I was pretty pleased that after 10 versions the mold is still tight. A real bonus is that the set includes all of Red Alerts' weapons so we get both a rifle and a shoulder launcher. If you have a majority of the other 9 versions of the mold there's not a lot here to recommend other than being able to complete a collection.

While I feel that Commander Class Motormaster was released far too early in the line, that doesn't take away from how fun it is. Transformation is relatively easy and I like how the feet do a 180 to replicate the cab toes from the G1 toy. The only problem is the coloring of the plastic might make it hard for some to find the slots for the tabs. The trailer is very dense and heavy, something that surprised me after experiencing Optimus and Rodimus Prime's trailers. While some might find the base mode boring, I do appreciate it being there as it gives the trailer something to do outside of Menasor mode. While I know most will be buying Motormaster for the Menasor combined m…