LEGO's Soundwave is the third major Transfomer set for the brick company. Does he stack up next to Optimus Prime and Bumblebee?

The Transformers have long been a godsent idea for toymakers. Ever since the notion of robots that can transform into vehicles and whatnot was first floated in the 1980s, markets all over the world ...

LEGO has focused more on the 18+ age range in recent years, releasing plenty of LEGO sets for adults. One of the ways this manifests is in sets that play to adults’ nostalgia for when they were kids.

Lego's third Transformers buildable figure is now available for Lego Insiders. The 1,505-piece model of the Decepticon Soundwave costs $190 and is a timed-exclusive on the Lego Store. Lego Insiders is ...

LEGO has officially unveiled a Transformers Optimus Prime set and yes, it can transform without removing a single piece. Standing at more than 35cm tall in robot mode and 15cm high as a truck, the set ...

Lego has teased its next set, which will give fans of Hasbro's Transformers the opportunity to build Autobot leader Optimus Prime. The actual set wasn't shown, but the reveal was teased in a tweet on ...

LEGO‘s Optimus Prime set was a rare trailblazer — an officially licensed Transformers toy that actually transformed. For the longest time, “non-transforming” was the one limitation Hasbro and Takara ...

It is in the name after all. But we still can’t help but feel impressed by the engineering behind this LEGO Transformers set. With just a few easy shifts and no re-building required, LEGO Optimus ...

The Transformer robots have always been the perfect inspiration material for toymakers. I mean, what's not to love about cars and trucks and planes that can morph into sentient, fighting robots? The ...

Shane Romanchick is a TV and Movie News author for Collider. He also runs his own blog Entershanement Reviews where he writes about and reviews the latest movies. He graduated from Regis College in ...