Thanks to concept art and protoform seller Eddie, we are able to share with you this gallery of Concept Art for the Transformers Generation Two Laser Rod Optimus Prime toy.... read on ...
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Thanks to concept art and protoform seller Eddie, we are able to share with you this gallery of Concept Art for the Transformers Generation Two Laser Rod Optimus Prime toy.... read on ...
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This War Within Optimus Prime bust prototype was sold on eBay by the original designer of the piece. He created this prototype, which was then scaled down and used on production War Within Optimus Prime statues.... read on ...
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Technically the toys which appear on the Transformers Aramda toysheets are testshots and not prototypes, as the toys were released earlier in Japan. You may not have noticed the differences between the toys on the toysheet and the final released toys, bu... read on ...
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The Beast Wars II line may have only lasted for a year in Japan, but it was the fourth Transformers toyline to feature prototypes on it's toysheets. In fact the Beast Wars II line was the first Transformers toyline to feature unpainted prototype toys on ... read on ...
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The most well known of the Beast Wars prototypes which appeared on the Beast Wars toysheets and packaging are Grizzly-1 and the orange Tarantulas. Contained within this gallery are more than just those two though.... read on ...
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When we were younger, we used to love looking at the toysheets which came with the Transformers toys. We even made up games connected with them, with the Transformers toys we own "communicating" with those toys we were yet to own, through the toysheets. ... read on ...
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When we were younger, we used to love looking at the toysheets which came with the Transformers toys. We even made up games connected with them, with the Transformers toys we own "communicating" with those toys we were yet to own, through the toysheets. ... read on ...
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This unpainted prototype appeared in a Japanese magazine. We really like hte unpainted grey prototypes and testshots, as they really show out the detailing on the mold, which can often be hidden beneath paint.... read on ...
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The images contained here are of prototype Pretender logos, which were not used on finalised packaging.... read on ...
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The images you can see in this gallery are of prototype Micromaster logos. The logo used on the finalised Micromaster packaging was quiet different from the ones shown here.... read on ...
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Here you will find concept art for a Generation Two Autobot Leader
called Belzone.
The art is interesting as it combines the card art from Powermaster Ironhide with the
colour scheme of Powermaster Meanstreak.
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The images contained within these galleries are concept art from the Transformers Micron Legend series, which was later used as Transformers Armada in the US.... read on ...
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The Transformers Generations Book and Transformers Generations Deluxe Book both
contained various Transformers concept art, most of which had never been seen
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Ironhide
Transformers Generations Deluxe
Hasbro Inc submitted a trademark application for
COBRA ENEMY!
with the USPTO on the Wednesday, 2nd November 1983. The mark was submitted within the category
Toy Action Figures and currently has as status of Registration cancelled because registrant did not file an acceptable declaration under Section 8. To view all documents in this file, click on the Trademark Document Retrieval link at the top of this page..
Galaxy Force Ep.1
Choose Your Fate
US Sheet 1
Transformers Animated