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Transformers Movie Deluxe Cliffjumper

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I know this is a [...]. Cliffjumper seems to be less durable than Bumblebee for some reason. I have transformed him twice for my son and each time his arms, head, and torso fall off. I have never had this problem with the 08 Bumblebee and was quite suprised with the difference in quality. Anyway he looks cool and if you are a collector you will love it. But if you plan on buying it for a child that will actually play with this toy beware.

Cliffjumper finally has a kick-ass camaro mode with one decepticon smokin robot mode!This is the best Cliffjumper deluxe version done to where it still has the solid red color for the most part like the G1 version with some silver panel decor on the hood for an updated edge.Cliffjumper is in the same mold as Bumblebee,so if you already have B then the transformation will be alot easier.Cliffjumper has great detail&articulation in the head piece,arms,legs and torso with awesome decor in the camaro concept mode.This daredevil comes with a cannon that converts to a energon blade for taking out decepticons up close.The poseability is outstanding with great stability for battle poses or displaying the autobot hero where you please.The durability is excellent as well with Cliffjumper having secure joints while being able to handle whatever comes around.I actually own all the Bumblebee versions that are the same mold and have had no problems at all and Cliffjumper has been the same, A solid all around transformer that is one of the best.The transformation level is advanced meaning if you have plenty of experience with transformers there is mid-level difficulty.If you are a parent buying for a child of 5-6 or younger you might have to help out some.Honestly Cliffjumper is a very versatile transformer for all ages to be able to learn with some practice.The process starts with the doors swinging out while the roof seperates.The front tire sections then pull out.The back section seperates next while the windshield comes down.The front section of the camaro then folds over to form the chest and reveal Cliffjumper's head.The front tire sections then fold inwards onto the back while the arms then form at the side.The feet are formed by rotating the back sections of the camaro around so the sections are to the back of the leg while the forward panel rotates up.The last step is to just staighten the leg out in a downward motion.Cliffjumper is one of the most daring and brave autobots ever and this version does him proud.Bottom line Cliffjumper is a well-made,high quality,10 out of 10 transformer all fans will enjoy.I highly recommend Allspark Power Cliffjumper to all transformer fans and collectors alike.Cliffjumper Rocks and Transformers Rule!!!

I have three versions of Camaro Concept "Bumblebee", I have Cliffjumper original and stealth. Of the three mold/recolors I have to say this is my least favorite. I purchased it as I am trying to complete a G1 style collection (through new styles) and am kind of disappointed in it. First the head coloring is somewhat plain, secondly I think that a slightly cheaper grade of plastic. The right arm falls off regularly. The rest of it is ok and the "paint job" for car mode is pretty cool. Unless you are a collector or really want this I do not really recommend it.

My son got this 2 weeks ago and I hardly see him without it. He loves how easy it is to transform from car mode to robot mode.
He says that when you transform it, something on the right shoulder always comes off though. Anyway, he loves it and says it is his 3rd (out of 39) favorite transformer and if hasbro makes a new one, he will DEFINITELY buy it.

Este juguete es muy bonito y con mucho detalle, lo único que tiene pequeños defectos que hacen que a veces no logre transformarse con mucha facilidad. Yo compré el Bumbulbee igual a este pero amarillo y ese funciona a toda pérfección.

My kids love this, but it is me who is doing the changing back and forth from car to robot. No matter how many times I do it, I can never remember how I did it. Right now it is stuck in some in between stage because I can't get it turned into a car. So, if your kids are in the 7 or up age, this will be a great toy for them. I made the mistake of buying this for a 3 year old who wanted it because his older brother had one, so I am the one who is stuck transforming. The good news is, it is super sturdy and they really do love it. The bad news is, I am over it.