The head design features a round helmet section with visor eyes and extensions sticking out the sides of the head.

I dig the deco, but I’ll continue to complain about the toy being exposed to the elements, not to mention the disgusting booger-mining fingers of children. Indeed, there’s no faction symbol in this mode at all, but I suppose that can be easily fixed with a repro-sticker. The images provided are for illustrative purposes only and actual item may vary from image or may have a different sticker. I particularly dig what they did with the front scoop, giving him what looks a bit like a cow-catcher on a locomotive, perfect for ramming Autobots off the road!Harness the power of Energon with the Transformers: Legacy Deluxe Prime Universe Dragstrip robot toy!

COMBINE TO FORM MENASOR: Collect other Transformers: Legacy combiner figures to form Menasor (Each sold separately, subject to availability. Rotate the chest/head section around, swing the head back then extend the chest piece and extend it, then push it down. Since 2016 we have traded in Ghost and other band merchandise from all the top rock and metal bands.Generally speaking, I think that CW Dragstrip is more fun for kids whereas TL is really more for the adult fans. One of my many issues with CW Dragstrip was that the mold was obviously intended to double as Mirage. I'd prefer to see the Combined mode (or at least what they're going for) before I invest, but I also don't want to miss out on this guy. Now, it's probably easier to do that with a Core Class figure than a Deluxe or Voyager, but the concern is a valid one and I will be interested to see where this design choice goes in the future. They mention that it looks great in both modes, has a great likeness to his G1 counterpart, and has excellent articulation.

Both CW and TL are perfectly adequate action figures, although I do like the twin guns on TL as opposed to CW's knife and oversized cannon.TL Dragstrip has sacrificed the Scramble gimmick; AFAIK he cannot become Menasor's leg, nor can he Scramble-combine with torso robots other than Motormaster; e.