Devastator boxset feature description.

[GoktimusPrime]

Gosh, if those are the photoshopped pics, the real ones will probably be particularly dull.

+1.

The moulds themselves also look unimpressive.

[TF76]

Like a few people on the board I saw a prototype in person a few months ago and it is pretty cool. Not what I expected or hoped for but not as crap people make it out to be either. It is bigger than I expected too. Really wide. I'm sure lots of us will by him when we see it in person.

[SilverDragon]

He does not look good in that picture. It's a combination of the bland paint job (or lack of paint on areas that need it) and the leg that Long Haul forms looking awkward.

[1orion2many]

Looks like a bodybuilder who only works on his top half and has chicken legs

[Deceptic_Optic]

Looks like a bodybuilder who only works on his top half and has chicken legs

hahaha yeah i saw that coming, ask me why i still like him i dunno it has its evil look and his a giant lol. just hope i dont get dissapointed with him and end up agreeing with everyone's thought about devastator

[shokwave2]

For the guys who have seen it in person, what's the poseability on this thing? Will we be able to hunch him over in a crawling pose like in the movie? He looks pretty stiff in those pics.

[GoktimusPrime]

The really important question: Does he really have janglies? If so, he'll only be the second Transformer toy ever made to have a pair.

[griffin]

For the guys who have seen it in person, what's the poseability on this thing? Will we be able to hunch him over in a crawling pose like in the movie? He looks pretty stiff in those pics.

The one they had at the AUS Toyfair was a prototype, so wasn't very mobile, and the one at BotCOn was sealed in a plastic display case, so it is difficult to tell how articulated the final version will be. I would think that it should be fairly stable and articulated for them to sacrifice a robot mode for each constructicon, but it is so big and heavy, that there may be some solid load-bearing limbs and joints, limiting its poseability. Not to mention that it is supposed to crawl along on all fours like a gorilla, so probably can't do as much as a regular biped-formers.
I think this will be a word-of-mouth type figure among the collectors, with most waiting for someone else to get it first to see if it is worth getting.