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 builder Alex Jones, AKA Orion Pax, has constructed an amazing Lego replica of Optimus Prime. The detail and functionality are phenomenal. Jones has been working on his Lego G1 Transformers series ...

is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. Optimus Prime is officially a Lego set — ...

The LEGO Group and Hasbro are creating the first combined fully-transforming LEGO Transformers line, beginning with Optimus Prime. This is the first time Hasbro and LEGO have worked together, in what ...

Lego Optimus Prime lives up to expectations, big time. It isn't as quick to transform as we'd hoped and the mid-section is overly fragile, but the kit is firing on all cylinders in every other regard.

Check out the new LEGO Transformers Optimus Prime set, launching on June 1, 2022. Take a trip back to 1984 with this LEGO x Transformers collaboration. Modeled after the G1 Optimus Prime character, ...

LEGO and Hasbro announced a new set that dreams are made of a couple of weeks ago. That's right, LEGO is making Transformers sets, and the kick-off is the ultimate one. Optimus Prime, leader of the ...

Standing over 13.5 inches tall, the 1,508-piece Lego Optimus isn’t quite as tall as the 2,321-piece Lego Voltron was, but it’s a towering model nevertheless, with a surprising amount of articulation ...

Back in June, LEGO unveiled a partnership with Hasbro on a Transformers G1 Optimus Prime (10302) set that features 19 points of articulation that allow the figure to transform from robot mode to truck ...

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 ...

In brief: Fancy acquiring an Optimus Prime collectible but can't justify spending $750 on the latest creation from Robosen / Hasbro? Fret not as Lego will soon have you covered for far less scratch.