Check my other comment for more details, but I am EXTREMELY hesitant to back any more big ticket items from Hasbro. Anything I do would need to be something I can buy, return, and exchange locally if I have any problems.

Articulation is lacking? Dude I had the original and it was a brick, in fact articulation on this and Dino megazord is great compared to the originals. If this was of the same quality of a transformers masterpiece with the same level of paint and articulation that it already has, with the same size as it is you'd be looking at an easy 250. People miss the cost of parts, paint, materials, this is a middle ground. I had a SoC megazord, that cost an arm and a leg and while the actual plastic was denser I still prefer my zap version, more posable, has detail and paint with articulation for a fraction of the price. I think the zap line is great personally

@@optchurch1402 yes the original is a brick

@@optchurch1402 but for a 170dollats zapastro megazord o expected more articulation.

@@joseavenia3634 head movement, side to side up and down, arm rotation, elbow rotation, wrist rotation, shoulders can move outwards, elbows can move to the side, waist articulation, thigh rotation, thigh can move forward with skirt armour articulated to accommodate, ankle rotation and tilt with ball joints, interchangable hands, paint, engineering, size. viewable cockpits, mini rangers, fully painted accessories. The original suit in the show couldn't even move as much. So yeah for 170 with all things considered that's a great price and I should know, I've been a collector for years ranging from masterpiece transformers to non articulated statues that cost twice as much as this

@@joseavenia3634 got it in hand now and wow it's fantastic, got it displayed in my cabinet and it looks incredible, well worth the price of admission and I didn't realise it has an ab crunch too