It's why I really wish Hasbro would get together with the LEGO © people and improve the BTR line. Of course, it looked like the Energon BTR sets were going to be pretty cool, but we didn't get them.

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agreed, hasbro took the line away because no-one bought the armada ones, they never thought the reason for the was because the ones for armada were :puke

Making a /good/ lego mecha IS a lot of work. Wow, very very nice.

It's GF Sunstorm :tflaugh

Of course, if BTR did this, it'd cost a bunch of money.  It's definitely great work though.

That is so cool. :eek Shame on Hasbro for not seein the full potential of BTR. Hell Megablocks could've devised better molds than BTR. :tdown

This appears to be made entirely of one set of Kit 4508, the Titan XP Designer Set.  It's a very nice foot-tall robot in the main model, with fairly good articulation for that size;  still, using the set to build an actual, specific Transformer is incredible.  I sincerely hope, although I imagine coming up with instructions would be more work than actually building it, that the guy who built this provides instructions.  (I remember seeing a Lego G1 Optimus Prime with instructions for building.)  I'm not much for that level of construction myself;  I did try to build a small transformable Armada Powerlinx Hot Shot once (using a minifigure head with red racing helmet), but gave up.  Sigh.  If I could (and had enough Legos) I'd love to try my hand at a G1 Omega Supreme...

 

(Or, even, a Darth Vader carrying case for my Lego Star Wars minifigures, but that's a different board.)