Transformers Generations Legacy Wreck ‘N Rule Collection Autobot Springer, Ages 8 and Up, 7-inch (Amazon Exclusive)

Absolutely stunning. I went all in on the Wreck'n'Rule subline, and so far it doesn't disappoint! Springer here is absolutely amazing. I seem to have lucked out on quality control, as all the joints are tight, nothing's fragile, plastic feels solid, everything is good. Unfortunate that QC is a bit hit or miss, but if you find one that's fine, you're in for a treat.Clearly the superior paintjob compared to the Siege Springer as well.

My son got and was very happy with it seems to be good quality he is very picky about details

Created as Ostaros, an experiment in making an artificial Cybertronian indistinguishable from the genuine article, by the scientist Mesothulas; Mesothulas's partner Prowl had a crisis of conscience as their collaborative efforts grew increasingly depraved, together with Impactor, killed Mesothulas and recruited Ostaros into the Autobots as "Springer", giving him to Kup to train.Later joining the Wreckers under Impactor, he would turn on his mentor after the latter slaughtered the helpless Squadron X, handing him in to the Autobot High Command, and would be made their leader by a team fearful of being held accountable for their own crimes. Later, he would take a leave of absence to rescue Kup from Tsiehshi, although many Autobots would be killed in the process–the old Autobot driven insane by the Ore-8 on the planet. He would later be overjoyed by Kup's apparent recovery, and would briefly fall under his leadership after the Surge.Eventually, in an attempt by the Wreckers to recover the Aequitas trial data from the Decepticon-held Garrus-9, he would be reunited with a barely-repentant Impactor before almost being killed by Overlord. After a long time in recovery, he would awake mysteriously after Mesothulas–now calling himself Tarantulas–captured Prowl. After the resulting mission, he effectively quit the Autobots, living on Earth with Verity Carlo, but a final encounter with Tarantulas and Overlord led to him travelling back in time, attempting to end the War before it began by nudging history in a better direction, one Cybertronian at a time.

Bought the figure when in sale and initially out of the box it was great, but after a few days of breaking in it became a bit of a mess. The figure doesn't always want to stand/pose either the knee or foot joints would give out from it's own weight, and the transformation instructions aren't the best to follow I'd instead follow a video. If you can get past those issues than grab the figure while you can. The easiest way to fix joints from what I've read online are nail polish, floor polish, or super glue (do at your own risk).

Came in great condition like him alot

He's better than his siege counterpart, and nowhere near as QC issued, but still some. Still, good fig and design and engineering.

My copy was terrible. Nearly every single joint, peg, clip, or tab was loose, popping off, or warped. My figure was unable to hold together right out of the box. My figure wouldn't stand, lift it's arms, or transform without an issue. It was so bad, I had to order a replacement and the replacement was even worse, which surprised me.It took me about 2 days to take the figure apart and fix these tolerances/issues and even still, the quality someone how feels lesser than the Siege version of the same mold. It's a shame because the character, mold, and actual figure is fantastic, but the quality of parts is what brings it to such a low star count.If this is a gift, be aware of these issues. Looking at what others have said, it looks like it's half and half for QC. The product I got was not worth the $30+ it cost and the time it took to have to fix the figure just to get it to an acceptable state. The picture is Springer after I spent some time fixing what I could. If you buy, hopefully you get a solid copy. :)

El producto llego muy rápido al destino.