Unfortunately, it has to go on his head upside down, so the hollow bottom of the missile is showing, which makes no sense.

This action figure is part of the Transformers genre within the War for Cybertron: Earthrise series and is number Encounter 05. Ironworks has been repainted to match Earthrise Commander Sky Lynx, which would make more sense if Overair was also painted in those colors, but I’ll get to him. Originally I only got the set for the G1 Micromaster Missile Master and Moonrock homages but now the rest of the set has grown on me. A redeco of the mass retail version, Overair is a Modulator, and can transform into multiple configurations.Sponsor News BBTS: Transformers Masterpiece, Toxic Crusaders, Marvel Legends, Batman, Mythic Legions, Godzilla, MLP, Zoids, Anime and More! If you bought the previous molds, these are just as good - although I do find the colors to be more pleasing on this release. Now I’m thinking if I should get a spare Sky Lynx just to have the whole Rocket Base set permanently displayed. My "Astroworks" (who I've dubbed "Payload") came with his crane-arm somehow paint or glue-locked at the elbow.

In just a few steps, turn the runway into Overair and the crane into Ironworks, both big enough to create a playset that can carry four included Micromasters! Overair is a new-to-USA character based on the USA's airport base with Airwave, but in new colors and using Selects Hot House as the base.This entry was posted in Toy Reviews, Toys, Transformers and tagged Blast Master, Botropolis Rescue Mission, Earthrise, Fuzer, Galactic Odyssey Collection, Generations, Ironworks, Megatron, Micromasters, Micron, Micron Micromasters, Missile Master, Moonrock, Overair, Select, Toys, Transformers, Transformers Generations, Transformers Generations Earthrise, Transformers Generations Selects, Transformers Generations War for Cybertron, Transformers Generations War for Cybertron Earthrise, Transformers Selects, War for Cybertron. As the Autobots and Decepticons speed through space in pursuit of the Allspark, special side missions take some of their members off course. But instead, these were Micromasters toys released at the tail end of what may be their final release. I would go as far as to say that doesn't make it a particularly good toy, since Blast Master is too back-heavy to stand up.

The comet on which Botropolis was located was part of the Solar System, meaning that Earth would one day be a candidate for Go-Bot protection. Entertainment News - The Third Part of the "War for Cybertron" Trilogy Confirmed, "Kingdom" is Coming! They're a little less colorful, but are good enough updates of the originals that I assume Micromasters dabblers will love it, the purists will hate it, and most people have no idea if this is a new guy or not because to them G1 ended in 1987.The Modulators were just trying to do too much, counting up having new robot modes, breaking apart to be armor, tools, and weapons for other toys, and trying to emulate the base modes of the originals. Overair and Ironworks are striking blue, white, and red toys with a lot of matching color elements that will delight you while infuriating you that nobody bothered to tool a new robot head. The base should have been bigger too, with at least one more base, perhaps another Airwave recolor to connect to Ironworks on the other side. Game News: Battle in this weekend’s "Earth Wars" event to win Spark, Crystal Shards, Bot XP and more! Every year, the Botropolis High Council selects citizens to serve and protect on one needy world, though from all appearances, the only thing the worlds need protection from is rogue Go-Bots.