You get a transforming yellow Tyrrell P34-esque race car and a very well articulated Decepticon robot with a sweet pair of G1 inspired blasters. Here, we get a very Sunbow looking head sculpt, featuring the bold red visor, red plates on the sides of the “helmet” as well as the little “ears” jutting out the sides. Hasbro has tried to break this up with bronze accents on the chest and air dam, as well as a silver fake engine kibble inside the chest, but Combiner Wars Dragstrip does do a better job in breaking up the yellow with its maroon accents. I particularly dig what they did with the front scoop, giving him what looks a bit like a cow-catcher on a locomotive, perfect for ramming Autobots off the road!

And as they should; if you're going to redo character in the same line (CHUG), then you ought to make the new toy offer something different. with its sharp angles and beveled letters that look like something right out of 90's toy packaging (and yes, this is what the BWTF logo circa 2022 is a homage to).In my opinion, due to being a combiner team, the five Stunticons Legacy are among the best done in this new line (at least seeing the good work done with Dragstrip), I hope Hasbro continues like this with the other members as well, because in the CHUG line, a decent Stunticon team has been missing for too long! One of my many issues with CW Dragstrip was that the mold was obviously intended to double as Mirage. Although product information is frequently updated, we are unable to accept liability for any incorrect information. Although objectively speaking, this level of G1 accuracy does give it an arguably bland palette as the toy is overwhelmingly yellow. I'm actually not the biggest fan of F1 in particular but I can appreciate historic and iconic race cars!

Subject to regulation by the Financial Conduct Authority and limited regulation by the Prudential Regulation Authority.Overall I don't think that either CW and TL Dragstrip are inherently better or worse than the other; both have their own strengths and weaknesses, and both are bringing something different to the table. Finally, the back splits into two and extends to form the legs, with the spoiler halves flipping down to form the feet. There are some neat design elements too like the second wheel on each shoulder folder back to free up some articulation while still keeping the spirit of the original design.