Transformers War for Cybertron: Kingdom Deluxe Wingfinger
IN STOCK
COLLECTOR GRADE
- Meant for display
- Packaging is near mint to mint condition
- Inspected, bagged, and double boxed for the discerning collector
Product Description
Beastify the battlefield! Worlds collide when the Maximals and Predacons join the fight, coming together with the Autobots and Decepticons in an epic battle that will alter their destiny forever. Primal power floods the battlefield as the fierce beast modes of the Maximals and Predacons are unleashed!
With the ancient and highly advanced F.O.S.S.I.L. (Fossilized Osteo-Skeletal Shield Integration Loadout) technology, Fossilizer bots, infused with primordial energy, break apart to weaponize their allies. The bone pieces of this Paleotrex figure break apart and attach to other figures. Use this Deluxe Maximal Fossilizer figure to beastify other figures with epic bone weapons and armor! (Sold separately, subject to availability.) Wingfinger toy converts into a Pterodactyl fossil mode in 14 steps. Features wing and lower jaw articulation optimal for flying and roaring poses.
Other figure not included
Product Features
- 5.50 inch (14cm) scale
- Made of plastic
- Deluxe Class
- Toy converts to Beast Wars-inspired mode in 14 steps
- Detailed beast modes feature animal-inspired skin and fur textures
- Figures' articulation allows for realistic animal poses
- Every Kingdom figure comes with 1 Golden Disk card that reveals the possible destinies of certain key characters
Box Contents
- Wingfinger figure
- Gold disk
Additional Details
Transformers is widely known media franchise that has expanded to various media forms such as film and animated TV series. Transformers focuses on various robots that are able to transform from everyday vehicles or machines into humanoid robots that battle amongst each other. The franchises extraordinarily successful toy and collectables segment of the brand continue to be highly sought after from both children and collectors since the brands launch during the 1980s.
