TransformersToys Studio Series Deluxe Class Dark of The Moon 94 Decepticon Hatchet 4.5-inch Converting Action Figure, 8+

Nice figure

Considering the last Hatchet figure Transformers fans received, this is a proper and much-needed step up. It follows the same mold as the other Dreads while staying true to their design, including an accurate alt mode that maintains the same replica as the others.As someone who recently started collecting, I don’t regret picking up this figure. He looks fantastic, and despite being on all fours, he’s surprisingly posable given his unique shape.The only real downsides are the tail falling off and the car door pieces on the arms. However, both are minor issues and easily tab back into place.

Retool ,quota n license issues make it got a huge package ,the front door piece can be removed to make it look less weriedAnyway it still better than dotm version lol

Debido al diseño la articulación se limita un poco y en mi copia tuve que pegar las puertas de las patas delanteras ya que se caían, sin tener eso en cuenta es una buena figura.

Considering we never had a proper Hatchet figure up until now (outside of the Legends class figure back in the day, but it turned into a jet) this is a great first attempt. The sad fact is it has to transform into an equal size SUV like Crowbar and Crankcase, but the figure is not that bad. The tail is a separate piece that has to be plugged in but that doesn't bother me personally. Also the arm kibble does come off the front arms constantly, but a little squirt of superglue fixes it, otherwise there's no QC issues on my copy. Nothing loose or prone to fall off.Only recommend if you're a Transformers fan and want a Hatchet figure purely for your collection as a completionist. Curious if a 3rd party company will attempt him.

One of the worst Studio Series figures yet. The tail does not transform and is a pain to attach in bot mode. He has pieces of doors on his forearms that look like they should be glued but are held by friction and constantly fall off. The worst part is the articulation. He has a lot of nice articulation that is completely undermined by the lack of functional ankle and wrist joints. Since he's a quadruped he needs ankle and wrist articulation to plant his hands and feet flat. The only articulation they gave him is a hinge on each which is required for transportation. If you look at pics online you'll see that most poses require his hands and feet to be splayed out at weird angles. I didn't bother trying to transform him since pieces are constantly falling off already.

Children really liked this transformer

This is a good looking piece. HOWEVER, when my grandson tried to transform it the first time, it came apart, and does so every time he tries to transform it!