The plastic quality is solid (Made of sterner stuff), with tight joints and smart choices that gives the figure weight and heft missing in releases done in the past.
The paints are crisp and nicely done. Hasbro's choice to incorporate battle damage is far more subtle and actually looks like dry brushing techniques rather than random blotting and blotching that they employed in their earlier figures.
The transformation is simple yet satisfying and the alt mode looks good as well as the robot mode.
Overall this is a winner.
Gerwalk Mode:
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Weapons attached pew, pew. bang, bang... yes it does look ridiculous. I would have preferred better weapons storage integration, but it's not a deal breaker.
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Some of these photos have the benefit of being enhanced by the Six-Gun figure.
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How to avoid Visible Head Syndrome
The alt mode is a really nice rendition of a performance car.
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With the Primes
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While we're on the subject let's take a moment to look at the Six-Gun figure.
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Still it is a nice figure. The overall silhouette looks cool and the colours are great.
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