Sideswipe Warrior Class | Transformers Robots in Disguise RID

In the Transformers Robots in Disguise Combiner Force animated series, Bumblebee and his heroic team of Autobots must unlock the secrets of combination to become more powerful robots and battle Decepticons that are bigger and badder than they have faced before. Kids can imagine joining the action and combining forces with Transformers Robots in Disguise Combiner Force Warriors Class figures, larger-scale figures that feature classic Transformers conversion and awesome weapon accessories. With this Transformers Robots in Disguise Combiner Force Warriors Class Bumblebee figure, kids can imagine charging into battle prepared to fight

Transformers Robots in Disguise Drift is Warrior class and transforms from Race Car to robot and back. Transformers Robots in Disguise or RID is the US market release of Takara Tomy39s Japanese toyline Car Robots. Transformers Robots in Disguise features many of Takara39s same molds and figures, and also utilized many existing molds from the G2 Transformers line and some of the Beast lines. Transformers Robots in Disguise also parted from the Beast theme that ran through the prior series and brought back both the Autobots and Decepticons. Start your Transformers Robots in Disguise collection today with Optimus Prime. Add this highly sought-after piece to your collection today at TFSource, your source for Hasbro Transformers Collectible Action Figures.

Transformers Robots in Disguise 2015 Scorponok Warrior Class is part of the Transformers Robots in Disguise animated series toyline and features the Decepticon Scorponok, who transforms into a mechanical scorpion. Scorponok is one of the dangerous Decepticon fugitives pursued by Bumblebee and the Autobots in the Robots in Disguise series. This Warrior Class Scorponok figure converts from robot to scorpion mode and is part of the main scale of the Robots in Disguise 2015 toyline. Warrior Class figures are the core size class of the line, offering a balance of articulation, transformation complexity, and show-inspired design.