Today I was very happy, after many delays on my end, to be interviewed by Leeny for his youtube channel Frostbite’s GI Joe Repro. However instead of discussing GI Joe’s, we discussed Transformers – evrything from how my hobby began to my most beloved figures to how I now share the hobby with my son.
So tune in and enjoy Big Angry Trev interviewed on Frostbite.
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For several years we have been doing Transformer Fan interviews with different Aussie collectors.
Well as the Big Angry Trev Blog grows, the borders of our great brown land are no longer big enough to contain it! So it’s time to travel across the watery ditch to a country where my girlfriend convinced me to throw myself off a bridge (no not relationship problems, went bungy-jumping). So coming all the way from New Zealand, we have Transformer Collector James, giving us the low down on his favorite hobby.
Name and/or nicknames:
James Nomansson, James Anderson (current legal name, pending change to the former), PSPS, TheAlderbunny, NoGravitasHere
Family?
One sister and her family unit. The rest of my relations are total writeoffs.
Career?
Professional nerd-plastic shill! I sell Lego Bionicle parts and sets. I’m actually the biggest seller for the theme in the Southern Hemisphere!
How would you rate yourself on a C scale, C10 being MISB Mint perfection, to the lowest C1 ‘junker not worth it even for parts’?
I guess no lower than C7? I have a real stick up my ass about quality, but there’s a limit y’know?
Fan/Collector since (year)?
I was a 90s kid, so I grew up with Beast Wars, the Unicron trilogy, and Bayverse. The only one of those that really stuck with me was Bayverse of all things. I don’t count myself as a collector until like, 2020-2021 when I started actively seeking new figures. Blame Transformers: Prime and my friend Koda for that.
Transformers Allegiance, if you had one?
Ex-Decepticon turned Autobot, for sure. I uhh… Wasn’t a great person in the past.
Your Techspec motto if you had one?
What is better – to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through great effort?
What existing, official Transformers character best describes you?
Probably Bayverse Jetfire. I’m only 30, but I feel like a cantankerous, eccentric old man.
Which special ability of any Transformers character would you want to have for yourself?
Teleportation, hands down. It’s just awesome, even if it’s limited to just line-of-sight.
What drew you to Transformers, making you become a fan/collector?
Transformers: Prime was my adult gateway drug. I was bored during the pandemic, and started watching TF:P on a whim. I fell in love with Soundwave’s design in particular, and my friend Koda was kind enough to help me navigate the fandom as a complete novice.
Do you think you will collect Transformers until you die?
As long as they keep making stuff I want, absolutely! My tastes are pretty niche, limited almost entirely to live action and TF:P.
Do people outside of the hobby know you collect TFs (like at work/school)?
Yep! Collection pics occasionally leak over into promo posts for PSPS, and my mates all know I’m a sucker for the big shiny robots.
Were your family/parents supportive of collecting toys or did you have to hide your passion from them and friends?
As a kid, yes.
What does your partner think of your hobby?
Well, it’s just me, along with my cat, Floof. He doesn’t seem to mind.
Have you attended any fan-meets, Fairs, Conventions, Special Events?
Nah, not really my shtick.
Any creative endeavours with Transformers (drawing, writing, customising, etc)?
I commission the odd bit of custom work (paint or printed parts), but aside from that, no.
Favourite series/era/year, and why?
It’s a tie between Bayverse and TF:P. Both have some pretty glaring flaws, but it’s easy to love something that’s perfect. Bot designs, and toy engineering, are where my enthusiasm for the hobby lies. The fact that some of these big, shiny Bayverse bots look so good, and are still able to transform, will never cease to amaze me. They just keep getting better too! I made the leap to unlicensed bots pretty early on, and never looked back.
Nope, not my shtick. Wouldn’t have anywhere to put them either, jeez… Space is at a premium here!
Favourite Comic issue/story, and why?
Unknown due to lack of exposure.
Favourite Cartoon episode/story, and why?
TF:P S01E05 – Darkness Rising. Purely for what might be the most savage burn in Transformers history.
Starscream – ‘Surely, Lord, Megatron, the Autobots are… Up to something.’
Megatron (with the most sarcasm ever) – ‘Reeeally, Starscream?’
Favourite Character, and why?
Optimus Prime. Either as space–dad, or grumpy war-crime machine. As an aside, the live action films are kind of a fun wee slide into Nemesis Prime if you squint a bit.
Unknown, not my thing. The concept baffles me a bit, to be honest.
Which Transformers character would you want to exist for real?
