Transformers: Rescue Bots Elite Heatwave
I really enjoy the Rescue Bots cartoon, but the toy line is really beginning to annoy me. They keep releasing these random toys. I wish they would release more of the main line of transforming toys. This is horribly out of scale to everything else just like the Heatwave Dinobot. It’s a pretty cool toy, but really nothing special.
In vehicle mode he has a ladder that can extend with water cannons on the end.
In robot mode he looks pretty cool. He has an action feature, a flip out weapon, but I didn’t notice it until after I took the pictures and put the toy away. That’s what happens when you don’t include instructions, Hasbro.
Thanks for reading!
lmb3.net 
Pingback: Blog #1273: Toy Review: Transformers Rescue Bots Megabots Night Rescue Heatwave | lmb3.net
Matt Trim,
I’m not sure, I never thought of that, and I don’t have access to my Prime at the moment to try it.
Thanks,
Lewis
michaelwpollard,
I would love to see Hasbro do a Generations style Deluxe, or even better Voyager, line of the main characters from Rescue Bots. Even if not triple changers, something that isn’t a couple of steps and big and blocky. Problem is, they don’t realize that a lot of Transformers fans like Rescue Bots and would buy better toys of them. They can’t see beyond them being little kids toys. If Hasbro were capable of thinking outside the box we might have a lot better toys than we do.
Thanks for the comment.
Lewis
In alt mode, Does the hole near the back fits Optimus’ trailer? That’s a play feature my son may enjoy.
They need to have a Voyager-class triple-changer version of him, to match the show. They could probably swing it as a panelmaster, only maybe a bit thicker in boat mode than the show has.
Since the original is targeted at kids and consequently the original base transformation is simple, maybe the voyager could throw in water bellows in the torso. While something more fixed would be better, they could just use a single Shockwave-like hose and a removable nozzle that just gets attached in a different spot for each mode to provide a working water cannon on a fist, truck ladder, and boat deck. Integrated plumbing in both fists, the ladder and two deck nozzles would be cool, but it wouldn’t be $25.