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    W00t! Can't wait
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    Well here it is in June 2015, and with Target selling them for $59 I decided to finally grab one

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    Transformers 4 Age of Extinction Stomp 'N Chomp Grimlock Figure at Target

    Grimlock stands 20 inches tall in bot mode. That's almost as same length as my .............. Generations Metroplex.

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    I've seen at least one good digibash of S&C Grimmy into Trypticon. But I'm not about to buy another one and try it myself.

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    Actually, of all the "one-step" and simplified Transformers I think stomp & chomp is the most fun.

    My kids got one each for Christmas (he was on sale here for a really good price) and they still love playing with them.
    The transformation is really simple but effective, the sounds are fun, the ability for Grimmy to choose his faction is a nice touch and the figure itself has impact when people walk into my son's room in particular and see this beast of a Grimlock staring back at them in front of his display case. Even in robot mode he's still an intimidating toy. It's also great for doing exactly what it says stomping and chomping other toys.
    I can forgive it being a Bayformer for all the fun my kids have with him. Much more that the other Bayformer Grimlocks my son has in his collection.

    Oh - and despite being the size of a small dog this Grimlock doesn't cost much to feed (an odd Decepticon once or twice a week), clean up after and has no vet bills to worry about.

    He's not worth full price but definitely consider a look if he's on sale, especially if you have Transformer loving kids.

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    Damn you people, making me want to get this instead of more CW stuff!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Megatran View Post

    Grimlock stands 20 inches tall in bot mode. That's almost as same length as my .............. Generations Metroplex.
    Yes I thought you were going to say it was the length of your........ metroplex

    Quote Originally Posted by Bladestorm View Post
    Actually, of all the "one-step" and simplified Transformers I think stomp & chomp is the most fun.

    My kids got one each for Christmas (he was on sale here for a really good price) and they still love playing with them.
    The transformation is really simple but effective, the sounds are fun, the ability for Grimmy to choose his faction is a nice touch and the figure itself has impact when people walk into my son's room in particular and see this beast of a Grimlock staring back at them in front of his display case. Even in robot mode he's still an intimidating toy. It's also great for doing exactly what it says stomping and chomping other toys.
    I can forgive it being a Bayformer for all the fun my kids have with him. Much more that the other Bayformer Grimlocks my son has in his collection.

    Oh - and despite being the size of a small dog this Grimlock doesn't cost much to feed (an odd Decepticon once or twice a week), clean up after and has no vet bills to worry about.

    He's not worth full price but definitely consider a look if he's on sale, especially if you have Transformer loving kids.
    You are really making a case for me to go and buy a second one for my son for when he turns five in a couple of years . Reckon a 4 year old could handle him (that way I could give it to him in 18 months instead of 2 1/2 years)?

    Edit: couldn't help myself - went and bought him one

    Quote Originally Posted by UltimateGalvatron View Post
    Damn you people, making me want to get this instead of more CW stuff!
    Errr..... get both? Layby mate, layby
    Last edited by BigTransformerTrev; 12th June 2015 at 04:55 PM.

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