I could sum up this product in one word, Awesome.......... but then that wouldn't give you an idea as to just how good it really is would it. This is Fanstoys first foray into the market and what a way to arrive, as a fan of toys and transforming robots in general having this in hand the last few days has just been great, its the first figure I've constantly transformed from one mode to the other without hassle I might add and constantly played with, something I really haven't done for a long time. Quake stands around the same height as MP Soundwave but perhaps a smidge taller, he is very weighty to pick up due to the high quality plastic used and the die-cast located in the legs and feet. He has electrical switches on both the forearm and back of the head to independently light up whichever part you chose, eye or laser arm.

The joints are superb, tight all round with ratchets in all the right places and not a gear to grind in sight. The transformation is smooth and very clever with the legs forming the rear bulk of the gun and the handle without removing parts. The backpack becomes the gun barrel and is very well concealed in robot mode. There isn't really anything to pick on or be critical about, its been mentioned that the hose should be on the underside of the arm but I feel that might be picking for the sake of picking.

Overall this is an AMAZING toy, it proudly stands in my Masterpiece cabinet and not only doesn't look out of place but actually looks like one of the best figures in there. I know I'm gushing but this has to be held in hand to be believed, if this is what Fanstoys can do already then we are all in for a treat with their future products.

Big, chunky and value for money, Quake Wave hits a Kapow first and scores 10/

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