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(All Images Source) Catching my eye lately has been Yolopark's line of AMK Transformers figures. Model kits in the softest sense of the term, their AMK series of figures has several levels of price points and series (AMK Pro, AMK Pro X) but all come as essentially glorified build-a-figures that hold together well, have superb detail and articulation, as well as accessory count! The Red series from Hasbro was a great idea that didn't pan out as well as it had the potential to; however, Yolopark has now cornered the market on exactly what non-transforming Transformers figures can be! Working their way through several movies and G1 at this point, hopes are high for this company to continue pushing out stellar Transformers figures, and as always I have my hopes of what will be released in the future! 5. Lockdown While stellar with detail, the Studio Series rendition of Lockdown was kibble-ridden which betrayed his onscreen CGI model which was very slim, agile, and perfect for a Yol...

(Image Source) While the last Transformers movie saw a very staggered release over a few years when it came to representation in the Studio Series line, with the brunt of the Cybertronian Autobots only coming out last year, Rise of the Beasts is a different story as nearly the entirety of the Cybertronian cast has been captured in this year alone! We've gotten all of the primary Maximals, the villainous Terrorcons, and pretty much the whole Autobot cast rounded out as well! There's a few more needed though to wrap up Rise of the Beasts in the Studio Series line, and with Hasbro's promise of more figures from the film coming out next year I hope that the rest of these characters become a reality! SPOILERS going forward! Honorable Mention: Ragtag Mirage This isn't a form we get a good look at in the mid-credits scene; however, it is a safe assumption that Mirage's robot mode will look pretty similar to his appearance before albeit with a much more ratty color deco to ...