I picked up the CoD Guy with a HoverBike at Kroger's for $7.50 last night. Apologies for the blurriness; it's an artifact of cropping, I think.
The bike has seven movable pieces. The airbrake panels swing out, the wings swing up, and the rear lifterpad swings back; while the forward pair of lifterpads swivel and hinge around hemispherically.
The exoframe is rubbery; made of the same stuff as the torsos, I think. It's three pieces; the arms connect to the spine and are secured to the figure with the power pack, while the belt and thigh struts are a wholly separate piece. The elbows are hinged with pop'em pegs, and clip onto the figure's wrists. The thigh struts slip onto pegs at the outer knees, where the rest of the exoframe continues as sculpting along the outside of the boot. Giving the exoframe to other figures will require swapping the boots as well, or gluing the struts in place. The figure will need a replacement belt to fill the gap.
I think the wings are really fat for the scale, and I'm going to try to rectify that, but overall it's a great set and the execution of the exoframe is amaze-balls awesome, especially for the scale. It works flawlessly, and looks and plays great. Even though I only use the MB figures for funny animal dudes alongside my 18th humans, I'll definitely need to get more of these exoframe dudes just for their awesomeness and worry about finding critter heads to give them later.
"Mwu-HA-HA-HA, now I have the strength of ten raccoons!" I'll be giving the bike and exoframe to my Rocket, who's looking a bit beaten up and probably needs upgrading to an Elite's legs now. I'll hold off until Uhura gets released and do both him and Lylla at the same time, I think.
