Yolopark's AMK PRO Series is expanding with two live-action Transformers kits, Optimus Prime from Bumblebee and Ironhide from the 2007 film, scheduled for December 2026 release through Doyusha. Pre-orders are open at Rakuten Books.
Yolopark's AMK PRO Series is adding two kits drawn from separate live-action Transformers films. One is Optimus Prime from the movie Bumblebee, and the other is Ironhide from the 2007 live-action Transformers film. Distribution is handled by Doyusha, with a December 2026 release window.
Both kits are non-transforming semi-finished assemblies that need no glue or tools. The Optimus Prime kit stands roughly 200mm tall, and the Ironhide kit stands roughly 180mm. Each carries a reference price of 27,280 yen. Rakuten Books has opened pre-orders and lists a sale price of 23,210 yen per kit.
What the two kits share is a common feature set: interchangeable hand parts, a display base, weathering, and light-up gimmicks. The light-up function covers the eyes on both, and on Ironhide it also covers the arm cannons. The series is pulling character picks from different corners of the live-action films rather than focusing on a single movie's roster.
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Rakuten Books has opened pre-orders for two entries in Yolopark's AMK PRO Series: Optimus Prime from the movie Bumblebee and Ironhide from the 2007 live-action Transformers film. Both are non-transforming semi-finished kits sold by Doyusha, each listed at a reference price of 27,280 yen and a Rakuten Books sale price of 23,210 yen. Both include interchangeable hand parts, a base, weathering, and a light-up gimmick.
Doyusha will release two Yolopark AMK PRO pre-painted assembly kits in December 2026: Optimus Prime from the film "Bumblebee" and Ironhide from the 2007 "Transformers" film. Both stand roughly 200mm and 180mm respectively, need no glue or tools, and cost 27,280 yen each. Each includes interchangeable hands, a display base, and light-up gimmicks in the eyes and Ironhide's arm cannons.