Feb 9, 2017 · As before, I never quite felt that DX9’s offering completely captured the sheer G1-esque look of this character, and so I was tremendously excited when KFC revealed Ditka, as he appeared to be somewhat more faithful to the source material.

Mar 15, 2017 · The ‘3PMP’ conveyor belt produces another specimen, welcome KFC’s Ditka from their E.A.V.I. Metal range of figures. This huge triplechanger goes up against the excellent DX9 Gewalt, and just like Gewalt there are compromises both visually and structurally, so the choice is yours regarding what your collecting priorities are.

Features - Player ESP (with healthbar, tracers, held item, etc...) - ESP for ores, crates, airdrops, tools, dropped items and more - Base ESP (Shows all furniture inside base, including TC and …

Ditka - Toon accuracy, fantastic Tank mode and decent Jet mode. Decent set of accessories and gimmicks. ...more

Apr 27, 2021 · It’s also great to check out Ditka versus some of the newer MP-styled toys on offer, and I think he gels pretty well with the likes of the Ocular Max Combaticons, for starters.

This Metal Phase 7A Ditka is one of the best work by KFC toys ( A unique 3rd party transformers toy studio), in homage to the Classic G1 Role: Blitzwing. As a mighty triple changer and brave decepticon solider, Ditka transforms to T72 Tank and Jet fighter.

Mar 30, 2017 · I really like Ditka, at least more than DX9's rendition of him. Do you have comparison shots of Ditka's and Wardog's tank modes? Do I? (More in my review: Sixo's Transformers Photo Library: REVIEW: KFC E.A.V.I. METAL Phase Seven: A Ditka)

KFC's Ditka triple-changer stands 9.50" tall in robot mode and transforms into a jet aircraft and a tank. Ditka is a masterpiece scale homage to the Transformers G1 triple-changer Decepticon Blitzwing.

May 24, 2016 · Having grabbed attention with their Invisible car robot figure as first to market at MP scale, they followed it up with the brilliant Chigurh, exceptional Carry and popular Tyrant. Now they tackle yet another triplechanger, one who they could not afford to make a mess of with KFC’s Ditka looking as pretty as it does.