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Heavy Load is a recolor of the Transformers Cybertron/Galaxy Force figure Quickmix, and I feel that his grimy Decepticon paint job fits the mold so much better than the bright blue, yellow, and orange of the original (and having Drillbit in class Constructicon colors is a nice bonus). He's a little basic in terms of design and posability, but is a good chunky bot with lots of ratcheting joints that help him hold a good pose. This particular one had a few loose points, namely in Drillbit's legs, part of the elbow joint on his mixing drum, and the top part of the mixing drum that flips down to form a control panel for Drillbit, but otherwise the figure is nice and solid. His action feature isn't spectacular, but it is fun: plugging the cyber planet key into his mixer opens it up to form a really big missile launcher. It only holds a single oversized missile, but it fires with enough force to knock over deluxe figures and the odd voyager if aimed well. As for other accessories, the double-barreled shotgun/blaster on his arm can be removed and held in his hand, and Drillbit can be either plugged onto it or held as a laser drill weapon/accessory. He's not the most exciting bot there is, but he's good, sturdy, chunky, and a lot of fun to play with and display.Read full review
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For a 14-year-old figure this has held up great. The paint looks excellent, and the transformation and functions work perfectly.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
It adds another usable weapon for Heavy Load, both in robot and cement truck form. The mini-con figure can also attach to the gun.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Very nice
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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