Need help identifying toys
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Need help identifying toys
I need help identifying two toys.. They are about action figure size, around the size of a Kenner made Darth Vader (Star Wars..) toy from the early to mid 90s.
I have two of them: One I know is Trailbreaker, and the other is a yellow formula one type car. Both fully transform, though now in the normal way.
I'm pretty sure they're both bootlegs, but that's not too specific... They were in a box I recieved many years ago with a few other toys I recieved in the mid 90s. Others included a bootleg Power Ranger toy, a bootleg Gundam toy and several other small pink toys that I forgot the name of.
I made a very crude drawing of how Trailbreaker transforms.. I've included it below:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v486/ ... /tbtoy.jpg
I don't have any real pictures of them at the moment, sorry. I have no camera with me at the moment.
Any help would be appreciated, and I'll get real pictures of them as soon as possible.
- Ryan "oozingrectum" Moran
I have two of them: One I know is Trailbreaker, and the other is a yellow formula one type car. Both fully transform, though now in the normal way.
I'm pretty sure they're both bootlegs, but that's not too specific... They were in a box I recieved many years ago with a few other toys I recieved in the mid 90s. Others included a bootleg Power Ranger toy, a bootleg Gundam toy and several other small pink toys that I forgot the name of.
I made a very crude drawing of how Trailbreaker transforms.. I've included it below:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v486/ ... /tbtoy.jpg
I don't have any real pictures of them at the moment, sorry. I have no camera with me at the moment.
Any help would be appreciated, and I'll get real pictures of them as soon as possible.
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I'm almost certain that the "Trailbreaker" you're referring to is actually the Go-Bot Scratch.
http://www.tfu.info/Gobots/Guardians/Sc ... cratch.htm
http://www.tfu.info/Gobots/Guardians/Sc ... cratch.htm
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Thanks for the help!
The first one is right, but the second one isn't listed.
It's like a cheap, flimy version of this: http://www.tfu.info/1986/Decepticon/Dra ... gstrip.htm
The first one is right, but the second one isn't listed.
It's like a cheap, flimy version of this: http://www.tfu.info/1986/Decepticon/Dra ... gstrip.htm
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Well, mine lacks any sort of detail other than the engine. And the nose folds down on the chest with 2 wheels on the side.Originally posted by Justin
I have the real version of dragstrip and he is kind of flimsy, but I remember Big Lots and such stores having tons of KOs in the early 90s.
I'll try and borrow a camera to get a picture.
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Originally posted by oozingrectum
Well, mine lacks any sort of detail other than the engine. And the nose folds down on the chest with 2 wheels on the side.
http://counter-x.net/gobots/reviews/slicks.html - tends to be as flimsy as Hell loose.
http://counter-x.net/gobots/reviews/scratch.html is the other - much better than Trailbreaker...
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Well, that ones identified too. Again, thanks!Originally posted by Cliffjumper
http://counter-x.net/gobots/reviews/slicks.html - tends to be as flimsy as Hell loose.
http://counter-x.net/gobots/reviews/scratch.html is the other - much better than Trailbreaker...