Description
Bring your favourite action-packed moments from the Transformers video games into your collection with the Transformers Studio Series Deluxe Class Gamer Edition Cliffjumper action figure, inspired by the Transformers: War for Cybertron video game! Cliffjumper spots a hoard of Decepticons preparing to attack Omega Supreme and unleashes defensive blaster fire. Transformers Studio Series Gamer Edition toys are collectible action figures for 8 year old boys and girls that feature video game-inspired details and accessories. Convert the action figure from robot to Cybertronian car mode in 21 steps and pose the Cliffjumper toy with the included Protect Omega Supreme removable backdrop scene. Transformers action figures for boys and girls make great gifts!
- Transformers Studio Series Gamer Edition: Transformers Studio Series is expanding into the video game universe! These collectible action figures are designed with details from Transformers video games
- 4.5-inch Scale Bumblebee: Transformers Studio Series 05 Gamer Edition Cliffjumper action figure for boys and girls is highly articulated for posability and features War for Cybertron-inspired deco and details
- 2 Iconic Modes: This Deluxe Class Transformers toy for 8 year old boys and girls features classic conversion between robot and Cybertronian car modes in 21 steps
- Awesome Accessories: Transformers figure comes with a sword and 2 blaster accessories that attach to the Cliffjumper figure in both modes. Swap out the figure’s arm and attach the blaster accessories as arm cannon attachments
- Removable Backdrop: Removable backdrop displays Cliffjumper figure in the Protect Omega Supreme scene. Fans can use the backdrop and pose their figures in the scene with their own style
Recommended for ages 8 and up.
Includes figure, 3 accessories, removable backdrop, and instructions.
Stock images from the manufacturer are used in this listing. Colours and decorations may vary.
Warning: Choking Hazard - Small parts may be generated. Not for children under 3 years.
