Blog #856: Toy Review: Transformers: Generations: Combiner Wars Deluxe Stunticon Breakdown

Posted on March 14, 2015 by lmb3

0generations-logoTransformers: Generations: Combiner Wars Deluxe Stunticon Breakdown

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Read my reviews of Blackjack, Dead End, Dragstrip, Menasor, Motormaster, and Offroad.

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Vehicle Mode: Breakdown is probably the best of the Stunticon limbs.  His vehicle mode is perfect.  Oddly, his foot/fist accessory is not the same colors as the others.  The part that makes the gun barrels is more blue than purple, while the other parts are the same purple as the foot/fists that come with the other limbs.

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Robot Mode: Breakdown’s robot mode is awesome.  Colors are great, the best looking of them by far, and unlike the other Stunticon limbs he actually has a gun.

Overall: Breakdown is an absolute must.

Thanks for reading!

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I’m 36 years old, and I work in network tech support for a public school system. I am a huge fan of Star Trek, Transformers, Harry Potter, and Marvel Comics as well as numerous other fandoms. I’m a big sports fan, especially the Boston Red Sox and the New England Patriots. I collect toys (mostly Transformers but other stuff too), comic books, and Red Sox baseball cards. I watch an obscene amount of television and love going to the movies. I am hopelessly addicted to Wizard Rock and I write Harry Potter Fanfiction, though these days I am working on a couple of different original YA novels.
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2 Responses to Blog #856: Toy Review: Transformers: Generations: Combiner Wars Deluxe Stunticon Breakdown

  1. lmb3's avatar lmb3 says:
    April 4, 2015 at 12:32 pm

    Michaelwpollard, I still have no idea what they were thinking with Dragstrip’s sword. made no sense at all.

  2. Michael Pollard's avatar michaelwpollard says:
    March 16, 2015 at 10:22 am

    Good, they didn’t keep the weapon grip from Dragstrip, but have it at a right-angle. They also used a hole on his top rather than a post, which helps looks. It also looks like they didn’t skimp on paint apps – the silver looks nice.

    Looks like the toes of the two feet can connect together? I wonder why?

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