Transformers Masterpiece MP-57 Cybertron Aviation Defense Skyfire
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STANDARD GRADE
- This item is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have flaws
- Suitable to display in package or to open
Product Description
In the Transformer Masterpiece series, Skyfire, who was active in the early Transformers animation, is now available!
MP-57 Skyfire is a thorough reproduction of the Skyfire that was active in the anime "The Transformers". In addition to the vehicle mode (Jet aircraft) and robot mode, the intermediate mode that changes from the vehicle mode to the robot mode is also reproduced. Since the series scale of the masterpiece is reproduced, the height of the robot is the highest scale in the series.
Also included are the mini Transformers Convoy, Meister and Wheeljack who can board Skyfire in vehicle mode. Recreate your favorite scenes from the show or create your own! Order yours today!
Product Features
- 19.29 x 16.14 x 6.29 inches (49cm x 41cm x 16cm)
- Made of plastic
- Based on the classic Transformers animated series
- Transforms from robot to jet
- Instructions may or may not include English translation
Box Contents
- Skyfire figure
- 2 Alternate heads
- Laughing
- Surprise
- 2 Replacement chest panels
- Cannon
- Effect piece
- Mini Convoy
- Mini Meister
- Mini Wheeljack
- 2 Power base pieces
- Stand
- Character card
- Instruction sheet
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.
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