Lego just brought the 80s back—with its first talking Decepticon, Soundwave. It’s a 1,505-piece beast that stands 13 inches tall, transforms from robot to cassette player like the original, and yep — ...

It took decades, but Hasbro is finally catching up to the dreams of every ’80s kid by combining GI Joe and the Transformers into one shared universe that not only includes movies, but comics ...

The LEGO Icons Soundwave set allows for builders to create their own version of this character from the Transformers franchise. 1,505 separate pieces make up this new Soundwave build.

Following buildable versions of Optimus Prime and Bumblebee, Lego’s latest collaboration with Hasbro is also its first Decepticon. The 1,505-piece Soundwave, which is three pieces smaller than ...

The Transformer is of course the Decepticon ‘Soundwave’, the Transformer that used to be a cassette recorder back in the 80’s, who has been re-imagined for this release in tablet form for ...