Building Kickback Decepticon Insecticon Blokees Transformer Model by @triverse on 3Speak
These Blokees figures have definitely grown on me over the years. At first, I was completely against them, who wants a Transformer that doesn't TRANSFORM? Apparenytly I do. This is my first Decepti...
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Insecticon, which the insecticons, if you're not familiar, they're a subgroup in the Decepticons, just like the Autobots had the Dinobots. It's just a group of robots that are similarly designed that, you know, hang out together and stuff. You know, that's what the insecticons were. Now, this one was a little challenging, particularly the face. If you've watched my other videos, or if you haven't, I have a disclaimer about these things. Those blockies toys are small. They're about four inches tall or so. They are also really small. Pieces that make up the characters, particularly faces, are super small. Joint pieces are super small. The could swallow and potentially choke on these items. I do not suggest, giving blockies to children. and then just tell them to go put it together. If you're going to do this, if you're going to give this type of toy to a young person, you definitely have to be a hands-on parent, guardian, whatever you want to call it, because there will be problems. These pieces are small, like I said. So just keep that in mind. Don't just blindly buy these toys. These are not ready-made transformers. These are not just tear the box open, and you're done. You know, you take the toy out and just play. No, there is work involved with these. These are model kits. They're placed put together. These pieces are super small. The gray piece is his mouth. That is how, look how small that is. Please, do not let young children play with these. I say play, because pieces can pop off. His shoulder pads pop off very easily. I put them on wrong in this video. I'm sure someone will point that out, but... just for prosperity, and we'll point it out myself. And, but, like the head, it just snaps on. These are snapped together models. There's no glue required. They're super easy to put together. They're fun to put together. It's satisfying. Plus, you can take them apart. Use different IDW comics. I've seen the pictures. I haven't read the comics, but I've seen the pictures. Now, these do not transform. If you're wanting transformers that transform, then you're not getting them for, you know, well, you can't get them for five bucks, but they're really crappy looking. They don't look near as good as these by blockies, so you're going to get, like, the, for five bucks, you can get, like, the Duplo version of Transformers. They transform in, like, two or three steps, like, almost as bad as GoBots back in the day. Like, go bots back in the day, if anybody remembers them, you know, basically, the transformation was literally just fold simple transformations. That is what the $5, or under $10 transformers will get you. Super simple transformations. The robot looks like crap. The vehicle form looks half decent, but it's missing a lot of details. I mean, it's obviously, there's obviously cheaper versions. Anyways, back to Blocky's, if you enjoy making models, putting them together, enjoy the final product, these are basically action figures at the end of the day. Buy these, they're five bucks at Walmart. You know, I sell the model kits that I put together on eBay for basically five bucks plus shipping. Have at it.