Hasbro Star Wars Transformers - Luke and X-Wing Fighter

This would be a cool piece if it weren't so flimsy. Everything breaks off pretty easily. Luckily it's not permanent but it's hard to display without something falling off.

I bought several of these transformers for my 6-year-old son, who is crazy about Star Wars. He loves them, but they vary in quality -- the Obi-Wan and Anakin transformers are sturdy, but General Grievous has many parts which come off easily, and parts of Luke Skywalker broke within a day. The Darth Vader transformer has held up well (my 2-year old has one of those too, and it has stood up to his handling) but it also has pieces which sometimes are hard to attach well. Still, my son loves these toys and even plays with the broken Luke transformer, though not as much as the others. My advice: buy Anakin or Obi-Wan but think twice about Luke and General Grievous.

Bought this for my grandson who loves Star Wars objects. Not people, but planes, trains, and automobiles if that is the way to get it across easily enough. Of all the toys I bought for him, this is THE one he wanted. He wanted to see it change from an X-wing to a robot right away. He was so excited. In the first couple of moves the wing snapped in half. Then pieces would continue to fall off. In the end we glued the wing, put it as an X-wing, and he thru it in a toy box, and was not a happy camper. I would highly recommend it as either as one toy or another, not both, with some glue to be sure it stays together, and at a very low price. Otherwise nicely authentic.

Pleased to have found a perfect toy for my Grandson Luke. He loved Transformer and Star Wars and this one had a tiny Luke Skywalker.

This may very well be the most disappointing toy I've ever purchased for my kid, at least from a quality standpoint. We followed the directions exactly right the very first time and a wingtip snapped at the hinge. On top of that, all of the pressure split-pegs that hold on the other wings and torpedo weapons on the wingtips were all loose, and one was cracked. Two hours after having it out of the box (from new), one failed completely and there is no way to repair it whatsoever. This toy is a total failure as something that a child can play with. Great idea, but total manufacturing failure.Buy this only if you're a collector and you plan to leave it in the package, or display it on a shelf.

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My son ask for this for Christmas and it lasted 5 mins and it broke in two places and he was being very careful, but being Christmas the packing got tossed in the Tash so now I can’t return it or get a new one very disappointed in this toy!

Many of the reviews for this toy take aim with the durability. I will agree that this is not a toy intended for children. There are joints that are stiff (force it and it could break), and joints that look flimsy (the ankle rotation in particular seems to be a common complaint).My model didn't have the ankle issue but did have the too-large-to-grip-lightsaber issue. You can work around this though, which is acceptable for display purposes.Additionally, the transformatioon instructions did not perfectly match the capabilities of my model. It indicated some motions that were obviously not available, either due to revision of the toy post production or simply due to changes in the design process not reflected in the literature.now this might sound like I hated this toy, but that can't be farther from the truth. It is just SO cool. The X-Wing includes some great detail, it just looks fabulous. And to top it off, it transforms. Seriously, how cool is that? the mini-figure fits into both the ship and robot modes, it comes with a lightsaber and makes me feel like I'm 8 all over again. What more could I ask for.I am not an avid collector so I can't attest to this unit as being worthy of investment status, and I can't recommend it to parents for kids who will actually play with it. But to old Stars Wars and Transformers fans, I couldn't recommend it more.Last point, try the Hasbro online store. Might get lucky.