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Bumblebee transforming robot specifications
Specification	Details
Character	Bumblebee
Series	Transformers
Brand	TAKARA TOMY
Model number	8888D
Product type	Finished transforming robot model
Robot-mode size	Approximately 28 cm tall
Car-mode size	Approximately 34 cm long
Scale	1/12
Materials	Zinc alloy and ABS plastic
Movement	Head rotation up to 180 degrees with multiple movable joints for posing
Transformation	Manual robot-to-car conversion
Remote control	No
Assembly	Finished model rather than an assembly kit
Packaging	Original package included
Accessories	Weapon-style accessories are pictured; confirm the exact pieces included if a specific accessory is important
Version	First edition
Certification	CE
Age guidance	Product information shows both 14+ and 18+. Choose this as an older-teen or adult collector model and check the delivered packaging before use.
Recommended buyer	Older Transformers fans, collectors and gift buyers looking for a large poseable display model
Origin	Mainland China

Is this the right Bumblebee model for you?

Best for: an older Transformers fan who wants one larger model that can be displayed as either a 28 cm robot or a 34 cm yellow sports car.

This model combines zinc-alloy and ABS parts with movable joints, a rotating head and manual transformation. It suits buyers who enjoy adjusting a figure’s pose, changing the display from robot to vehicle mode and looking closely at mechanical details.

The larger dimensions give it stronger shelf presence than a small action figure. Before buying, measure the shelf, cabinet or desk where it will be displayed. A space that works for the upright robot may not be deep enough for the longer car form.

This is not a remote-control vehicle or a one-button transforming toy. It is a hands-on collector model that needs patient handling during conversion. Buyers looking for rough floor play or a simple toy for a young child should choose a more age-appropriate option.

Choose the display mode that fits your space

Robot mode for a taller display

Robot mode stands approximately 28 cm tall. Choose this form when you want the character’s face, armour panels and articulated body to be the focus. The arms, legs and head can be adjusted for upright, crouching and battle-style poses.

Car mode for a longer, lower display

Car mode is approximately 34 cm long and features a yellow sports-car body with black racing stripes. It works well on a deeper shelf, desktop or display cabinet where the vehicle can be viewed from the front, side and rear.

Simple size check: place a 30 cm ruler in the intended display area. The robot is slightly shorter than the ruler, while the car extends roughly 4 cm beyond it.

Transforming and posing guide

Use a clear table for the first transformation so small accessories are easy to see and the model is supported throughout the process.

Remove loose accessories and place them beside the model before moving body panels.
Check the direction of each panel and joint. If a part stops firmly, look for an alignment point rather than applying more force.
Hold arms and legs close to the joint when turning them. This reduces pressure on smaller connections.
Move painted, pointed and overlapping sections slowly to reduce rubbing between panels.
When posing the robot, set both feet securely before adjusting the knees, hips, arms and head.
Keep the first few poses conservative until you understand the comfortable range of each joint.

The head can rotate up to 180 degrees and several joints can be repositioned. Joint range may differ across the body, so the photo poses are best used as visual inspiration rather than a reason to force every section to the same angle.

Product photo catalogue

Use this catalogue to compare the two transformation modes, judge articulation, inspect the finish and decide how the model may look in your display area.

Yellow Bumblebee-style transforming robot standing in a front three-quarter display pose — **Catalogue view 1 — overall robot design:** use this full-body view to assess the yellow-and-black colour scheme, robot proportions and the vehicle panels around the shoulders and legs.

Bumblebee-style robot in a wide balanced standing pose — **Catalogue view 2 — balanced standing pose:** this stance shows how spreading the feet and adjusting the legs can create a stable display position.

Bumblebee-style transforming robot crouching with knees and arms bent — **Catalogue view 3 — crouching articulation:** use this image to see how the knees, hips and arms can be arranged for a lower action pose.

Close view of a Bumblebee-style robot with a circular joint detail inset — **Catalogue view 4 — mechanical joint detail:** inspect the close-up and inset to understand the layered mechanical styling around the body and connection points.

Bumblebee-style robot holding weapon accessories in a display pose — **Catalogue view 5 — weapon-style display:** this pose shows how the pictured accessories change the look of the robot. Confirm the included pieces before buying if a particular weapon matters to you.

Yellow sports car mode shown from rear and front three-quarter angles — **Catalogue view 6 — completed car mode:** compare the front and rear angles to see the yellow body, black racing stripes, wheel position and low vehicle profile.

Robot mode and yellow car mode displayed together — **Catalogue view 7 — robot and car comparison:** use the side-by-side presentation to decide which mode better suits your shelf and to see the visual change after transformation.

