Longhorn is a part of the second line of basic Beast Machines toys. With quality harking back to the basics of the Beast Wars line, this toy offers a much better Maximal basic level toy than his predecessor, Buzzsaw.
In 2000 Hasbro released one of the most audacious Transformers lines ever released - Beast Machines. The show and toys were controversial at the time and to this day they remain some of the most unique and far out designs ever introduced to the Transformers toy line. I have begun restoration of my reviews of these figures along with new photos! To kick this off, I have restored three reviews:
Geckobot is a basic Beast Machines Transformers toy. One of the mid-year releases, Geckobot is one weird toy but a welcome addition to your Maximal toy ranks.
Returning to Cybertron victorious at the end of the Beast Wars, the Maximals find themselves on a nightmare world ruled by the hordes of Vehicon drones controlled by Megatron! This was the first toy series to reintroduce vehicular modes into the mainstream Transformers toy line, a trend that continued for years to come. A smaller version of this toy line was released in Japan in 2005 as "Beast Wars Returns".
Since the days of Generation One Dinobots have been one of the most beloved parts of the "Transformers" toy line. At key points in the history of the toy line, Dinobots were given their own sub-lines of figures. This section focuses on reviews of those Transformers who have the honor of bearing the name "Dinobot".
Walmart Exclusive Dinobots (2003)