Gundam model kit

Product Details
     - Amazon Sales Rank: #3019 in Toys & Games
     - Brand: Hasbro
     - Model: 81102
     - Dimensions: 2.00" h x 3.00" w x 5.00" l, 2.00 pounds



Features
     - Awesome robot-to-vehicle figure features a telescoping sword and a spoiler that becomes a shield in robot mode!
     - Convert this AUTOBOT figure from menacing robot mode to Pontiac Solstice vehicle mode and back again!
     - It features a telescoping sword and a spoiler that becomes a shield in robot mode!
     - This is one awesome figure for your collection!
     - Ages 5 and up





Product Description
Transform, and roll out! Michael Bayis poised to steal your childhood with his "reimagining" of the 80's generation's seminal cartoon show! Bumblebee transforms from robot to Camaro and back. Hasbro produced this line of action figures based on the almost-certain-to-be-bad Transformers live action film. I mean, c'mon... it's Michael Bay. Collect them all, each sold separately.

Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
If it’s worth doing it’s worth doing with style, thinks AUTOBOT JAZZ. The coolest of the AUTOBOTS, he rolls into battle against the DECEPTICONS with slick moves and a banging sound system. There’s no limit to his courage, and nothing he won’t do in defense of Earth and the AllSpark. Drawing his blade, he prepares to bring the fight up close and personal with MEGATRON and his evil metal soldiers. Convert this AUTOBOT figure from menacing robot mode to Pontiac Solstice vehicle mode and back again! It features a telescoping sword and a spoiler that becomes a shield in robot mode! This is one awesome figure for your collection!



Customer Reviews
Tranformers Rock!
My nephew loves Transformers (and so do I!). While this can't compare to the Transformers that were made in the 80's, it's still pretty good. We all enjoyed playing with it, and it's not too difficult to transform, and both the car and robot mode look great! Highly recommended!

MY KID LOVE IT
My kid does not stop convert it from a car to transformer all day.

thank you.

hard to open
This was a Christmas present for my grandson. His mother said it was too hard for her to open, so she had her daughter open it for her brother. He's 5 and she's 12.