Transformers Age of The Primes Commander Class Aerialbot Silverbolt, 7-inch Converting Action Figure, Robot Toys for Ages 8+

Transformers Age of the Primes Silverbolt is a pretty cool looking figure. He transforms into an airplane and has a large connection vehicle/battle station that makes him an even larger airplane, though, it's very awkward looking. Silverbolt is the leader and central figure of the Aerialbot team. The large connection vehicle combines with him to form a much larger robot called Superion. The are 4 other Aerialbot team members (Age of the Primes Air Raid, Slingshot, Fireflight and Slydive sold separately) that connect to Superion to complete the transformation. Silverbolt is fun to transform and has decent articulation and well made. The price is pretty high for the figure, mainly because of the large connector vehicle/battle station which contributes to the new combiner process and engineering to make the figure look more accurate to the cartoon series.

Perfect for collectors who got Menasor from the same series. It uses the same sekeleton frame system, which works great. If you don't like the way it stores on Silverbolt, you can always leave it in gunnery platform mode. Silverbolt himself is very well done, and true to the cartoon.

This is easily the best Silverbolt we've gotten to date. Making the Superion shell into a piece of base and ship add on is kinda genius. The bot mode is as posable as you'd expect from any figure that comes out, especially commander class, and the transformation is simple and dare i say fun. He's toon accurate and fits well on anyone's shelf.The Superion mode is stable, posable, and totally secure when combined which was the issue during CW. I'm looking forward to getting the last 2 pieces to finish the set.

The base of the Aerialbots, and coolest of them all! Forms the base and skeleton of Superion. I like the new super jet HQ mode, a new take on an old classic!

Silverbolt is back true to form. Excellent G1 rendition and tight joints make this a winner. His face sculpt is great. Looks exactly like he did in the G1 show. He looks like he stepped out of the screen but in smaller size 😀.The plastic feels of high quality but what stands out more for me is the tightness of his joints and how he is put together. The pins and joints hold all the limbs well together. In the recent past, Transformer figures had been suffering with loose and floppy joints but this figure is a fortunate exception!He is definitely fun, I will say that.I guess the real only cons are his size and back pack, but they are nit-picks. He is so well made, I wish he was taller. Maybe 8" instead of 6.75". His proportions are almost perfect too.In robot mode, the plane fuselage is very visible but only if you turn him around or see him from the side. It's not bad at all though. His wings even fold backward so I can hide it and that makes his outline sleeker and more streamlined. However, with his wings open, that is his true G1 depiction. Both ways look excellent.Transformation is fun and straightforward. Everything goes well where it belongs and he has minimal gaps. The only real ones are under his forearms but they are hard to notice unless you look for them under his arms. The heel spurs are an excellent detail - they come out far enough to give him fantastic stability due to his alt mode back pack. I almost gave him 5 stars. If Hasbro continues on this path, I will definitely purchase the Combaticons as well. Thank you, Amazon and thank you Hasbro for a job well done. The box arrived in excellent condition too. Have a great day!

Silverbolt is something vague. It's Commander class. But its' individual robot mode is quality of voyager class.When it comes to Superion, It's super nice. It's worth to pay. Joints are rigid. Proportion is good.

Not all people like the new AotP Superion. However, as a toy, this Commander Silverbolt is well-designed, having an awesome and massive space-shuttle mode, and the combiner skeleton is decent and faithful to its G1 cartoon. In addition, the plastic quality is great, both modes are hefty and articulation is right - not too tight, not too loose.

Oh man, what an incredible figure! Where do I even begin? The posing, articulation, size, paint applications, transformation and detail is just fantastic. I’ve been messing around with him all day, and even though I’ve only got 3/5ths of the combiner complete, its definitely a figure I would recommend for any transformers collector.