(NOTE: Because this is a repaint, this is not a full-blown review. This mainly covers any changes made to the mold and the color scheme, and merely compares it to Legends of Cybertron Megatron. For a review on the mold itself, read the review of Legends of Cybertron Megatron here.)
(For a review on the larger Galvatron toy that this is based on, check out the review here.)
Just like the larger
version, Legends of Cybertron Galvatron's color scheme is an improvement
over LoC Megatron's. There's no more orange at all, which really didn't
fit into the color scheme at all, and the black, red, and gray on Galvatron
present a much more unified, evil-looking color scheme than on LoC Megatron.
However, that said, LoC Galvatron's colors are lacking something major,
and that's the very attractive "super shiny" silver paint used on the larger
version of Galvatron. LoC Galvatron's gray is just a much more dull-looking
light milky gray, which by itself really doesn't give the figure the "zazz"
it needs. LoC Galvatron is also severely lacking in the paint applications
department, with only some paint on his lower legs, robot face and chest,
front vehicle "fins", and vehicle cockpit. He could REALLY use some more
paint on his arms and the rear half of his vehicle mode.
No mold changes have
been made to LoC Galvatron.
Legends of Cybertron
Galvatron is an improvement over LoC Megatron, but he's still rather dull
and has far too few paint apps. Considering how awesome super-shiny "normal"
Cybertron Galvatron looks, unless you're desperately low on cash, I'd vastly
recommend you save up for the larger version instead.
Review by Beastbot