Transformers Mv5 Pre Leader ExTerrestrial Action Figure

I read lots of negative reviews on this toy but me being a Transformers Fan as well as a dragon lover, I had to get him. I was quite impressed. He looks amazing plus its a joy to transform.I saw a video where someone broke right out of the box but that was because all of ties weren't cut before trying to remove it...(I get it! Cool Dragon toy! Can't wait to get it out!!!) I really wouldn't recommend this toy to a less mature child and if you do... Parents please take it out of the box for your child.Anyway, I'm an old school collector and I am very pleased!

This leader class Dragonstorm figure is the coolest leader class figure we have gotten from the movies. The paint apps and articulation are amazing and the two voyager class knights of Iacon that combine into Dragonstorm are also really cool.The breakages some people have experienced are caused by not cutting all of the ties securing the figure in the packaging trey because when I cut all of those ties I was able to remove the figure from the trey with no problems. Just be sure to look carefully for the smaller clear streachy ties because they can be harder to see.

Great design and like most other reviews it does seem a bit flimsy and the colors are a little off but it is still a great looking piece. I planned on keeping in box but my 3 year old saw too it i didn't. So now i display on a high enough shelf he can't reach. It is a little larger than i thought it would be, a nice surprise though.

Lost a piece nearly immediately because it isn't secured by a metal pin, the material is great and feels like you could chuck it at a brick wall and I would laugh it off, on the other hand the robot modes are odd, one has a swivel for the arms and head, it has no seating so it just looks like a goofy rock em sockem robot, the other looks good at first, but trying to move the legs ends up disconnecting the "torso" constantly, the weapons aren't detailed whatsoever but the dragon form is defs a selling point. Great paint, heft, and aesthetics for the dragon mode, worth the buy

Tal cual como se esperaba! Pero hay que tener extremo cuidado con las cabezas del dragon se rompe muy facil la articulacion...Tanto para adolecentes como para fanaticos de la coleccion. RecomendadoNota: manipular con extrema precaucion.

It is great in its look. 2 transformers form a dragon is what I had dreamed for. Its joint did not restrict to put it in any post.

Love the figure an appreciate the effort in this charactert. Love dragons and Transformers so it's a great combo. My figure is still in tact, even after opening and taking it out of package.

Dragonstorm and its two component robots have interesting and fun designs. The paint is overall good, if pretty inaccurate to both the box art and movie coloration. The orange dragon heads are a little odd. Maybe it’s intended to be glow from fire breath, but it looks more like the dragon got into the candy corn dish. Articulation is okay. The dragon doesn’t get a lot of useful range from its legs, and the front legs are short and limit available poses by being so. The connection of the back legs to the hips is poor and pops loose with even the gentlest handling. The wings move well and look good in a variety of positions (something that’s not often the case!). Both robots have pretty good articulation and not a lot of dragon kibble in the way, the biggest offender being the dragon heads on the forearms. Stormreign, the leaner robot, feels especially hollow and unfinished. His entire back is the inside-out rump of the dragon. This piece really should be able to rotate to give him a more complete back, but I guess that was one swivel too many.There is a problem with the dragon heads. I’m not sure if it’s a material or engineering problem or both, but they are very prone to breakage at the neck. Mine arrived intact and was only gently handled by adults that were aware of the potential problem. It still broke in about two weeks without warning or resistance, when gently moving one of Dragonicus’ arms. Today the remaining piece of the broken joint crumbled into little plastic bits during handling. This is not normal or okay.If not for the common breakage problem, Dragonstorm probably deserves a 3.5/5 or so, more if you’re a fan of dragons or monstrous robots in general. It’s a little simple and has flaws, but also a bunch of novelty and uniqueness. In a way it feels like a modern version of RiD 2001’s Bruticus. Interesting and fun ideas, but maybe the engineers weren’t quite finished when it went to production.I’d like to recommend it, but with the breakage I can’t really for anyone other than patient, forgiving adults who are good at fixing things. Definitely not a good choice for kids, unfortunately. C’mon Hasbro, you’re better than this!