Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

Here's quick recap of every figure I reviewed and shot last year. Once again, if you see figures like Kingdom Rodimus, it's only because I decided to open him late especially ER Allicon. I'll give my quick thoughts on who I thought took the cake of best figure at the end of this article.  86 Sharkticon Earthrise Allicon Kingdom Pipes Kingdom Blaster Kingdom Tracks Kingdom Rodimus Prime Legacy Skids Legacy Kickback 86 Perceptor Legacy Dragstrip 86 Junkheap 86 Spike Legacy Blitzwing 86 Sludge Legacy Motormaster Red Alert 86 Wheelie Legacy Wildrider 86 Ironhide Legacy Dead-End 86 Rumble For me, I felt I had the most fun with Rodimus Prime of the Kingdom line. I think if it's the current year of release, the honor went to Sludge. The only thing that kept him from being perfect is the wonky legs. Besides, that I really dig his look and how he turned out overall. 86 Iron-hide was another guy in this category. He played better than Sludge but I had some issues on how he looked...

  First we crack the shells, then we crack the nuts inside! Rumble is blue! or is he? When I took him out of the box, he was, well, small. That was my initial reaction. Of course he came with piledrivers and his signature shoulder guns which is a white/greyish plastic. I remember having the metallic die cast version of these when I had his G1 toy. It looks really dull here, but it is included so I should be grateful. You could use them as forearm cannons so it's a nice feature. The thing I felt he should have had or wish he had were elbow joints. He can't bend his elbows which is a bummer. Also he can't grip his weapons with his fists which I felt he should have had as well. No waist swivel though I don't expect that really for a small figure.  W/Piledrivers  So this is the neat feature and gimmick included - his piledrivers! At least we got some extra goodies since we are paying almost $12 when this should been a $5 figure a few years ago. I did this part wrong as I tr...