Transformers Bumblebee Head Sculpt (Movie Design)

A chunky, palm-sized sculpted head of Bumblebee, the much-loved Autobot scout from the Transformers live-action films. It has a bright yellow helmet with chevron detailing and swept-back "horns", grey side vents and a red Autobot emblem on the forehead. Below that is a pale grey faceplate with glowing ice-blue eyes and dark painted panel lines. The sides show his round audio receptors, and the back of the head is fully sculpted in yellow. There's a slot in the top of the helmet, so it is most likely a coin bank. It makes a great desk or shelf piece for any Transformers fan, and it's in good condition with bright colours.

Bumblebee was a little yellow Volkswagen Beetle in the original 1980s Transformers. For the 2007 live-action film, he was redesigned to transform into a Chevrolet Camaro, and he gained a new twist: with his voice box damaged in battle, he "talks" by playing snippets from the car radio. That angular, armoured movie look is the one sculpted here.