- The ultimate Decepticon weapon has arrived on Earth
- Combine all 6 detailed vehicles to create the mighty Constructicon Devastator figure
- Includes Mixmaster vehicle, which is motion activated and has conversion sounds
- Lights, speech and destruction sounds
- Requires 2 x AA batteries (included)
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Product Specifications
| Model Number: | 214270 |
| Assembly Required: | No |
| Batteries Required?: | Yes |
| Batteries Included?: | Yes |
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Product Description
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The ultimate Decepticon weapon has arrived on Earth, and nothing will ever be the same. Constructicon Devastator is the biggest robot ever--towering above Autobots and Decepticons alike. As his Vortex Grinder snaps open and glows with power, all before him quake in fear, knowing their destruction is inevitable.
Combine all six detailed vehicles--including the Mixmaster vehicle, which is motion activated and includes conversion sounds--to create the mighty Constructicon Devastator figure. Lights and destruction sounds show his enemies he means business and when the Constructicon Devastator figure speaks, they’re sure to run in fear. Recreate exciting movie scenes in your living room with this super-cool figure. Includes Longhaul, Mixmaster, Scavenger, Rampage, Scrapper, and Hightower vehicles. Includes 2 AA Powrfuel batteries.
Combine all six detailed vehicles--including the Mixmaster vehicle, which is motion activated and includes conversion sounds--to create the mighty Constructicon Devastator figure. Lights and destruction sounds show his enemies he means business and when the Constructicon Devastator figure speaks, they’re sure to run in fear. Recreate exciting movie scenes in your living room with this super-cool figure. Includes Longhaul, Mixmaster, Scavenger, Rampage, Scrapper, and Hightower vehicles. Includes 2 AA Powrfuel batteries.
Product Description
Combine 6 awesome Transformers to build Constructicon Devastator, complete with lights and sounds that bring this character to 'life'! Constructicon Devastator is named for the brutal, destructive winds that whip around the equator of Cybertron. He is mighty beyond the boundaries of a normal robot frame. Rather, he is a force of nature - inevitable, unstoppable, and indestructible! He destroys all in his path, as do his namesake winds. Earth has never experienced a destructive force as singular as Constucticon Devastator. Where he walks, the humans' fragile world will be quaked and stripped to its very foundations. Combine all six detailed vehicles; Longhaul, Scavenger, Rampage, Scrapper, Hightower and Mixmaster with motion-activated vehicle and conversion sounds! The Transformers Devastator figure features Mech Alive gearing allowing the Vortex Grinder to open. There are also lights and destruction sounds , he even speaks! Supreme Combiner Constructicon Devastator is a great addition to your Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen collection! A super cool way to encourage imaginative play and recreate your favourite scenes from the movie!
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66 of 71 people found the following review helpful
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A hugely disappointing clunky, mis-fire from Hasbro. This is more power Rangers Mega-zord than Transformers gestalt. I'm a bit baffled by the corner cutting rationale behind this release. The individual constructicon vehicles have no robot modes of their own and simply transform into various body parts and clip together (in a slightly frustrating fashion it has to be said, for something so simply designed) to form Devastator. It doesn't take long to do, and there's the usual light and sound palaver that seem to be de riguer these days.
What is massively disappointing about this toy is that it isn't a true Transfomers combiner. I can't understand why Hasbro have not bothered with robot modes for the individual vehicles. Yes, they don't transform to robots in the film, but they are clearly the same characters as the Voyager scale constructicons (that pervesrly, do have robot modes but can't combine!). Its not like Hasbro and their Japanese patners Takara-Tomy don't have the where with all to produce excellent merge groups - all the way back to the '80s with stuff like the original Debastator, the likes of Defensor, Menasor and so on, to the more complex and detailed Beast Wars combiners (Tripredacus, Magnaboss) and even more recently with 2001s superb Robots In Disguise combiners (Landfill, Railracer). The technology and engineering exists, so why have Hasbro and Taktom bottled it for this release?
The other main failing of the set is that the vehicles are all hugely out of scale with each other - the cement mixer in particular is massive - and feel like the cheap plastic ugliness that Tonka toys have now become.
One to avoid at all costs - particularly at £100- and worth waiting for Tak-Tom to release their redictionist Legends scale Devastator, which features seven constructicons with their own vehicle and robot modes which can combine to form Devastator.
What is massively disappointing about this toy is that it isn't a true Transfomers combiner. I can't understand why Hasbro have not bothered with robot modes for the individual vehicles. Yes, they don't transform to robots in the film, but they are clearly the same characters as the Voyager scale constructicons (that pervesrly, do have robot modes but can't combine!). Its not like Hasbro and their Japanese patners Takara-Tomy don't have the where with all to produce excellent merge groups - all the way back to the '80s with stuff like the original Debastator, the likes of Defensor, Menasor and so on, to the more complex and detailed Beast Wars combiners (Tripredacus, Magnaboss) and even more recently with 2001s superb Robots In Disguise combiners (Landfill, Railracer). The technology and engineering exists, so why have Hasbro and Taktom bottled it for this release?
The other main failing of the set is that the vehicles are all hugely out of scale with each other - the cement mixer in particular is massive - and feel like the cheap plastic ugliness that Tonka toys have now become.
One to avoid at all costs - particularly at £100- and worth waiting for Tak-Tom to release their redictionist Legends scale Devastator, which features seven constructicons with their own vehicle and robot modes which can combine to form Devastator.
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This was the only toy my wee boy wanted for Christmas, so I bought it for him as his main present as it is quite expensive, I am so glad I did. He has had endless fun with this toy, he is playing with this toy as I type ( and we are now into February!!!). Yes, some of the joints are a little bit hard for him to get, but what are parents for???
My son is 6yrs and I think this must be the best present I have ever bought for him... Long may it continue...
My son is 6yrs and I think this must be the best present I have ever bought for him... Long may it continue...
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I bought this for my nephew a few weeks ago & I am really pleased with how much joy he has got out of it. The figures are big & sturdy & the combined robot is very impressive & he just loves it. It was expensive but thoroughly worth the money judging by the amount of use it has had & he has not even managed to break it yet!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Complicated toy!
This toy looks great when all built, but to actually build this into a transformer is a nightmare! We had to watch YouTube instructions to figure it out! Read more
Published 4 months ago by hannah687
Transformers Revenge of the Fallen Constructicon Devastator
my 6 year old loves this and never stops playing with it, well worth the money as you get 7 toys in one. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Mr. Gary White
Was my son devastated?
This is a fun toy purchased for my son 9.
He can pretty much handle the contstruction and deconstruction though some of the joints can be tough to do. Read more
He can pretty much handle the contstruction and deconstruction though some of the joints can be tough to do. Read more
Published on 31 Jan 2010 by D. Dinsdale
Noise. 0n devastator head
I as the parent wish there had been a switch to turn of the noise and light on the head of devastator. It is very irritating and my grandson gets very agitated with it. Read more
Published on 7 Jan 2010 by nanny joni
Pretty much what I expected...
Bought this for my son for Christmas as he'd been going on and on about it. It's pretty much as I thought it would be, if your children have any other transformers you'll know what... Read more
Published on 3 Jan 2010 by Jessica Rusted
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