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Price: $43.00 Prices subject to change.
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Amazon Maximum Age: 9 years
Amazon Minimum Age: 60 months
Binding: Toy
Brand: Hasbro
EAN: 0653569182924
Label: Hasbro
Manufacturer: Hasbro
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 9 years
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 60 months
Model: 81299
Publisher: Hasbro
Release Date: September 12, 2006
Sales Rank: 25182
Studio: Hasbro
Features:- Futuristic warrior figure transforms from robot to fighter jet and back.
- Die-cast metal figure in the Titanium collectable series comes with his own display stand.
- Rich fictional history in the Transformer Universe.
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Easily one of the best Autobots in the Classics line, this version of Jetfire is seemingly based on his Stormbringer appearance. Apart from his ordinary jet mode, he has a super-vehicle mode, in which the overhead gun pylons and wing cannons are added. Similarly, Jetfire has a standard robot mode with a humanlike face and his handheld double-barreled rifle serving as his weapon, and a super-robot mode, a little closer to the original Robotech template, complete with gun-mounted faceplate helmet, forearm-mounted projectile cannons and shoulder-flipping gun pylons. Like the original cartoon, the Dreamwave continuity gave Jetfire a friendship history with Starscream---this being one of the factors that contributed to Jetfireâs early reticence in choosing between the Decepticons and Autobot factions. Though Jetfire did eventually choose the Autobots, he was treated a little like the resident ugly duckling for a while. In the case of Grimlock, the animosity was much more pronounced, although Grimlock was forced to work alongside Jetfire in order to escape arcane sacrifice at the hands of the Fallen.
Editorial Review :
Arch-rival to Decepticon warrior Starscream, Jetfire has a long, complicated history in the ongoing clash between Autobots and Decepticons. For untold millennia, he was frozen in a block of arctic ice, the result of an avalanche that buried him while on a scientific mission to earth. Later, confused by his close friendship with Starscream, he dabbled in the Decepticon cause, until he discovered the full treachery and malevolence of his former friend and his cohorts. Now Jetfire misses no opportunity to battle Starscream in the sky. His speed, courage, and ability to transform himself from robot to jet makes this fighter a considerable match for his enemy. The Titanium series die-cast metal Jetfire, in red, gray, and black, stands six inches tall on his display platform. Collectors won’t want to be without this key figure in the epic power struggle between the Transformer Universe’s Decepticons and Autobots. --Emilie Coulter
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This toy was a must buy for me because it is Jetfire. The original toy was modelled after a Macross toy. This mold is reminiscent of the original as suggested by the "classic" toy line. My only real complaint is that the arms are very visible in the alt mode. Definitely recommended.
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Classics Jetfire is a masterpiece! This toy is the single most details and accessoried figure from this toyline.
The vehicle mode for this figure is superb, it is highly detailed and looks very similar to the cartoon character (also called SkyFire). The vehicle mode has foldout wheels, opening cockpit and the iconic red jetboosters that are this chaactgers distiguishing mark. The characters guns fit neatly into the wings and the characters removeable helmet fits neatly into the fuselage ... Read More
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Jetfire/Skyfire has always been my favorite, so this one's just great to have. Pretty sturdy as far as construction goes, so heavy play isn't a problem, but trying to stand him up on his own with that jetpack attached requires a little skill. I wish he was a bit bigger, as Jetfire was just enormous in the actual show, but you can't have everything. Probably one of my favorite features on this are the eyes: they're clear blue plastic straight through to the back of the head, so when backlit, the eyes glow. ... Read More
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Jetfire/Skyfire from Transformers is a very calm, intelligent scientist who was around during the Golden Age of Cybertron. I enjoyed his G1 character (Skyfire) and was happy to find a toy that does a good job in representing his cartoon form. He is quite sturdy and is still holding stiff joints after a number of transformations. His face is calm and passive and captures his character well. Adults and children alike can enjoy this product since he holds together well and shouldn't break with normal handling. ... Read More
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Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R27L9JR3744T8U Skyfire (Jetfire) is one of the better Transformer toys available today. I got one for my daughter and she loves it. I made this little movie for her to see what he'd look like if he were really transforming.
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