LEGO Icons Optimus Prime 10302 Transformers Figure Set, Collectible Transforming 2-in-1 Robot and Truck Model Building Kit for Adults, Perfect for Display or Play, Idea

Awesome Lego set!!! The price is high for the amount of pieces though.

Its a nice Lego set. My son loves it however he was disappointed there was no knee movement, so he has modified it to give it bendable knees and better hands

My boyfriend is a pretty big Transformers and Lego’s fan, so being able to combine them into one gift… he was ecstatic. Product arrived in perfect condition with All the pieces present. The actual assembly was not too difficult and for a Lego piece it transformed great. Plus the price is hard to beat (all other places were more expensive than on Amazon). Great gift!

Although this set is a bit on the pricey side, I know it will enjoyed and played with for a long time. Optimus Prime is huge and after hes put together, he will transform from truck to robot!!

I loved building the set, hard to transform but worth the build

This was a fun build for me mostly because I was an 80s kid. The Lego is more fragile than I like but over all it is a quality build. Much like the DeLorean from back to the future, this is a must have for a retro 80s collection.

Havent opened it yet but my mind is blown.

Gifted this to my nephew first birthday he loves it. Assembled it in a few hours much quicker than I could have.

my nephew loved this. hes loves Legos and loves Optimus Prime even more. it will take him awhile to finish this, but worth it.

I want to say up front, this was obviously made for the fans. The extras like the energy cube and the swappable belt piece prove that right away. And it actually does transform! Now, the drawbacks. I was missing a piece, but there ended up being a backup piece in a later bag that was close enough for now. Additionally, the joints are not super stable or robust. I blame this on the transforming abilities and the way the midsection especially has to bend and shift between forms, but right where you want to pick him up is exactly where hes weakest. Also, the build instructions were unclear enough that at several points I had to tear down and fix things I thought were correct but later ended up being wrong. It also continues the general flaw of many LEGO sets where it clearly has you building up using many smaller pieces where a single larger or more standard piece would have served better. It feels like an attempt to inflate the piece count for marketing without adding anything to the build itself. But LEGO sets do that all the time, its not unique or even excessive to Optimus here. Overall I love him, but I would definitely put his overall quality below that of the Voltron set.