Hasbro Transformers Alternators Ford GT Mirage

This is a collector quality item intended as an adult collector's gift. It arrived just as shown in the photo with the box undamaged. A less costly Transformers toy is educational as it encourages manual dexterity and stimulates the imagination. Durability of these toys depends entirely on the handler and how the toy is kept, but in general they're made to last in the hands of an average 8 - 10 year old. This one will remain in the box in a closet shelf.

Paint is chipping but it's an easy fix.

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The alternators line is a highly detailed, poseable set of Transformers that the "big kids" can enjoy.From either mode, car or robot, the look of this particular Transformer Mirage is really good!I wouldn't recommend this for the younger set (under 12) as this isn't as sturdy as other Transformers.

The alternators line sets a high standard for any new figure, with alt-mode realism on par with model kits and robot modes poseable down to the hands. Mirage meets and exceeds these expectations.Mirage's vehicle mode looks sleek and shiny, and noteably does so without an entire coat of blue paint, making him less susceptible to paint scratches than some alternators (Grimlock, I'm looking at you). It upholds the Alternators standard with a working steering mechanism, adjustable seats, and opening doors, hood, and hatchback.Mirage's transformation is easier than many Alternators, and none of the pieces feel as if they will break during transformation. The result is a lithe yet imposing robot mode with less kibble than any other Alternator: the roof and hatchback form a backpack (the picture is mistransformed), while the doors hang from his shoulderpads, looking quite regal. In addition, he doesn't have a car hood on his chest, but ends up with a hood for a chestplate, adding to his sleek appearance.This robot mode is unusually solid, with no visible gaps in his chest like Optimus Prime, and has unusually good poseability. The only flaw is a loose chestplate, and in most poses this flaw isn't an issue. Overall, Mirage's good looks and durability in both modes make him a particularly strong alternator and well worth the hype as a collector's item. Of the alternators released this wave, Mirage and Meister are by far the strongest, and Mirage has poor in-store distribution, so snap this toy up.PS: The alternators, while VERY durable for a collector's item, are very difficult to transform, so I wouldn't give this toy to a child who hasn't practiced with a few easier transformers.

I am an adult collector of the Alternator series and have a lot of different models. Overall I would say that Mirage is one of my favorites. Very accurate car model, a nice challenge to transform with a cool, well thought out robot mode. I would recommend this Alternator to anyone.

I would like to thank you for sending this Transformer alternators mirage make of a ford gt that is what I had in mind beautiful car thank you again goodbye and merry Christmas.