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Long Haul is one of the later Voyager Transformers that comes out, but if you had researched well, you might have definitely heard about him months before he came out. Since Long Haul is a Voyager, he is a couple inches higher than the average deluxe figure. It is funny, however, how his vehicle mode makes him appear to be a deluxe (but there is always more than meets the eye). He has very fine flexibility with his legs and arms. Much like leader class Optimus Prime, he has pop out swords. As for his Mech Alive gimmick, he has moving pistons (that work suprisingly alot like bicep muscles) on his arms and a move gear on his chest plate that turns along with his head. Transformation may be difficult at first, but once you understand the general concept of how everything pulls out, it becomes simple. Unfortunately his size is smaller than it should be. In fact, his petite size can be slightly annoying for those who like Transformers with the same balanced measurement. And unless you don't care about his vehicle mode being nearly the size of a motorcycle Transformer (e.g. Arcee or Chromia), this shouldn't be much of a problem for you. Sadly though, I do care. So over-all I give it 5-stars. Get more detail about Transformers Movie 2 Voyager Longhaul.

When I first saw Breakaway in the stores, before ROTF release, I decided I needed to get him. Even though I knew he wasn't in the movie, I collect TF planes and the fact that he had a F-35 JSF mode made me all the more eager to get my hands on him.

In plane mode, he is amazing! Good, accurate details... I can't ask for more in Deluxe class toy. Had this been a Voyager, you'd expect a firing projectile and stuff. But as a JSF model, this is classy and very realistic looking. The paint job/ camaflouge is ok too... can live with that.

Unfortunately, that's where the good stuff ends.

Had a little trouble tranforming to robot mode, but once I did.... I was massively disappointed at how small his head is. His face/head is pretty much a "pilot's helmet" inside the cockpit. While it looks normal in the pictures, in reality... the head is the same size as a Legends class toy!!! Add in the fact that his head is a same height as his shoulders (instead of above), giving him a hunched-back look. The latter I can live with too, but not the tiny face/head. Plus the cockpit glass keeps getting in the way, so from a distance, you can't really see his face.

The other complaint I have is that Hasbro didn't need to give him feet with four 'toes'. In robot mode, it looks funny. In jet mode, they look really weird when they're tucked away at the bottom of the fuselage. What was wrong with plain, rectangular feet?

All in all, I'm a bit disappointed. And the Mech-Alive feature isn't too great either! I'm just going to keep him in plane mode mostly.

That said, he is same size and looks great next to some of the other jets I have - Dreadwing (Mig-29), Starscream & Thundercracker (F-15s) & Sky Warp (SU-37).Get more detail about Transformers Movie 2 Deluxe Breakaway.

Bought this for our son, 12 yrs., a transformers fan. He loves a challenge which he found in this item. At first it frustrated him as he encountered some difficulty, but he took a break then he persevered and now tranforms it with ease. He enjoys playing with it as well. Transformers has good educational value because it helps to develop one's motor skills, helps them to think and resolve a task and to have patience as it was not easy to transform at first. Get more detail about Transformers Movie 2 Deluxe Sideswipe.