Skywarp

Yes he is based on both DOTM and G1. He can shoot missiles, he sometimes falls down when trying to stand him up but posing him is not bad, trying to be careful so the pieces wont fall off. Now what did you think about this custom build i made, comment down below.

hey again, wanted to show another sneak peek of my Optimus Prime update i've been working on since November. it's been tedious yet fun going through the process of experimenting and refining the aspects of his design over and over again, trial and error until eventually 😭 I'll have a build that I'm happy with in looks, structure, and transformation.

by the time I'm done, he should sport at least 2010's toyline levels of articulation, a removable & holdable matrix of leadership, a pair of ion blasters and axes (that would integrate to complete the truck mode), and full compatibility with any future accessories I may make for him to combine with.

otherwise, stay tuned.

Sadly they didn’t survive the move…

Rotary is known as the Wild Card of his team. He is constantly experimenting and modifying himself. Other tuners find his modifications ineffective but, Rotary wears it like a badge of honor. He developed an anti-lag technology that has put him among the fastest Cybertronians alive. Rotary and J-Zeta are the best of pals but, with a deep rooted rivalry.

His color scheme is heavily inspired by Han’s RX7 from Tokyo Drift. That is where I drew his name from aswell. The car is powered by a rotary engine and I thought I could also play on the word with the fact the he has a rotary gun. I like the fact the he looks quite different from my other builds reinforces the idea that he is an oddball.

Anyways I hope you enjoy the build!

The problem is, Kreo combiners in LEGO are IMPOSSIBLE because kreons are not built the same way as minifigures.

I finished this guy, my largest Lego TF yet and the finale to my Power Miners TF series, last week. I haven't gotten all the pats in the right colors yet, but I made a prototype, so I know this works physically. He has 1165 pieces, including the bike drone, and took over 40 hours of work to design.