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For this reason alone, I had to get myself a Stormshot.

The silver face is painted well, and it gives us something we so rarely see - a new character that isn't obviously a prepaint of someone else. I love the head sculpt - a red visor on a blue helmet complete with white "eyebrows" looks like something inspired by the robots of the late 1980s and early 1990s. It's nothing you haven't seen before, but it's well-executed. His body language is most expressive thanks to the sturdy joints, so I was able to wrangle some decent poses out of him. The joints are nice and stiff, allowing Stormshot to be posed without too much fuss. The swivel neck, the ball-jointed hips, and the swivel thighs all do a good job keeping this figure upright and sturdy. I loved the ball-jointed shoulders, and everything basically moves as well as you might want. Four of these - the wrists and toes - are there solely for transformation, although maybe you'll get more from them than I did. If I'm being generous, the robot has 17 points of articulation. With a fancy red, white, and blue color scheme this Decepticon Seeker-esque figure is a slam dunk. Some of the concessions needed to service the combiner modes are long gone, but the transformation is basically the same as those guys - with a vestigial chest cavity that hints at the peg below the breast. If you liked the jets in Combiner Wars, you'll probably dig Stormshot. Transformers Robots in Disguise Warrior ClassĪction Feature: Transforms from Plane to Robot Hasbro Transformers Robots in Disguise Warrior Class Stormshot Hasbro, 2017 We may earn a commission when you click one of their links. This site is part of Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and Entertainment Earth affiliate programs.