Transformers Toys Studio Series 85 Deluxe Bumblebee Arcee Action Figure, 8 and Up, 4.5-inch, Multicolor, One Size (F3162)

Great figure didn’t expect it to be really small though as most of the figures as quite big still a great one to add

It’s great to have female transformers and something for the girls. This is the best bit. But was a nightmare to transform between robot and ‘bike’ (front wheel only). Three adults and kids really struggled even when following the instructions!

This arcee toy is extremely cool, and was easy to transform. Studio series really put attention to detail in this figure, and the value is very good for the price.

Interesting cybertronian bike mode; posable & sturdy robot mode. Holds up well for general play. Not too difficult to transform.

10/10 figure. But just some minor complaints. Neck ball joint is a little loose, which is disappointing but it’s no big deal. Her double hinge for transformation is scarily tight. DO NOT be afraid to put some force on it whilst transforming her, just make sure to do it the right way. Once it’s done once, you never have to worry about a tinge hinge again

Desde mi punto de vista, la mejor Arcee hasta el momento. El rostro, las piernas, el modo alterno, los colores y más detalles están en muy buena calidad. Diseño en pantalla simple pero elegante al mismo tiempo y muy bien traído al plástico. Recomendada.

Arcee has been plagued by the "backpack" and "shellformer" designs since the character's original inception in 1986. Her design was so awkward at the time that no toy was released. This is my second Arcee figure. The first being from the WFC line, which duplicated the character's somewhat clunky original concept. This one does an excellent job of aesthetically reproducing what we see in the Bumblebee movie. The articulation is fabulous and allows for excellent posability. The transformation is effective and easy to do. The vehicle mode looks great and incorporates storage for the two handguns. A couple of final notes: The stock images do not show it, but the feet do hinge and pivot to allow the legs to appropriately straighten. The backpack concept may be present in this model, but it is not a shell that simply slides over the robot, and the unique design of the feet means that the figure can be posed without concern for it falling over backwards.