It was great, quick delivery, and figure is pretty cool and articulated

I belive this is s great and interesting figure. It blends the fun, Michael Bay version of brains and the complex transformation of a third party toy and create something that you can't get anywhere else. I also think it would be a great seller to That Toy Guys viewers and I personally would love to see that sent over to him for a review.

I absolutely loved this little guy! The engineering that manages to transform a flat, thin object into something "organic" is simply insane, thanks to a series of panels that fan out, revealing the squashed shapes underneath the laptop. I am truly impressed! To spice up the alt mode, I added some Toyhax stickers that simulate desktop apps.

Dr.Wu & Mechanic Studio Movie Collector MC04 MC-04 Einstein (Brains Legends Class fit to SS series) Dr Wu 8cm / 3.15" aka NOT Brains Great figure! 4.75/5 Strengths: Playability, Poseability, Design Weaknesses: Slightly fiddly Little Einstein is Dr. Wu's take on Brains from Transformers: Dark of the Moon. This is a fun little figure. It is small, and scales as best it can with mainline and masterpiece figures, while still being big enough to comfortably handle, pose, and transform. He is the same size as Little Monster, aka NOT Wheelie (his movie counterpart), also from Dr. Wu, and they pair together charmingly. Plastic quality is great, and paint applications are crisp and precise, particularly in robot mode—you can immediately tell who this guy is, and he looks excellent. In robot mode, he has a big blocky backpack, and his face is basically a flat facade that covers it. This faceplate is on a ball joint, however, so there is some room to turn or cock his head a little. In laptop alt-mode, it is clear that this is a panel-former, and getting all the panels just right can be a little fiddly. Fortunately nothing is loose, and everything will sight properly with a little finagling. Both of those issues, however, are due to the fact that this dude's alt-mode is a freaking laptop—with a foldable monitor. That engineering is impressive enough for me to mostly overlook the previously mentioned shortcomings in the figure. Transforming him is a lot of fun, once you understand how. Flipping him back and forth is a joy and almost like a fidget toy, due to his small size. Finally, there's TFSafari. They shipped quickly and got this to me—from China—in less than two weeks, for less than $5 USD. Additionally, I acquired this on sale for ~25 USD, which makes it absolutely worth every penny. My favorite Dr. Wu so far! Great figure! 4.75/5

Son loves it.