We have found some new Transformers related trademarks filed with the USPTO by Hasbro Inc. The trademarks are:

1. BREAKDOWN

You can view all of the details of these and other trademarks within our exclusive Trademark Application area of the website which features trademark applications from 1984 through until the present day.

TFND have posted various images of the upcoming Transformers Combiner Wars Stunticons both in and out of packaging. The figures shown thus far are Breakdown, Deadend and newcomer Offroad (who replaced Wildrider within the main team).

You can view all of the images after the jump.

Thanks to Twitter user pile_of_butts for revealing that the latest Transformers Collectors Club Subscription Figure who is shipping is the Generation One Breakdown toy.

MTV Geek have posted some images of new Scout and Elite classed Transformers Constructabots figures.  This new line is due for release later in the year priced at $9.99 (scouts) and $14.99 (elita). The new sets shown within the piece are:

Scouts

• Breakdown
• Dead End
• Cliffjumper
• Silverbolt

Elites

• Shockwave
• Smokescreen
• Drag Strip

You can view the mirrored images after the jump

TFSource have poted an image on their Facebook page which shows the first four members of FansProject's lastest third party gestault offering, the Not-Stunticons set consisting of CA-09 Car Crash, CA-10 T-Bone, CA-11 Down Force and CA-12 Last Chance.  Not sign of the not-Motormaster as yet, you can pre-order these figures from the online stockists of your choosing today.

Fans Project have posted a whole host of new images of their upcoming Not-Stunticons and Non-Headmasters (Function X) toys.  If you click the headline of this story you will be able to view all of the images which have been released thus far which include Breakdown and Wildrider in both modes, the early prototype of Dragstrip and Deadend in their vehicles modes as well as images of the second and third Function X figures, X-2 (Brainstorm) and X-3 (Weirdwolf).

Remember that all of these figures are unlicensed products.

The Official Transformers Collectors Club, from Fun Publications, has posted on Facebook that it's subscription service will start very soon

FB User: Does this mean the subscription service is starting soon?

Transformers Collectors' Club (Official): I would keep an eye on the Club website in the next day or two.

They have already posted up images of Breakdown, and in-hand images of Circuit and Scourge have also appeared.

Vice President of Hasbro Designs, Mr Aaron Archer, has confirmed during SDCC that there are presently no plans to release the Transformers PRime Breakdown toy in the west.  This means that if you wish to own this figure, you will have to import the Japanase Arms Micron figure.

"The company knows that the mold is available, says Aaron Archer, the Vice President of Hasbro Design, but was "not made to the same standards."

He did not elaborate on this, but he claims that the figure is in "no man's land" cost-wise, so it may be that converting the Arms Micron ports may be too costly for the company.

Mr. Archer continues the Hasbro has to consider many things, including the aforementioned cost issues and "what people want in the U.S. and global market.""

Credit to TFormers for the news

Planet Iacon have posted a gallery of Transformers Prime Arms Micron AM-12 Breakdown on their facebook page.

You can see the gallery here

Here are the Transformers Collectors Club subscription figures

Knock-Off Transformers maker CHMS, who use to supply KO-Toys with their fake Transformers Classics / Universe / Henkei molds, have announced that they will be producing more fake figures based on the Transformers Classics Sideswipe figure.

The toys they will produce, mock-ups shown below, will be the TFCC Exclusive Punch/CounterPunch, the Botcon exclusive G2 Breakdown as well as two new recolours, a G1 coloured Breakdown and a Scamper (the small black car that came with Metroplex).

I have updated both Transformers-Prime.com and Transformers At The Moon with a full episode guide and images from the latest episode of Transformers Prime, episode 16: Operation Breakdown.

The episode saw the return of the M.E.C.H group, heavily featured the Breakdown and Bulkhead and was mostly set in Eastern Russia.

The image gallery contains 300 high resolution images from the episode.

We have updated the Toy Gallery section of the website with the first six toy image galleries of the Botcon 2011 exclusives.  This mornings updates are of the Stunti-con Job group themselves:

• Motormaster
• Dragstrip
• Breakdown
• Deadend
• Wildrider
• Toxitron
  

Fun Publications, though at the Official G.I. Joe Convention in Orland Florida right now have update their BotCon Twitter account with an image of this years exclusive BotCon 2011 Animated Breakdown in car mode.

Credit to Allspark.com for the story