I've been waiting a good while for a nice new rendition of Galvatron. Unique Toys did an incredible job with this guy.
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| The presentation gets a thumbs up from me. Although the figure is all plastic, the box makes it feel like you've got a rock inside. All of the weight is due to the extra sturdy box material. Nothing flimsy here. |
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| The back has a textured feel to it. |
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| Box right |
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| No expense spared in keeping the figure snug during transport. It sleeps in a foam diecut tray. |
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| Galva...I mean Maniaking looks beautiful. Doesn't even look like a transforming figure |
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| No crazy kibble to be found, only a nicely arranged backpack. |
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| The figure has excellent sculpting and a sharply molded parts. I am really liking the face sculpt. |
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| Maniaking is really well articulated. The lower body joints are friction type while the shoulder have very strong ratchet-type joints providing some satisfying clicking action. |
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| I have to say that although it's not the easiest transformation, it is very well engineered. I found myself saying wow a few times. Unique Toys has some really clever designers. |
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| Even though the back is a bit busy, aside from the head, there really isn't anything that immediately screams robot body parts. Everything has a place which is why I am soooo surprised the head just hangs there. Unique Toys Maniaking available at BigBadToyStore.com |
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