Transformers Cyberverse Scout Class Grimlock

Smaller than what I thought

Kinda disappointing toy honestly

Bought this as a Christmas gift. When I received the package in the mail, it was a mini. My own fault for not reading the description more carefully, but I paid $19 and thought it was a full sized toy. Had to go back and order a different toy for my son instead. Guess this will be the most expensive class exchange gift ever, since it's not worth the hassle of returning.

Its too small

I bought this for my son for Christmas. I'll admit that it's my fault for not reading how small this toy is, but just to give you the feeling of how I felt when I opened the box, here's how: Watch the movie Spinal Tap and watch the Stonehenge scene. That's how I felt.This toy is cheaply made and really difficult to transform for smaller fingers. And when I say transform, I mean the head swivels to become a "dinosaur", but doesn't fully transform the way most transformers do.It's a pretty weak toy for kids, poorly designed and poorly built. The only reason I would buy this is to put in my cubicle if I worked in a really boring place and wanted to show off that my soul is still young while my body grows old.

Doesn't look anything like a dinosaur after Transforming, more like a lizard-man of some sort. The mouth opens as the tail is moved, which is kind of cool, and in Grimlock mode he looks good for the price point of $8... but only if you're a collector of Dinobot characters or a young person who isn't too picky about the limited change mode.

Overall size. Was much smaller than I expected.

Product was smaller than thought. The price alone suggested a regular-sized cyberverse figure. My son was disappointed.