Transformers - Autobot - Bumblebee - By Nikko - Review
- 6 years ago
Transformers - Autobot - Bumblebee\r
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Hey guys, Johnathan from ToyScoopers here.\r
In a previous video I looked at Optimus Prime.\r
Today Ill be looking at, Bumblebee.\r
Bumblebee is manufured by Nikko entertainment, and comes in a nice square windowed box.\r
On the outside of the box it shows the functions of the remote and corresponding ions Bumblebee makes.\r
A few extra features are also listed.\r
The recommended age is eight (8) and up.\r
Lets get Bumblebee out of the box.\r
So what came in the box is:\r
A manual with two Promo cards, \r
the remote controller, \r
a shield, a gun, and Bumblebee.\r
To get Bumblebee operational you will need:\r
Four (4) AA batteries and a 9 volt battery that Im gonna put in now.\r
Now lets play with it.\r
ToyScoopers give this Bumblebee Transformer 7.5/10.\r
Unlike Optimus, also manufured by Nikko, Bumblebee does not have any stickers of flimsy parts.\r
Steering is the same as Optimus which relies on independent rear wheel drive to turn left or right.\r
The front wheels are fix, they do not steer the vehicle, although they do turn around.\r
Just like with Optimus I wouldve like to see a safety mechanism that prevents Bumblebee from transforming to his car shape while the shield and gun are attached, since doing so can potentially damage the toy.\r
The remote is exly the same as Optimus with three selectable channels which allows three people to play with their Transformers at the same time.\r
Thats it for Bumblebee.\r
Please remember to like, subscribe, leave comments below and to follow ToyScoopers on Facebook and Twitter.\r
And look out for my next Transformer review.\r
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Hey guys, Johnathan from ToyScoopers here.\r
In a previous video I looked at Optimus Prime.\r
Today Ill be looking at, Bumblebee.\r
Bumblebee is manufured by Nikko entertainment, and comes in a nice square windowed box.\r
On the outside of the box it shows the functions of the remote and corresponding ions Bumblebee makes.\r
A few extra features are also listed.\r
The recommended age is eight (8) and up.\r
Lets get Bumblebee out of the box.\r
So what came in the box is:\r
A manual with two Promo cards, \r
the remote controller, \r
a shield, a gun, and Bumblebee.\r
To get Bumblebee operational you will need:\r
Four (4) AA batteries and a 9 volt battery that Im gonna put in now.\r
Now lets play with it.\r
ToyScoopers give this Bumblebee Transformer 7.5/10.\r
Unlike Optimus, also manufured by Nikko, Bumblebee does not have any stickers of flimsy parts.\r
Steering is the same as Optimus which relies on independent rear wheel drive to turn left or right.\r
The front wheels are fix, they do not steer the vehicle, although they do turn around.\r
Just like with Optimus I wouldve like to see a safety mechanism that prevents Bumblebee from transforming to his car shape while the shield and gun are attached, since doing so can potentially damage the toy.\r
The remote is exly the same as Optimus with three selectable channels which allows three people to play with their Transformers at the same time.\r
Thats it for Bumblebee.\r
Please remember to like, subscribe, leave comments below and to follow ToyScoopers on Facebook and Twitter.\r
And look out for my next Transformer review.\r
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ToyScoopers Channel: \r
======================================================\r
Facebook: \r
======================================================\r
Twitter: \r
======================================================\r
Background Music Information:\r
Early Riser - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) \r
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0\r