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Summary: i love it.
Comment: I Like this toy because it is fun.
Customer Rating: 
Summary: Cool
Comment: I wasn't a big Inferno fan as a kid. Not of the toy or the cartoon version. Now having the toy I see some upsides. I like how the fists or weapons can be shot out of his arms. I pose mine in the base command part of one of my 3 Powermaster Optimus Primes (the original G1 version). He is nice to add to a collection. I like his ladder in firetruck mode and I like his weapons in robot mode.
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Summary: Inferno--a great Transformer!
Comment: I was always mystified by Inferno's popularity--I always thought that he looked unweildly and clumsy.But then I actually got an Inferno figure.
Wow--this toy is great! Even the re-issue has die cast metal. The transformation is simple, and, best of all, Inferno comes with guns. Lots of guns. I can see why Inferno is so popular now.
Inferno's robot mode is great, as is his fire truck mode. The only problem I have with the toy is that, like many Transformers of the time, the fists are detachable, meaning that you have to keep up with them seperatly while Inferno is in his fire truck mode. Kids are going to loose the fists (and nothing is more irritating that a handless Autobot or a headless Headmaster!).
By the way, Hasbro just put out a similar re-issue--Grapple is simply a remolded Inferno. But if you ask me, Inferno is the better of the two.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good, but not the best G1 had to offer
Comment: G1 Inferno was the big, gangly fire truck guy. Unlike many other G1 characters, Inferno is made mainly of plastic, with metal only being used for the feet. His fire truck mode is ok, but his arms are obviously visible in this mode. The ladder extends quite a ways, which is a nice touch. His transformation sequence is complicated enough to be interesting without becoming frustrating. In robot mode, Inferno stands about as tall as Optimus Prime. His legs make up most of that height, making him look like a 13 year old who's just had a growth spurt. It looks good but due to Inferno's design, his head seems a little disconnected from the rest of the body. Another problem is the fists, which, like the Decepticon Jets and Hoist, are separate pieces that cannot be stored within the toy in vehicle mode. As with the other G1 reissues, I would not buy Inferno for anybody who would treat it as a toy rather than a collectible as Inferno is quite fragile. In fact, I just got the toy today and the chrome is already starting to flake off after only a couple of transforms. Inferno is an OK model, but he's not the best G1 design.
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Summary: G1 is the bomb
Comment: Wow they just keep getting bigger and better. Inferno was truly one of the best toys in the line. the big bad fire chief who was with red alert an aweful lot but was not as annoying as red alert. i agree with one of my fellow reviewers where is SOUNDWAVE AND HIS CASSETES. bigger than most of the cars in the line. transforms nice and smooth. alternate mode besides robot is a fire truck. made of plastic instead of metal. but plastic is just as good. comes with three missles that goes into 1 arm but does not fire. two fins for robot mode two fists but only need one and a gun.highly recomended for purchase goes great with all of the others in this re issue collection.
