Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

  Enjoying a Fukuoka stay        Aloha, I am back with another Transformer review, and as promised from the last review, here is Studio series 86 Ultra Magnus. Well, you know how it goes. Let's get started. Boxing   Your box cover and backdrop. It's really nice and self explanatory for those who've seen the film. But if you are not that sure, its basically Ultra Magnus and his crew trying to board the shuttle scene in hopes to get to Cybertron to stop Unicron. But Galvatron and his cronies attempt to prevent them from doing so. It would had been really cool if you could see other characters in the background. It seems as if UM is just doing everything on his own.         So Ultra Magnus comes with two rifles. You can peg his rifles on his back which apparently I forgot to do a shoot on. But for your reference, you can place weapons on his back. He looks great and after fidgeting with him, this is the Ultra Magnu...

  The medic shoots it up   Aloha folks, I am back with this time - 86 Studio series Ratchet. How does he fare? As usual let's get started. Boxing Nice looking box art with Ratchet going in with guns blazing like he did in the film. His backdrop, to no surprise, is where he defends the controls alongside Iron hide in the 86 movie. It's literally the same backdrop as 86 IH.  The Doc is in   The goods: I always liked Ratchet's design over IH's. I always dug that black visor of his. Thanks to copyright issues with The Red Cross, Ratchet's shoulder cross paints had to be modified into what you see here. If you loved IH, then Ratchet's replayability soars here. And he is definitely looking awesome as well. The blue tinted windows are done really nice here. His joints are tight, poses great and has the ability for swivel-bility. Neutral: I wasn't a big fan of the weird back and side shin flaps IH had. It's still here but it doesn't bother...