Suitable for building sessions as well as a display model at home or in the office. Soundwave features poseable joints, transforms into a cassette player without disassembly, and plays voice recordings and sound effects.

Key Features

• The building project consists of 1,505 pieces.
• Once assembled, you get a Soundwave figure standing over 33 cm tall.
• Various display options are supported by poseable joints, allowing the figure to be positioned in different poses.
• The set is intended for adults aged 18 and over.
• It belongs to the LEGO Icons range, carries the number 10358, and was released for 2025.
• The design combines Soundwave's appearance from the original Transformers series with the look of the original G1 toy.
• The model was developed in collaboration between LEGO and Hasbro.

The result is a poseable model that combines Soundwave's two forms and is ready for display.

Use / Assembly

• The Soundwave model can be converted from robot to cassette player and back without disassembly.
• Pressing the play button activates a built-in sound brick featuring Soundwave's voice and sound effects.
• Both Ravage and Laserbeak can be converted into cassette models.
• Each of these cassettes can be individually inserted into Soundwave's cassette compartment.
• Digital building support is provided by the LEGO Builder app. Its 3D instructions allow you to zoom in, rotate, and track your progress.
• The sound module uses three LR44 alkaline batteries, which are included in the packaging.

The model offers multiple ways to interact: posing, transforming without disassembly, inserting cassettes, and playing sounds.

Packaging

• The set includes Ravage and Laserbeak figures.
• Soundwave's accessories include a rocket module, laser blaster, and missiles.
• The packaging contains a display plaque with information about Soundwave's abilities.
• The retail packaging dimensions are 456 × 282 × 88 mm.
• The packaging weight is 1.78 kg.

The contents complement the main model with two transformable characters, weaponry, and an informational display element.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name LEGO was created by combining the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".