This remarkable project showcases the creation of a fully transforming Optimus Prime G1 figure crafted primarily from soda cans and various upcycled materials, including bottle caps, strong magnets, ...

Barricade is a Transformer – one of many in a toy craze that burst onto the scene in the mid-1980s and shows no signs of flagging. “I got more Transformers, and I wanted to display them,” Isaac said.

Because no matter who you are or where you come from, it's not every day you get to see Optimus Prime, leader of the heroic Autobots in the Transformers franchise. Ali's father, Shiraz Ali ...

According to our Benjamin Abbott, "It's hard not to sit back in awe" when looking at the mighty Lego Optimus Prime in all his glory. And right now, I'm in awe of the price reduction on this robot ...

Toys feature on many wish lists, for birthdays or Christmas, these mythical 1980s figurines now sell for a fortune. Children who grew up during the era when their toy figurines were inspired by the ...

That new item isn’t an everyday object, but instead Optimus Prime himself, decked out in the red and white Supreme branding that people are willing to pay obscene amounts of money for.

The episode begins when Optimus Prime and his team consume contaminated “oilnog” during Christmas celebrations, only to wake up the next morning transformed into humans. Prime’s shocking ...

More video game Transformers-inspired figures are on the way from Hasbro, including another Optimus Prime. In 2015, the game Transformers: Devastation arrived, which features the iconic Autobots ...

One of the approaches suggested by the FSB is to work through prime brokerages (“leverage providers” in the language of the report) that facilitate most of the problematic stuff. But of ...

TEXARKANA (KSLA) - People in Texarkana are getting the chance to see Christmas lights from a different perspective ... Also on-hand is the wrecker truck and movie star, Optimus Prime. “It was in the ...

Of course, the legendary toy company has been churning out hits for decades, but this year there are a few innovative finds (from years past) that would be great under the Christmas tree.

My colleague Peter Harms and I usually collaborate on research into the dark side of personality and work experiences. Sometimes we get to contrast that directly with the bright side. Recently, we ...