Che is one of the Beast Riders, vehicles meant for use as accessories with the Beast Machines Transformers figures. Each vehicle is specialized towards one character. Che is specialized for Beast Machines Cheetor. This is specialization is mainly focused on the appearance of the toy.
Obsidian is one of the figures in the second run of Beast Machines basics. Adding another Vehicon to the fray in such a small size is great and it's a cool toy too!
Quickstrike is one of the basic additions to the Beast Machines 2000 assortment. Some original reports listed his name as possibly being Ravage (whom his tech spec is eerily reminiscent of) or Wolfang (possibly after the first wolf released in the Beast Wars line).
Tankor is one of Megatron's Vehicon generals. In command of both the tank and Destruction vehicle drones, it is appropriate that this is a mega sized toy. With cool features and a nice design, Tankor offers up a strong toy.
Skydive is a mid year addition to the Beast Machines Transformers line. He offers up what might be one of the most positive examples of what the Maximal toys in the Beast Machines line can be. This review will note some of the positive features of this toy that this reviewer hopes will carry on to future Beast Machines and Transformers toys.
Thrust is one of the figures in the second assortment of Beast Machines deluxe toys. Thrust shows a movement towards toys that look more like their show counterparts, and keeps with the general idea of Beast Machines toys retaining "personality" in both robot and alternate modes.
The restoration of retro reviews continues! This time you can check out my updated reviews for Beast Machines Scavenger and Silverbolt. Both reviews feature updated thoughts and new images.
Silverbolt returns to the battle as a basic Maximal. This toy is a huge departure from the original Silverbolt Fuzor toy and the results aren't as great as one may think.