Transformers Studio Series Leader Class Rise of the Beasts 116 Apelinq Action Figure
Unleash the power of the Autobots with the Transformers Studio Series Leader Class Rise of the Beasts 116 Apelinq Action Figure. This stunning collectible brings to life the fierce and noble character from the much-anticipated Rise of the Beasts movie. Perfect for fans aged 8 and up, Apelinq is designed for both imaginative play and display, making it an essential addition to any Transformers collection.
Key Features:
- Impressive Dimensions: Measuring ‎22.2 x 10.2 x 26.7 cm and weighing 460 g, this action figure is perfect for both play and display.
- Age Recommendation: Suitable for children ages 8 years and up, encouraging creativity and storytelling.
- Educational Objectives: Promotes dexterity, imagination, pretend play, and interactive play, making it a fun and educational choice.
- No Assembly Required: Comes ready to play straight out of the box—no assembly or batteries needed!
- High-Quality Material: Crafted from durable plastic to withstand hours of imaginative adventures.
- Multicolored Design: The vibrant colors of Apelinq enhance the aesthetics, making it a visual delight for collectors and fans alike.
Additional Information:
- Item Model Number: TF7
- Release Date: January 27, 2025
- Date First Available: October 29, 2024
- Radio Control Suitability: Designed for play and viewing, allowing for an engaging experience.
Why Choose Apelinq?
Whether you’re a longtime fan of the Transformers franchise or a newcomer excited about the latest movie, the Transformers Studio Series Leader Class Rise of the Beasts 116 Apelinq Action Figure is a must-have. With its detailed design and articulation, Apelinq is not just a toy; it’s a gateway to a world of adventure and creativity.
Get ready to transform your playtime and embark on epic battles with Apelinq. Pre-order now to ensure you don’t miss out on adding this fierce warrior to your collection!
William O Sullivan –
Came quick, good quality
MasterI3laster –
Excellent quality, but pricey. It appears this is becoming the norm for leader class toys.
Calloni –
Ideal…
William O Sullivan –
Arrived promptly and is of high quality.
MasterI3laster –
Great quality, but expensive. Seems this is now becoming standard for the leader class toys.
Nuno Santos –
Espetacular
Calloni –
Perfect…
Simon Hall –
I quite like the live action Transformers films. They’re all largely awful, although the most recent two Bumblebee and Rise Of The Beasts, were a cut above the usual blur of nu-metal and tinfoil. I like Beast Wars, so it was great to see characters from that iteration of Transformers up on the big screen. I do like Transformers toys too, but have passed on a lot of the Studio Series stuff. Apelinq was on offer on Amazon and he’s quite a deep cut to have been picked up for the film, so I’ve had a punt. In robot mode, Apelinq looks pretty great, dressing up the usual sea of grey plastics these live action figures have with some dark greys and silver. Doesn’t sound very exciting, but it makes the figure look good. The forearm armour and sticky outy bits on the left shoulder pauldron plus new head sculpt add a bit of character and definition to what is Optimus Primal in different colours. As with all Primal toys, this excels in robot mode looking powerful and acrobatic, packing a serious amount of articulation to rival the best action figures. Apelinq wields two crescent shaped blades, which I do like but am a but would have preferred some the ability to clip these to the forearms in robot mode, rather than having to be handheld. They can also clip onto the chain he comes with which I appreciate. Transformation is pretty simple and whilst good, the resulting Ape/ Gorilla mode is a bit static and the hind legs look a bit of a messy jumble of bits and bobs. I do like that the beast mode mouth opens though, so you can have him hold the Transwarp Carrot in it’s mouth. Whilst accurate to the source material, translucent plastics would have been a better choice for this maguffin as it does look more like Apelinq is some sort of advert for your 5-a-day. Whilst a generally very well executed figure, it does feel very loose in the joints. I like it, but it’s not a total slam dunk. A solid effort overall.