Bumblebee-style robot with front and back body views — **Catalogue view 8 — front and rear finish:** compare both sides of the robot to inspect the chest design, back panels and how vehicle sections sit in robot mode.

Bumblebee-style robot leaning forward in a running action pose — **Catalogue view 9 — running pose:** this forward-leaning position demonstrates how the hips, knees and arms can create a more energetic display.

Bumblebee-style robot in a wide action stance with one arm extended — **Catalogue view 10 — wide action stance:** use this as a pose reference when you want a stable base with the upper body turned towards the viewer.

Bumblebee-style robot standing with weapon accessories on both arms — **Catalogue view 11 — accessory arrangement:** see how weapon-style pieces can be positioned around both arms for a more detailed collector display.

Product detail sheet with close views of the robot head, wheel and body panels — **Catalogue view 12 — finish and body details:** inspect the face, wheel, panel lines and mechanical textures before choosing the model for close-up display.

Robot-mode dimension graphic showing a height of approximately 28 centimetres — **Catalogue view 13 — robot size:** use the approximately 28 cm height to check cabinet clearance and the amount of vertical shelf space needed.

Yellow car-mode dimension graphic showing a length of approximately 34 centimetres — **Catalogue view 14 — car size:** use the approximately 34 cm length and the additional measurement guides to check whether the vehicle will fit your shelf or desk.

What to check about the package and accessories

The model is provided as a finished product with packaging. The photos also show weapon-style accessories that can be used in several robot poses.

Buying tip: the available product information does not give a clear item-by-item accessory count. If a particular weapon or removable piece is important to your purchase, confirm that it is included before ordering.

When the parcel arrives, check the robot, car panels, joints, accessories and printed instructions before discarding the box. Keep the packaging while you complete the first transformation and make sure all expected pieces are present.

Age and safety guidance

Age information presents both 14+ and 18+. The safer buying choice is to treat this as an older-teen or adult collector model and follow the age grade and warnings printed on the delivered box.

Choose a different product for a young child who may place accessories in their mouth or use the model for rough play.
Keep removable accessories and small parts away from younger children.
Transform the model on a table and use adult guidance when an inexperienced younger user is handling it.
Do not swing or point the weapon-style accessories towards faces.
Stop when a panel or joint feels jammed. Check the alignment rather than forcing it.

CE certification and no high-concern chemicals are recorded in the product information. Use the labels, warnings and documentation supplied with the delivered product when making safety and compliance decisions.

Care and storage

Remove dust with a soft, dry brush or microfibre cloth. Avoid water, household sprays and abrasive cleaners.
Keep the model away from prolonged direct sunlight, heaters and damp storage areas.
Store removable accessories in a labelled bag or small container between display changes.
Use a flat shelf and a balanced pose rather than placing the robot close to an edge.
Before returning it to the box, relax extreme joint angles and protect pointed details from pressure.

Buying checklist: who will enjoy this model?

Choose it for: an older Bumblebee or transforming-robot fan who likes detailed figures, manual transformation, adjustable poses and larger shelf displays.

Choose another toy if: the recipient wants remote-control driving, automatic transformation, simple preschool play or a figure designed for frequent rough handling.

Check these points before buying

Allow room for a 28 cm-tall robot and a car approximately 34 cm long.
Make sure the recipient enjoys multi-step transforming figures rather than one-step toys.
Check current stock, delivery time and returns information before placing the order.
Confirm the included accessories if a particular pictured weapon is essential.
Compare the age grade on arrival with the recipient’s age and experience.

Frequently asked questions

Does this Bumblebee model transform into a car?

Yes. It changes manually between a yellow robot and yellow sports-car form. It does not transform automatically and is not a remote-control vehicle.

How large is it?

Robot mode is approximately 28 cm tall, while car mode is approximately 34 cm long. Measure both the height and depth of your display area before buying.

Is the entire model made from metal?

No. It combines zinc-alloy and ABS-plastic parts. The material of every individual panel and joint is not identified.

Can the robot be posed?

Yes. The model has multiple movable joints and head rotation up to 180 degrees. The photos show standing, crouching and action poses, although the comfortable movement range may vary between joints.

Is it suitable for a young child?

This is better chosen as an older-teen or adult collector model. Age information presents both 14+ and 18+, and the detailed joints and removable accessories are not a good match for unsupervised young-child play.

Are all pictured accessories included?

Weapon-style accessories are shown, but a complete itemised packing list is not available. Confirm the included pieces before buying if a particular accessory affects your decision.

Does it need a remote control or batteries?

No remote-control function is included. The robot is transformed and posed by hand. Battery-powered features are not identified in the product details.

Does it arrive assembled?

It is a finished model rather than an assembly kit. You may need to position the figure and attach a removable accessory after opening the package.

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