Transformers Generations War for Cybertron Galactic Odyssey Collection Botropolis Rescue Mission 6-Pack, Amazon Exclusive, Ages 8 and Up, 5.5-inch

You get a pair of Modulators and 4 Micromasters, with the addition of a big missile, and you get the Botropolis Rescue Mission. This team of warriors were all previously seen, though the color schemes were all different, and these are really well done.Ironworks, the tall red/white/blue guy has some absolutely fantastic paint apps. His coloring is a direct homage to Sky Lynx, whom this team is off to rescue. In addition to being a robot, Ironworks changes into 3 different base modes. He can also be used as armor for any other Transformers with the 5mm ports.Our grey friend is Overair. A repaint of Airwave. Overair is in a much darker color scheme including dark blue, dark grey, and gold. As with Ironworks, Overair can transform into three bases including a runway, gun embankment, or an aircraft carrier.The two Micromaster pairs are some of my favorite. Together they are the Astrosquad. Fuzer and Blastmaster are back and each form one half of a space shuttle. This all new color scheme deviates from the NASA color scheme of the first release. Moonrock and Missile Master each turn into their own boxy truck, but can combine into a long missile transport. We have have two versions of this pair so far, but this one has a missile instead of a cannon.The two Modulators are meant to combine to form a larger base from which the team can work. There is an additional missile in the set that was originally from Doubledealer, though this one is white and silver and has the Autobot insignia on it. It still comes apart into the two pieces, so it can be wielded as a cannon and shoulder mounted rocket.This set is a reuse of all of the pieces, save for a very few. These are not figures that will be new to you, if you have been keeping up with the Earthrise line. But the new colors are really well done, and look like very different figures. It is funny that only the truck figures got new names. It seems that all 6 figures could easily have been all new characters, since none of them look too similar with the big change in color schemes. They are different enough that you will not be disappointed with having doubles of some of these figures, as long as you like the Modulators and Micromasters.

This set packs 6 transformers - 2 deluxes and 4 micromasters.They may be repaints but I find their color scheme more appealing and well thought out than their original releases.The larger autobots can be configured in various ways to form a base for the smaller autobot micromasters (so imagination can contribute to the set).There are two pairs of micromasters which have a combined vehicle form. a land vehicle and a space shuttle.The land vehicle is a red rocket launcher which separates and transforms to two great looking small yet tough looking autobots.The space shuttle separate and transforms to two autobots, the front section becomes a smaller autobot who wields what appears to be a pair of laser (or beam) blasters and the rest of the shuttle turns to a bigger (yet small) autobot. they both look space-y, but this pair has my only, and minor complaint regarding this set - their main color is an off-white color which doesn't quite match the rest of the set.Beside this small nitpick I think that this set is a hidden gem both for collectors, as it displays very well in all modes, and for kids who get lots of play value and transformers in one great box!

So the micromasters were not as popular as Hasbro probably hoped for. And yes, some (especially the car molds) were terrible. But this set is basically the toy equivalent of a greatest hits album. Yes everything here is a repaint, but you get two modulators, two pairs of micromaster combiner teams, and a redeco of Doubledealer’s missile accessory as a booster rocket. This set is fun, has lots of display options, and in summary: great at showcasing the play value of the micromasters. Definitely recommend.

The set is really worth getting, its the final line in the earthrise series and the repaints for airwave and ironworks plus the micromasters makes these figures feel like brand new releases. The packaging for the figures is really cool too and has box art on the inside of a map, unfortunately my packaging came with a long dent because of how the set was packaged and is very unfortunate since im a also a collector of the box. Other than the long dent in my box, the figures are really worth picking up.

One of the shuttle components cam misassembelled, with one of the components put in upside down, but that does not impact the vehicle mode or posability nearly at all, so it impacts the overall set very little. The other problem is that the ankle tilts on Overair can become very loose if bent too often.Other than those too, this is a set and well worth adding to your collection, provided you like the modulator/weaponizer gimmick or the micromasters(I think they're all fantastic).

These are re-colors of previously released figures from the siege line which are meant to be a companion set to commander class Sky Lynx.The figures at meant to combine on their own, which each other, and with the aforementioned Sky Lynx.On their own they are fun toys to play with. Highly recommended.Honestly this set is recommended to anyone. From serious collectors to anyone looking for a fun set.

Great bang for the buck, and the new paint jobs on the figures is wonderful. Plus the modulator gimmick is just plain fun, and lots of ways to combine them and they even connect to the previously released cities (Ft Max, Scorponok, Omega Supreme, Metroplex...) to make even more expansive city scapes!

Sure you're getting a lot of reuse and the only really new thing here is the docket on the combined micromaster but as a themed set this is just awesome.Nothing you haven't seen before but this is well done. Can definitely recommend.