He's not bad. His paint deco is much more suited to him than the previous Energon versions.
I suppose he most closely resembles the 2005 Botcon Exclusive Fallback repaint.
Sector 7 Strongarm is the 1933rd Transformer that I've acquired.
Sector 7 Strongarm
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