Transformers Toys Generations War for Cybertron: Kingdom Deluxe WFC K26 Autobot Tracks Action Figure Kids Ages 8 and Up, 5.5 inch, Multicolour, F0680, GEN WFC K DELUXE TRACKS

One of my favorites from the Season 2 Autobots… Tracks is a cool looking car and bot. However, transform at your own risk. The legs are a nightmare and you will feel like you’re going to break them during the process. When you finally get it done; there’s a gap at the bottom of his leg and foot that looks strange. Still love him, but he’s an add if you have most of the others you want first.

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A little top heavy. Legs and hip joints a little lose. Difficult to stand. nice G1 look.

First off, let me address the elephant in the room on this figure: the loose outer legs. The problem with these outer legs is that they're not fully pinned into the hinge by the factory usually, which allows too much play to let the tab work. Fixing this is very easy and just requires either a slip-jaw wrench or pliers and a towel to protect the toy's surface from the tool, you just squeeze the hinge and outer leg panel until the pin is flush with that panel, then there's a lot less play and the tab holds the figure up just fine.That said, the figure looks good, but chest is a facade, most of the vehicle mode ends up as backpack, and the hips and knees on my sample are still very loose. The long arms aren't to everyone's taste, but I quite like the figure's look overall. Tracks comes with his blaster inspired by the cartoon, and his "hat" weapon is a standard 5mm peg so it can be hand-held or plugged into any 5mm port like the side of his arm.Tracks' vehicle mode is a cartoon-styled C3 Corvette-inspired sports car and looks great, a lot of fun here. Honestly, I don't know how Hasbro got away with not licensing this 'Vette from GM, it really looks the part. The toy is solid in this mode and has the red-painted hood flame design that adds to the fun. Vehicle mode also has a simple transformation to flight mode with flip-up vertical stabilizers, flip-out wings and "engines" made from the arms, and you can add the weapons to the back of the car. The paint and plastic colors merge together excellently in this mode, but there's no paint on the white wings or stabilizers because that material used doesn't work with paint.The other big drawback on this toy is the transformation, lots of frustrating issues that add up to the real reason my review isn't 5 stars. The leg transformation is confusing and easy to get tangled up if you forget to transform the waist first. The upper shell of the car is all transparent plastic which is worrisome on its own but worse is tabbed in ridiculously tightly to the hood of the car. The robot arms also don't want release from vehicle mode, it feels scary to get them to click loose.Still, I think this figure's good enough to recommend, and if you get one not fully manufactured the way I did, it's REALLY easy to fix.

The colors are great and it is very accurate to g1 but the legs are loose and they don’t tab in well and it feels a bit too breakable the robot mode is a bit holo but fine it’s a cheap deluxe but the alt mode is perfect I would recommend as a shelf filler