Transformers Toys Generations War for Cybertron: Earthrise Deluxe Wfc-E6 Wheeljack Action Figure - Kids Ages 8 & Up, 5

The figure itself is great. The transformation is far more intricate than those of the 80s. This isn't going to be a car that rolls great, so I don't get anyone complaining about that aspect - it's a transformer - if you want a car that rolls great for a toy then go buy a car toy. This is a great figure for the kids to play with or for display, and it has great details. I'm amazed at how solidly the joints come together in car form.It's a good thing I"m not a collector. The package had clearly been opened and perhaps inspected by a collector, then reinserted and taped shut. They bent the red "reveal" card when the plastic holding the figure itself was reinserted. Again - it's a good thing I'm not a collector. So that's a little ding on the seller. I get it - get rid of non-collector's-grade inventory and take a chance to send it out. If I wanted this to keep unopened it would be a return. As it is, I'm cool with what I got.

This is a well made figure and kind of looks like a less expensive Masterpiece (MP) Wheeljack. The transformation is really easy and the figure has good articulation. Pictures show a gap in the inner, lower leg, but really isn't noticeable when in hand. For collectors, this is a great figure if you collect CHUG and is the best version out there that isn't a MP. For children's gifts, this is a solid toy. It won't break unless you try to break it.

Out of the four wave one deluxes from Transformers Earthrise, I was expecting the least from Wheeljack(mostly because I’m not a big fan of his G1 design, and more of a fan of the eras that came after the original cartoon), but Wheeljack’s fun and simple transformation, paired with his positively STUNNING car mode makes him my favorite figure from the first wave of Earthrise. I’m certain I’ll find other figures to gush about in the future, but for now;Simply astounding. Also, the Kanji underneath the word “aerobolt,” reads “cybertron” which is likely a reference to what the Autobots are called in Japan.

I'm a fan of the character Wheeljack from Transformers, so much so that I already have three other versions of him (including the G1 version from the 80's). And this one seems to be one of the truest to what the cartoon was going for sans going into Masterpiece levels.For those just looking to get a fun toy for kids, I'll sum things up by saying he looks and posses well, and the transformation works just fine, with one problem: the front parts of the windshield consistently fall off while transforming him. I don't think this is just a defect in mine; with this design I imagine every other one produced has this problem. I wish these pieces were screwed or pinned in somehow. I've gotten used to it, but still plan on doing some alterations to keep them on. Don't be surprised if when you find him loose on the secondary market he's often missing these pieces.Other then that, I think he's fine. He comes with a non missile firing cannon that can be either mounted on his should (like in the cartoon) or held in his hand.I suppose one more minor complaint is I wish he was slightly taller, since he seems a little small compared to some of my other Autobot cars. Oh well. He still looks great with them.

This was a gift for my son who loves the look of generation 1 transformers and these fit the bill nicely. Well worth it.

This transformers thickness is just right. The sheerness of the window panels is perfect. The packaging the transformer came in was exceptionally done.

Out of the siege line wheeljack has the best transformation setup. A big difference from early starsceam and some others that had lackluster transformations . Wheeljack stays together solidly in car from AND looks good on robot form . Nice touch making the car look like a stratos to

figures is accurate and well made , paint and motion of each joint is great, arrived on time