Description
Jada Toys Transformers Bumblebee Auto (T7) - 1977 Chevrolet Camaro from Transformers 7: Rise of the Beasts, Die Cast model car from 8 years with collector's coin, 1:24, 20cm, yellow. Transformer Bumblebee - Also in the 7th Transformers film "Rise of the Beasts " the charismatic Autoboot "Bee" transforms back into the bright yellow Chevy with the black rally stripes! , , Chevrolet Camaro 1977 - The Transformers toy is based on the striking film vehicle in the scale 1:24 (20 cm) - with a stable metal body, freewheel and doors and trunk that open. Gift for collectors - Whether as a toy car as an officially licensed Transformers figure for fans of the films: the famous Bumblebee Transformer inspires children and adults alike. Real Robot Vibes - That this is no ordinary vehicle becomes clear when you turn the car over: there Bumblebee is shown as a robot! A collector's coin is also included. Jada Toys - Hollywood model cars for the home: As the leading manufacturer of Hollywood action figures and cars, we bring the film heroes into your living room as detailed replicas. , , Fight against evil together with Autoboot Bumblebee. Whether as a fearless robot or as a bright yellow Chevy with the characteristic black rally stripes: The charming Autoboot Bumblebee (nickname "Bee") fights tirelessly against villains and threats since the 1st part of the Transformers film series. And also in the 7th part of the series, the hero finds himself in an unrelenting conflict with giants old and new. Movie car in miniature: Bumblebee toy from the movie "Rise of the Beasts "The officially licensed 1977 Chevy Camaro also shows in 1:24 scale, What's in it: The robust Die Cast metal body gives it strength, the doors and the trunk can be opened and thanks to the freewheel it runs smoothly over the floor. , , A must have for any Transformers collection. Underneath the vehicle features the transformed car in the form of Bumblebee robotic figure! A Transformers collector's coin is included as a special extra for collectors and fans.
