![]() From Optimus Prime and Bumblebee to Stinger and Galvatron, we've done our best to pair up promotional images with toy images and screengrabs in order to familiarize yourself with the characters before they hit the screen June 27th. Since every robot, old or new, has been designed from the ground up, we thought we'd bring you a look at the updates. My colleagues and I also got to pick the brain of transportation coordinator and stunt driver Randy Peters, who shared some behind-the-scenes stories on the new bots' vehicles and designs. During our set visit to Michael Bay's Detroit-based stand-in for Hong Kong, I got the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to not only look at the high-priced automobiles used in the film, but to actually sit in them (like the so-expensive-I-should-avert-my-eyes Pagani Huarya, and the latest model of the Camaro). Let's face it, the human characters in Transformers: Age of Extinction exist to to give the audience members someone to relate to, but the big draw are the big bots on screen.
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