Transformers Generations Legends Bumblebee Blazemaster (11-Pack)

The Legends Class scale, while it has some limitations compared to the old Scout Class that it supplanted, is still a worthy successor, if Bumblebee here is any indication. The figure has all the necessary joints for a wide variety of posing options - there's no neck joint sadly, but you start to not notice after fiddling with him for a while. Transformation is easy and intuitive, resulting in a compact and cute vehicle mode that's in a great scale when put beside the Deluxe Class Fall of Cybertron figures. His Targetmaster partner, Blazemaster, has a rather forgettable robot mode; vehicle and weapon modes are far more convincing (he tends to sit in Bumblebee's hand a bit loosely, though), and the 5mm peg means you can let most other Transformers wield him. All in all, a great Transformer to fiddle around with, at home or at work.

Though I'm not to much into his target master buddy, this representation of bumblebee is a bit of a mix from his WFC/FOC and IDWverse characteristics. It's probably one of the better designs I've seen and I highly recommend the toy. My ONLY quirk is that there's almost no knee articulation due to the locking tabs for the top of the car needs to be connected at the back of his legs.

Great price, but too many pieces. My son is 4 and received this for Christmas eve. He has had a hard time transforming the Bumbleebee without pulling the pieces apart. The arm section has cracked and doesn't hold the arm in place like it should As soon as I want get it transformed one way or the other, he want's it the other way. Not fast to transform.

Like 80's Target Masters. Nice that they go into vehicle mode, weapon mode, and robot mode for his weapon. This new line reminds me of the toys I had in the 80's. I am going to collect all of the 30th line this year and next year. Very nice quality.

Although this Bumblebee toy is nice little transformer, it is not that easy to transform from figure to car, especially for its intended customer. When it is in the figure mode, the legs and arms can come apart easily. If you do not mind frequently putting it back together for your child, it is a decent toy. Frankly, I do not. Thus I will look at other transformers toys for the 4 year old.

This guy totally scales better than the old generations bee to the deluxe Fall of cybertron optimus prime. my only problem with this toy is that my guys back wheels pop off. Weather its the same for everyone, probably not, but its a minor problem

Nice figure - I like Bumblebee in robot mode as it reminds me of the original Bumblebee.

Fun to transform, fun to play with, and the added figure of Blazemaster is just cool