2014 brought the focus of Transformers to the new live-action film, Age
of Extinction. As with all new toylines, the series was obligated to start out with Optimus Prime. Evasion Mode Optimus Prime transforms into a Marmon HDT AC 86 (although he takes a couple design cues from the Freightliner FLA 8664 used in G1). Evasion Mode Optimus Prime is a clear homage to Generation 1 Optimus Prime, although the toy clearly reflects the real
truck used to portray Optimus in hiding in the beginning of the film. Despite having a traditional cab-over-engine design, Evasion Optimus’s robot mode closely resembles the designs used in the previous Movie,
Revenge of the Fallen, and Dark of the Moon series. Evasion Mode Optimus Prime transforms into a highly detailed Marmon HDT
AC 86. The cab uses fairly accurate proportions for the truck, including such details as clear windows, molded rivets, silver window trim, and the trademark silver stripe around the mid level of the cab. The truck mode borrows slightly from notable features of the original Optimus Prime truck mode, such as the cab air vent above the grille shell. This may have been done because the Marmon truck mode is not licensed. The rear of the truck frame is more robust than previous movie designs, and
features molded fenders, a fifth wheel, and side-mounted diesel fuel tanks. Optimus’s transformation is complex in the traditional Movie-verse fashion, involving an intricate sequence that essentially turns the cab inside-out to from the upper body, with the legs being produced from the truck’s rear frame. The robot mode has similar proportions to many of the previous Movie Optimus Prime toys, despite the decidedly blocky truck mode. He has broad shoulders decorated with robot mode details
that mimic those created by the earlier Peterbilt 379 alternate mode. He also features a faux-windshield on his chest, whereas the actual windshield of the alternate mode winds up on his elbows. Evasion Mode Optimus’s paint detailing is conspicuously absent in his robot mode, leaving large swaths of his body in one solid color. The entire legs from the knee down are solid blue, for example. In robot mode, he wields a long missile launcher with an additional curved grip that looks as though it
was intended to be gripped by a different type of hand. The missile launcher can also be pegged in the center of Optimus’s cab roof in truck mode. Optimus is constructed primarily of joints that can be re-attached, and has no obvious design flaws or weak points. Evasion Mode Optimus Prime does not have any known production variants. Evasion Mode Optimus Prime was available as part of the first wave of the Generations Voyager Class in 2014. Optimus Prime’s mold has not been reused. Price Chart Price Check Find out what this item is worth with our real-time price guide! In Package Pictures, Instructions Scans and Stats Card Scans
In Package
Sealed: Sold Out Instructions Evasion Mode Optimus Prime Instructions scan Stats Card Evasion Mode Optimus Prime Stats Card scan Set Figures
Evasion Mode Optimus Prime Size: 7.00" (17.8cm) Complete: Sold Out Fig Only: Sold Out Set Accessories
Ion Cannon (x1) Size: 3.75" (9.5cm) Sold Out
Missile (x1) Size: 1.00" (2.5cm) Sold Out Mold Reassignments for Evasion Mode Optimus Prime
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Optimus Prime & Grimlock Series: Platinum Edition What is the rarest Optimus Prime toy?G1 Pepsi Optimus Prime
The Pepsi variant of everyone's favorite Autobot is often the most expensive Transformers toy on the market (if it's in good condition). This Optimus Prime is the same as the other toy, only it has Pepsi decals and was only available in North America, and it's rarer than the regular version.
How much is Optimus Prime toy worth?Real-Time Online Price Guide Values for Transformers Toys. What is the rarest transformer toy?The Lucky Draw series has possibly the rarest toys of any Transformers line. Given away in magazine promotions, special DVD sets, and conventions, only a handful of each model was ever made. Case in point, Convoy, or “Crayola Convoy” as fans have dubbed it.
How much does Optimus Prime Automatic toy transform cost?Robosen Robotics' Optimus Prime robot can automatically transform into a truck just like the movie/cartoon versions, but the breathtaking $900 price makes it more a toy for collectors than children.
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