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

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The base should have been bigger too, with at least one more base, perhaps another Airwave recolor to connect to Ironworks on the other side. Like Missile Master, Moonrock could have been repainted into the final missing member of the Astro Squad, Barrage. His gun has been replaced with a platform and a removable soft plastic missile that can also be put on his head. Botropolis Rescue Mission Overair, Ironworks, Missile Master, Moonrock, Fuzer, and Blast Master brings you two new bases with no new tooling from their previous Deluxe releases, two pairs of Micromasters (with some new tooling), and Doubledealer's rocket in new colors. The bases can connect and you get a nice little space station with a place to launch the space shuttle - it's a pretty sensible combo platter of parts and pieces.

Whether transformed or as Botropolis, these Transformers are ready to scour the universe on a rescue mission that’s sure to turn up some Decepticons along the way. The Micromaster shuttle attaches solidly to Doubledealer’s missile, or rather, the solid rocket booster, now.In just a few steps, turn the runway into Overair and the crane into Ironworks, both big enough to create a playset that can carry four included Micromasters! The two test subjects, Racer-Bot ALPHA and Racer-Bot BETA, ran rampant through Botropolis, scattering Go-Bots as they went. And the fact that Sky Blast can be carried on top of Payload or docked in Astroscope's satellite mode fits right in with what this set is doing. Putting the two Modulator molds together, you can come up with something that’s passable as a small launch site. A redeco of Doubledealer's rocket weapon has been included as a booster rocket for Micromasters going into space!

All they had to do with repaint him and replace the missile with soft plastic radar dish to clip on where the rocket goes. The missile is clearly meant to be attached to the gun as shown, but it is not shown in the instructions because Hasbro was too lazy to put it in. But instead, these were Micromasters toys released at the tail end of what may be their final release. The point is, there’s a lot of potential here, and if I’d tried to depict all of it, this would be over a hundred photos deep and it still wouldn’t be done being posted. Both deluxe modulator figures can combine to make the laziest excuse for the Zone Micromaster Rocket Base the world has ever seen.Ironworks is arguably the same character in new colors - generally not a move popular with fans of these toys - while Overair is the Japanese name of the Micromasters jet that came with their release of the airport base. The comet on which Botropolis was located was part of the Solar System, meaning that Earth would one day be a candidate for Go-Bot protection.