I was blown away by the engineering and how clean this figure transforms.

A fantastic figure and amazingly engineered with almost all of their MP Prime rivaling techniques incorporated into a legends scale figure.

Great figure aesthetically. Fun to play with and pose. The only issue is my copy has very loose elbows where he cannot hold his gun out. Again, this is just my copy and might not be an issue on others. I love having this figure and would definitely say "Go for it" if asked whether to purchase it or not.

My gripe first.
Trailer doesn't peg into the cab. Zero playability there.

Everything else is very well done. It is the MS-01 scaled to legends with simpler arms. Great job on those arms. Clever and effective. Materials used feel solid, never feels like I'm going to break it unless I'm twisting tiny flaps like a jerk. Sculpt and proportions are insane for such a tiny Optimus. Paint is clean and well done.

Must have in my book. Other Legends scaled Primes look like trash next to him.

This figure in its automotive form is about seven and a half inches in length with the trailer "attached"(I'll get to that later) and in robot form is just under 5 inches. Within that small frame is a very enjoyable amount of articulation, detail, and steps involved in the transformation.

The packaging is nice quality, with all the additional items and hand variations in a small resealable bag.I have no complaints here.

The paint/color/finish has no flaws that I can find even on the smallest detail like the windshield wipers. Nothing is misaligned or where it shouldn't be. Very nice.

Build quality is very good, with only one or two small exceptions to some areas around the head while transforming feeling like they could snap off easily. You could also easily snap them back in place I'm sure. The one issue I have here is with the trailer having a small circular peg for which you would think there would be a corresponding hole to allow the trailer to attach to the cab.It simply sits in a spot between what was the legs.It gets the job done, but there is an attachment to allow another figure to connect to the trailer so I was a little confused as to why this decision was made.

The trailer itself has a decent amount of moving parts for what it is, unfortunately some parts are hard to get to like two legs to keep the trailer from falling over when not hooked on the cab. There is also a ramp that can pop out the back, but it was not indicated how to pull it out, so I'll just let you know- if you put you finger underneath the trailer right behind the back wheels and push you will hit the back of the ramps and they pop out nice and easy.

As you can see my gripes are few and minor at best, especially when compared to the amount of detail the figure is given when it comes to functionality and style. I think this is a nice addition to any collection