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You can check your balance anytime in your cart. Toyhacks is a company run by collectors for collectors. So check out toyhacks.com and make your collection stand out from the rest. And tell them Patriot Prime sent you. Now, on to the review. The featured button this video is the brand new Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise Target Exclusive Thrust. I pre-ordered this guy back in October and after multiple delays he is finally in my hands. And I was really starting to worry because I was seeing all over Facebook that they were finding him in the stores. But my order kept getting delayed and delayed and delayed. And then finally I get that email that he is on the way. So I am so thrilled to have all of the Earthrise Seekers now in my collection. So taking a quick look at the packaging. You've got thrust here in robot mode, Transformers War for Cybertron Earthrise. Side of the box is some great art of thrust flying into battle. Back of the package you got thrust in robot mode and jet mode. Side of the package the Earthrise artwork. So now without further ado let's get this long-awaited seeker opened up out of this package and let's check him out. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. Now once you get thrust all opened up and out of his packaging you'll see he does come with a sheet of instructions. And just like all the modern instructions we've been getting lately these are very well illustrated and very easy to follow. But thrust here is the sixth seeker mold that we've gotten this line. So you're really not going to need these. Now thrust here is a repaint and retool of the Earthrise Seeker Elite's Dirge and Ramjet. He has Ramjet's body, pretty much the chest, the arms, and the head. And he has Dirge's lower legs. If you look right here Dirge's lower legs because they've added this little tail fin section to go attached right there. If you can see that I was double checking and yes didn't really notice in my first video but the legs are completely different on these two figures. So Ramjet's body Dirge's lower legs. And of course he has brand new wings here on the back and as I just shown he has these brand new tail fins. Other than that the exact same mold in the classic thrust black and red collar scheme. And oh my goodness does this look great. He looks fantastic. I love the black and red. Of course it's broke up here with the purple knees with the yellow dots right there. Great face sculpt and really good paint job there on the eyes. You got some paint up here on the pylons. The translucent chest area. I mean the paint job looks great but still with all the molded details he needs a little bit more. Now articulation for him he's exactly the same as all the other Seekers. The head can do a complete 360. It can look up and down. The arms can do a complete 360 as well. But of course they're going to hit the wings. Arms can go up. There is an elbow bend. No wrist rotation but there is a bicep swivel. No waist rotation. Actually no waist rotation. There is a hip swivel. Legs can go, my goodness, tight joints. I love it. Legs can go in and out back and forth but this little hip skirt here will have to be moved out of the way. There is a knee bend and ankle rotation. So really good articulation for this figure. And I just think he looks great. I am so happy to have him completing my cone heads. I do like how the wings look on this figure. Very, very generation one looking with the VTOL engines there. Really small Decepticon logo. And mine is a little loose. These wings are a little loose. I can't tell if that one is trying to pop off or not. I know my original trio of seekers, the wings popped off so easy. There is some articulation with the wings. You can kind of flare them back if you will. But I dig them looking just like that. So now let's take a look at thrust in vehicle mode. Behold thrust jet mode. And this jet mode looks amazing. I have always been a fan of thrust VTOL jet. This thing looks awesome. I love the black and red color scheme. Looks really good with the canopy there. One complaint right off the bat is I wish the nose cone was black. There is a lot of red here. The original thrust had a black nose cone but I am sure maybe toy hacks or maybe a quick touch up with a sharpie maybe could fix that up. Once again, lots of great details all over the figure. You see the Decepticon logos right there. Those could stand to be a little bigger as well. Maybe some big logos right there on the VTOL engines like generation one. But this is a great looking jet. Alas, no landing gear just like the other seekers. But that's no biggie. I display mine in robot mode. Now transformation for the wings. I will show you this. The wing all itself is on a hinge where the other cone heads, their wings were separated. You have a little section right here. This pointed area was separate from the other wings. But of course the other cone heads had their wings attached to their legs where thrust wings are attached to his torso. So other than that, no big difference. Now the weapons underneath the jet you could attach the weapons right here. But I've never really understood that why you're going to attach a gun to a VTOL engine. It's going to suck it up. It's going to cause the plane to crash. I like to put my weapons right there. You got these holes on the vehicles sides, which would be the robot's legs. And I really like how they look right there. They're flush against the plane and I dig it. I like that look. So now for a quick generation one comparison. Here's the brand new Transformers Earthrise thrust with his generation one counterpart. And as you can see, the Earthrise thrust does need a little bit of details on vehicle mode, especially the black nose cone. But man, what a great return of a generation one classic. So I'm transforming thrust back to robot mode from vehicle mode that I just shown in order to do the size comparison. And I got to looking. I think I like the wings up a little higher like this other than what the instruction shows. You see thrust here detailed with the wings flipped around. And I was actually double checking because I thought maybe I had him mistransformed. No, that's how they show him with the wings a little lower. But I dig this. I like how that looks. Big turbines kind of sticking up over his shoulders now. You don't have the articulation with the wings now they kind of fold in. But I like this look and I think that's what I'm going to stick with. So now with all that being said for some quick size comparison, let's compare the new Transformers war for Cybertron thrust with generation one thrust. Transformers classics thrust. Now this thrust has the wings up a little higher too. So like I said, I like that look. And with his fellow Earthrise cone head seekers, Dirge and Ramjet, both in robot mode and jet mode. And man, this trio looks fantastic. Now wait a minute right here. Both of these guys got the black nose cone. What the hell? Now I would have had all six of my Earthrise seekers for this shot. But unfortunately, I just don't have the space. The Transformers war for Cybertron Earthrise thrust is another great use of the seeker mold. It is so awesome to have all six of the seekers in a new modern line. Of course, the only problem is most of them are damn exclusives. Now I know thrust is hitting targets right now. I'm seeing that all over my Facebook. As I said myself, I got mine thanks to a preorder. So hopefully if you're needing to get this guy, you can pick him up because he is highly recommended to complete the G1 seekers for the Earthrise line. So there you go guys. Transformers war for Cybertron Earthrise thrust. So does a Transformers war for Cybertron Earthrise target exclusive thrust belong in your collection? Absolutely, especially if you have the other seekers. And even if you don't, I hear he's hitting the shelves now. Pick one up. You never know. Hasbro may re-release all these damn exclusives back on the market for people to have a second chance at finding some. I mean, they're doing it with Devastator. They're doing it with Omega Supreme and they're doing it with Jetfire. And I believe I just recently heard Scorponauts coming back around. So maybe there is hope after all because this is a great figure and a welcome addition to my generation one Earthrise seekers. I love this mold and I love these characters and I couldn't be happier. Now guys, if you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, don't forget to subscribe and don't forget to click that bell icon to get notified when I upload new reviews. 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