- Six detailed vehicles combine to form the mighty CONSTRUCTICON DEVASTATOR
- Figure with electronic speech and motion-activated sounds
- Lights and destruction sounds show his enemies he means business
- Recreate exciting movie scenes right in your living room with this super-cool figure
- Vortex Grinder opens Includes LONGHAUL, MIXMASTER, SCAVENGER, RAMPAGE, SCRAPPER, and HIGHTOWER
Product Description
The ultimate Decepticon weapon has arrived on Earth, and nothing will ever be the same. Constructicon Devastator is the biggest robot, ever – towering above Autobots and Decepticons alike. As his Vortex Grinder snaps open and glows with power, all before him quake in fear, knowing the destruction is inevitable!Amazon.com Review
One of the biggest Transformers toys ever made, the Constructicon Devastator brings the power of the Decepticons to your home. Hav… More >>
Transformers Movie 2 Combiner – Construction Devastator
{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }
I had been hearing a lot of bad things about Devastator when pics of him first got out, about an insane price tag and no robot modes, but he was the one I was looking forward to the most. I figured that I would find him and see for myself how bad he looked and if I didn’t like it I wouldn’t buy it. So I was at Toys R Us the other day and found the last one on the shelf and Devastator didn’t look that bad to me…only the price tag did haha. While he is not as big as I had expected (Rumors where he would be 2ft tall at least, but he’s a little over 1ft), its still pretty impressive to look at. When you open the box all the constructicons are already transformed into the limbs but are not connected and also a few parts like Scavengers’ scoop and Mixmasters’ truck cab, but all are easily connected. As in the movie Devastator is very top heavy and must be places in a hunchback or an on all-fours pose. He has and push button activated Vortex similer to the movie and His head expands a good five inchs or so and you can fit legends and scout class figures in there. The box says that transformation for him is a 4 and really I think hes been the easiest to transform out of all the transformers from ROTF! Pretty much its a turn here and pop these in and move that back motions when turning the Constructicons into vehicle mode. One thing that I really didn’t like is Mixmaster won’t ever shut up and there is no on-off switch and when he is transformed into a vehicle the slightest bump sends him off. All of them look great in vehicle mode exept High Tower as he is brightly colored compared to the other two yellow Constructicons. Paint details are minor as in they have none compared to the voyager and deluxe class Constructicons but I figure I’ll paint him myself. So in all he is a decent figure and his price isn’t for everybody but if your a fan of the movie Devastator you’ll like it.
Pros:
ITS DEVASTATOR!
Quick tranformation
Vortex gimmick is cool
In Robot mode he is good scale to legends class figures
Cons:
Price tag
Paint job could have been a lot better
Not very articulated
No wrecking balls
Mixmaster could have really used an on-off switch
Rating: 5 / 5
Though the toy looks impressive when combined, the vehicles themselves don’t transform. Talk about dissappointing, considering that both in the movie and in the original Devestator, the individual vehicles transformed.
You have to buy the transformable vehicles individually, but they of course cannot combine to form anything.
If they could put the best of both worlds together, easily a 5 star rating, but since they haven’t, I can’t imagine why anyone would give it a 5.
Rating: 2 / 5
My son absolutely loves this transformer! The only problem is the toy is made up of 6 different transformers, so when you assemble them all together, it’s difficult to keep it together and play with it too. My son has had a little trouble “clicking” all the parts together, but overall it’s a great toy!
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this for my four year old who is a die hard transformer fan. He was not concerned that the devastator individual vehicles did not transform into robot mode because the devastator itself is a robot mode. Inserting the legs requires adult help for a little guy, but it was well worth it. It has entertained him all day (a tough job for any four year old) and other than needing to pop on and off the legs, he can do it himself. A great toy!
Rating: 5 / 5
wasn’t as complicated for my son to put together. does not stand up straight, which I was aware of. at least grandson has six x-tra trucks to play with! thought after reading reviews prior to purchase that this was a toy that would not be played with but put on a shelf and looked at. Oh yeah, one of the back hoe bucket broke off.
Rating: 3 / 5