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So all in all a really sharp looking Jazz, but if you're a G1 toy fan, you know he's lacking quite a few decals. So that's where Toy Hacks is going to come in and give this really cool bot an overhaul. So there's one final look at Jazz in robot mode before and after. Jazz gets a few new decals to help enhance his robot mode, taking a closer look at the figure. The first decal we're going to look at is the new metallic blue visor. And I really like the looks of that. You do have a couple options. You have the metallic blue like I have, or you can choose a silver. I like the blue because it's more cartoon accurate. You also have new striped decals right here on the chest. A martini logo here on the front of the chest and a new chrome grill down here on the stomach. He gets a new chrome and yellow decal moving on down to the hips. We got new decals here on either side and an Autobot logo on the forearms. He now has a black stripe that goes all the way around down to the legs. We got chrome kneecaps and chrome shins. He also has a lot of striping that carries over from vehicle mode. Now if you're a hardcore G1er that likes to display your Jazz figure with the doors out like the Generation 1 toy, toy hacks is set you up. If you take the back of the figure and open the doors out, they give you new number four logos that go inside the doors so you can display your Jazz with wings out. And for a quick Generation 1 comparison, here is Studio Series 86 Jazz with his Generation 1 counterpart. So you can see all the Generation 1 throwbacks that toy hacks added to the Studio Series figure. So there you go guys, Studio Series 86 Jazz after. In vehicle mode, straight out of the packaging, Jazz once again looks very true to his cartoon self. My biggest issues is with the clear windshields where you can look through and see all the robot junk there on the inside. I'm not a big fan of that. I mean I don't mind translucent plastic when it's used for windows. But when you see all the interior robot junk, I feel like it detracts from the vehicle. Another issue is if you're a G1 fan, you know that that 14 should be a number four. So I'm not sure why they went with 14 instead of four but hopefully toy hacks will fix that. He's got great paint applications right there going along the roof down to the hood with the blue and red stripe. Autobot logo once again front and center, some red pin striping there along the bottom. And that's pretty much it for the paint applications. So there you go guys, one final look at Jazz in vehicle mode before. And after. In vehicle mode is where this decal set shines. And what's really cool is toy hacks does give you plenty of options for vehicle mode such as all the stripes you have. There are different options. You have the stripes that I have on or there are different ones where you can kind of position the size of the stripes you have where you want the number four to appear. So it's really up to you. You can make this Jazz your own. So taking a closer look at the figure, the first thing you're probably noticing is the new window decals. I love that. You guys know me. I hate translucent plastic. This helps so much. And I like the tint to it. It's not cartoony, yet it's not realistic. It's just, it's cool. It's just something different. I'm liking this new style of window decal. Now on the back is a little separate decal to make this look like one cohesive window. But this is just a little strip that goes on the white plastic. You want to be very careful with this decal along with the tiny decals you see here, here and the one in the middle. As you see, these are all on the hinge and you want to make sure there is clearance for when you transform into robot mode or you're going to pop those decals off. Also here on the back you got the Martini Porsche logo. There are a couple different options for that. You can do the silver background or there is plain white or clear rather. I went with the silver logo because it's more generation one. You also have different options for right here across the windshield. I went with Martini Porsche. You also have Martini and Rossi, Martini Racing, Agent Meister. So options out the yin yang, plenty of options. More decals right here along the side. You've got vents here, striping, all kinds of sponsorship logos all over. And of course right there, the number four on the doors. Now be cautious with these door decals. I had to actually trim these off. You can probably see right here is where I cut right above the four because the decal themselves, fortunately they give you options. There's a lot of extra space above that number four that went right up to that hinge. And when I transformed jazz into robot mode, it peeled the sticker back. So I'm so thankful that Toy Hacks gave options or extra decals. So I may reapply these later to see if I can get to fit a little better. But please be very careful with that hinge right there. Now moving along to the back of the vehicle, you got the Martini Porsche logo up here on the spoiler. There's a Dunlop logo back of the vehicle, Martini right there. He's got taillights, a black bumper and exhaust. So this is a really cool looking vehicle now. I mean it was cool before. It just is totally awesome now. And now for a quick generation one comparison, here is Studio Series 86 Jazz with his generation one counterpart. Now as you can see with the striping, I chose striping that matched up with the generation one version, along with having the four right in the middle of the hood, opposed to the option where you could have it a little lower. So I think that looks really cool. So there you go guys, one final look at Studio Series Jazz in vehicle mode after. Studio Series 86 Jazz is a great figure made even greater thanks to the Toy Hacks decals. And I forgot to show off a couple in robot mode. He's got these new decals here on his shoulders and the black stripes along his feet. So anyway, back to my final thoughts. I love how Toy Hacks added all the generation one toy decals to this movie accurate figure. Now this may not be for everyone because a lot of Studio Series collectors like the fact the figures are screen accurate. But for the rest of us who like the movie accuracy with the generation one toy accuracy, this set just knocks it out of the park. This is my third race car set of decals that I've applied in a row from Toy Hacks. And I love these. Kudos to the design team at Toy Hacks. You have another winner. 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. Once again, this is Patriot Prime, signing out. Hoorah!