Studio Series, Legacy or Masterpiece: Which Transformers range should you choose?

Launched in 2018, this collection has a single objective: accuracy. It covers all the Transformers films , from the first Michael Bay film (2007) to Rise of the Beasts .

• Perfect Scale: The robots are in exact proportion to each other. Optimus will always be massive next to Bumblebee.
• Complex Design: Aims for mechanical realism (cables, metal, pistons) rather than cartoon style.
• Collector Bonus: Each box includes a "Backdrop" (cardboard background) depicting a cult scene from the film.

Verdict: The best choice for those who love intricate film designs.

This is the main "Classic" range. It modernizes the characters from the 80s cartoon (G1) and the animals from the Beast Wars series with today's technologies.

• "Neo-G1" look: Simpler, more cubic shapes and bright colors. It's the Transformers as you remember them.
• The Multiverse: This is where you'll find the colorful designs and original alternative modes.
• Fun Factor: The transformations are often more intuitive and fun than on the Studio Series.

Verdict: Ideal for children and nostalgic G1 fans.

Warning: This is not a toy. The Masterpiece range is intended for display in showcases and is aimed at collectors seeking the rarest figurines .

• Luxury Finishes: Metallic paint, metal parts (die-cast), rubber tires.
• Crazy Engineering: The transformation is a complex puzzle that can take 30 minutes.
• Accessories: Comes with interchangeable faces, weapons, shooting effects, etc.

Verdict: The centerpiece of a serious collection.