Transformers Toys Generations War for Cybertron: Siege Micromaster WFC-S32 Decepticon Sports Car Patrol 2-Pack - Adults and Kids Ages 8 and Up, 1.5-inch

Teeny tiny, but great for smaller kids and toddlers. Easy to transform and small enough for pockets to take places they don’t really want to go but behave well having a little buddy to distract them on the go. I have three little boys, 5, 3 and 1 and running errands with them can prove challenging. But these little transformers are a blessing!

It came on time I love it yeah the legs pop off when transforming them but I'm used to parts popping off ball joints so it doesn't bother me

Both of these guys look nice and are fun to mess with. The only problem that I have is Hyperdrive’s face lacks any detailing because of the paint.

If your child is into tiny transformers these are great! My son lives that they can fit a n his pockets and he's a fiddler so they keep him busy when he's in Builder Bob mode. Great addition to his other tiny transformers and great stocking stuffers!

most transformers collectors know about mold degradation. in the past, the more they produce the mold, they become prone to loose joints. these however, do not suffer from this affliction. Hasbro is doing a swell job of making sure the Siege re-paints hold up sturdy. good quality product.

Blackjack was one of my favorite Transformers as a kid. I'm not sure why, but it might have been the black and gold deco. I like the updated versions; they have better articulation, although limited compared to the bigger bots.

They were at a bargain price which was nice but they do not transform without completely falling apart which can get frustrating. The only upside is that all pieces do just pop back into place so they should be durable. The packaging was all beat up when it arrived.

There is nothing to NOT like about a generation one Transformer