In stock now are these all-new Transformers plastic snap-together model kits from Trumpeter!
Plastic kit manufacturer Trumpeter has created a new range of highly detailed snap-together Smart Kits for fans of the "Transformers" franchise, based on Bumblebee and other popular characters including Soundwave, Blitzwing, and Optimus Prime. Trumpeter’s focus is on-screen accuracy, such as capturing Bumblebee’s distinct appearance across different adaptations, including his look in the Bumblebee (2018) film and Transformers: The Last Knight (2017).
Trumpeter Transformers are licensed by Hasbro and designed in robot mode with full articulation, enabling the character to hold multiple dynamic poses once assembled. Detailed, flexible joints replicate the Transformers movement style, offering collectors and builders many display options. Depending on the kit, some figures include weapons and accessories seen in the films, such as Bumblebee’s arm cannon and battle mask, which add to the figures’ authenticity and display appeal.
The figures are approx 10 cm tall when assembled and feature a high level of articulation, with over 20 movable joints enabling numerous poses. Detailing includes panel lines, armour plating, and weaponry.
These are snap-together model kits with pre-coloured parts, requiring no paint or glue, making them accessible for beginners and advanced model builders alike. Each figure comes with a display base that can be connected to other figure bases.
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Bumblebee is a beloved Autobot character in the Transformers universe, known for his courage, loyalty, and resourcefulness. He is depicted as a small, yellow scout with a warm personality who forms strong bonds with humans and Autobots alike. In the 2018 film Bumblebee, he forms a close bond with Charlie Watson, a young woman who helps him adapt to Earth, naming him "Bumblebee" after his yellow VW Beetle form. Together, they face Decepticon threats, with Bumblebee showing his deep sense of loyalty and bravery despite his losses.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 63 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable: 20 points of articulation. H: 92 mm.
- Display base included.
Decepticon tracker and enforcer, dedicated to eliminating Autobots. A dangerous and relentless pursuer, hunting Bumblebee and challenging him in a fierce aerial battle.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 85 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable: 32 points of articulation. H: 110 cm.
- Display base included.
Loyal, courageous, and resourceful Autobot known for his role as a scout and warrior. In Transformers: The Last Knight (2017), Bumblebee plays a pivotal role by helping Optimus Prime regain his true identity after being brainwashed.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 81 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable: 27 points of articulation. H: 92 mm.
- Display base included.
Supreme commander of the Autobots, a powerful warrior and strategist with a strong moral compass and a willingness to make sacrifices for the greater good. Leads his Autobots in battles to defend Earth and its inhabitants.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 103 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable: 20 points of articulation. H: 92 mm.
- Display base included.
Highly intelligent, loyal Decepticon and master of subterfuge. His ability to intercept communications and eavesdrop gives the Decepticons a significant advantage. Soundwave's loyal minion Ravage performs specialised tasks, such as reconnaissance and sabotage, on his command.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 132 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable: Soundwave 32 points of articulation. H: 130 mm. Ravage 21 points of articulation. H: 43 mm.
- Display base included.
Bumblebee, designated as B-127 on Cybertron, is a small, brave, and resourceful Autobot scout known for his unwavering loyalty and combat skills. In the 2018 film Bumblebee, he is sent to Earth by Optimus Prime to establish a safe haven for the Autobots as they flee Decepticon-controlled Cybertron.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 62 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable: 20 points of articulation. H: 92 mm.
- Display base included.
Courageous and fiercely loyal to the Autobot mission, Cliffjumper is one of Bumblebee's closest allies, characterised by his eagerness to engage in battle with the Decepticons despite any dangers.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 61 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable: 20 points of articulation. H: 92 mm.
- Display base included.
Cunning and ambitious Decepticon second-in-command, one of the most iconic villains in the Transformers universe. His constant schemes and power plays add a layer of tension and unpredictability to the Decepticon ranks, making him both a valuable fighter and a constant threat to his own leader.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 89 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable: 27 points of articulation. H: 130 mm.
- Display base included.
Compassionate and loyal Autobot known for her agility, intelligence, and skill in combat – a seasoned warrior who holds her own in battle alongside larger Autobots.
- Easy assembly snap fit plastic model kit.
- 72 prepainted parts. No tools or glue required.
- Poseable – 28 points of articulation. H: 92 mm.
- Display base included.
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The Transformers franchise originated in the early 1980s through a collaboration between the U.S. toy company Hasbro and Japanese toy company Takara. Hasbro licensed Takara’s toy lines Diaclone and Micro Change, repurposing them into new, shape-shifting characters. To support the toys, Hasbro partnered with Marvel Comics to create a storyline, and writer Bob Budiansky developed the backstory of Autobots and Decepticons, an intergalactic war between heroic and villainous robots from the planet Cybertron. This story was expanded in the animated Transformers series that aired in 1984, helping launch the franchise into pop culture.
The Transformers film series began in 2007, directed by Michael Bay and produced by Steven Spielberg. The first live-action movie, Transformers, introduced a new generation to Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, and their battle against the Decepticons on Earth. The success of this film led to a series of sequels, each blending explosive action and CGI with the ongoing Autobot-Decepticon conflict. In 2018, Bumblebee was released as a prequel, diverging from Bay’s style to focus on a more character-driven origin story directed by Travis Knight. The franchise’s popularity has made it a cornerstone of both action films and toy culture, appealing to audiences for decades through its mix of nostalgic and modern storytelling.