Transformers Toys Generations War for Cybertron: Siege Micromaster Wfc-S18 Soundwave Spy Patrol 2 Pack Action Figure - Adults & Kids Ages 8 & Up, 1.5"

Arrived fast! Compared to other sellers this was practically half price, but still £30for two tiny transfomers, more money than the Soundwave was lol! 7yr old was veryvery happy on his birthday and thats what counts 👍

Unlike some of the other warriors lazerbeak never fails...LB easy transformationRavage legs come off a bit easily

The only reason I got these very small toys was because the siege soundwave did not come with one.It should have since these things are tiny and considered accessories but Hasbro got greedy.But not as greedy as this scalper I got them from since I had to pay 3x as much for them.But hey, I was dumb enough to get them so yeah.

With the release of a new Soundwave figure there will, inevitably, be new versions of some of his cassette minions. In this pack the Siege range offers, so far, what are, perhaps, the two most famous of these.Although the alt modes of the Autobots in the Siege figures don’t seem much different to their later earthly forms, the Dcepticons have been given a much more Cybertronian focus. The same cannot be said, though, for Laserbeak and Ravage and their ‘Siege’ figures keep their recognisable Earth forms of jaguar, condor and audio cassettes.As welcome as it is to see these two characters re-released as part of the ‘Siege’ line (especially with their usual interactive role with Soundwave) they are, sadly, a little cheap and fragile looking. Unfortunately, unlike most of the ‘Siege’ figures, there is little effort to realise their Generation 1 appearance. Laserbeak, certainly the better figure of the two, bears a passing resemblance. The years have been unkind to Ravage though and he seems to have put on some considerable weight. The lean, agile jaguar has been replaced by a rather rotund dog with a short neck and legs.Neither cassette mode measures up very well to previous models either. The figures fold into rough rectangles that only resemble an audio cassette if you know that is what they’re supposed to be and that require a bit of jiggling around if you wish to fit them into Soundwave’s chest unit.The figures themselves aren’t great and are far from the best versions available of these characters. However, as usual, their main selling point is that they are great ‘add-ons’ for Soundwave that enrich him. So, in conclusion, they are only worth purchasing if you have Soundwave. Hopefully, and with the prospective release of Soundblast, the upcoming ‘Siege’ versions of Rumble and Ratbat are of a higher quality.

Delivered on time in perfect condition missing piece of the sondwave figure I all ready had