Probably TF:P Arcee? Not for sexy reasons haha, I just love 2 wheeled transport. I never enjoyed driving cars, and Arcee’s characterisation in Prime is surprisingly complex. The PTSD element, which she works through as the show progresses, really adds a more mature sorta vibe to her as a character. She’s not just like, the token female y’know?
Approx TFs toy collection count (or give a range like 200s, 300s, 2000s etc):
54, and a pile of Scraplets.
Sealed collector or out-of-packaging collector?
FREE THEM! Let them breathe! Out of packaging, for sure. Can’t transform them in a box!
How much do you think you’ve spent on your collecting habit?
Nope, not answering that. That’s the Forbidden Math question hahahaha. I know they’re insured for like $8000NZD though.
Any rare/expensive figures in your collection?
A couple, yeah! The most expensive would be MM01 v2 Bumblebee Movie Optimus Prime, and his upgrade kit. As for the most rare… Possibly the TF:P Vehicon Flyer General?
What interesting Licensed Merchandise items do you have?
None whatsoever!
First Transformers toy?
I think it was Beast Machines Obsidian?
One toy you most want?
Toy that exists? Go! Smokescreen, from TF:P. It’s got much more accurate paint than the other decos, but it’s a total fart to find.
Toy that doesn’t exist? A decent TF:P Knockout, or an MPM/MPM+ scale DOTM Jetwing Prime.
The centrepiece/favourite toy in your collection at the moment (and why)?
God I hate this question.
For the big live action stuff, it’d be MM01 BBM Optimus, or Black Apple Thunder Leader ‘07 Optimus.
For my smaller stuff, probably APC Attack Prime v2? The chrome just makes the figure pop, and he’s absolutely gorgeous in hand. Huge pain in the ass to find in the right paint though.
Favourite toy in your early years of collecting?
TF:P RID Soundwave. I love that weird lanky dude, so much.
Worst toy(s) ever in your opinion?
SS WW2 Hot Rod. That mould and figure are abysmal. It was a stain on my early SS collection. I gave it to a friend who ended up selling it. More power to him, I couldn’t justify asking money for that pile of crap.
Toy(s) that were most disappointing when you got them?
MPM Starscream’s mould. The lack of bicep rotation was a huge disappointment. Thankfully, one of my friends modified his arms.
Thoughts on gimmick and non-convertible Transformers toys?
Not for me personally, with the odd exception. I have some ‘accessory’ figures that don’t transform, like the Scraplets, or Lockdown’s Steeljaws, or Igor. My personal collection ‘rule’ is that if a Transformer doesn’t transform, it’s usually not for me. No hate to people who go in for the Threezero/YoloPark/whatever non-transforming stuff though, each to their own!
Which single TFs toy should every fan own?
TF:P RID Vehicon. Steve is just a funky little dude. Any version of that mould is just an absolute delight to handle.
Which Transformers toy/product would you give as a wedding present?
Probably none? I’d much rather give the happy couple something they can both enjoy at the same time. Transformers are a bit hard to co-op transform.
Do you collect other toys?
God yes. I have a disgustingly expensive collection of Bionicle masks, as well as a bunch of system sets I repurpose for D&D. And some pretty UCS/UCS equivalent space sets, mostly Star Wars. Again, my tastes are very niche, but if I see something I like, it’s coming home.
What is your favourite TF themed post on this website?
And thus the great cataloging of my personal collection continues.
The Transformers Prime cartoon came out while the live-action movies were at their peak in popularity, and so took on much of their asthetic. Prime as a long-nosed cab, Arcee as a motorcycle, Bumblebee having a damaged voicebox – all lifted from the Movieverse. This meant that poor old Ironhide lost his spot on Team Prime as in the Movieverse, Sentinel had just killed him.
Prime has proven to be one of the most popular Transformer cartoons of all time, and it had a pretty good toyline to go with it, although all the sublines contained within became very confusing, including: First Edition, Robots in Disguise, Cyberverse, Arms Micron, Go!, Adventure, Thrilling 30, Beast Hunters, Beast Hunters: Preadacons Rising and even more!
Transformers Prime Autobot Figures
Transformers Prime Autobots
*Item #PRA001: Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Autobot Ultimate Optimus Prime
Reference Photo: #P00260
*Item #PRA002: Transformers Prime Autobot Optimus Prime
*Item #PRA003: Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Autobot Optimus Prime
Reference Photo: #P00261
*Item #PRA004: Transformers Prime Autobot Weaponizer Bumblebee
*Item #PRA005: Platinum Edition Transformers Prime Autobot Weaponizer Ultra Magnus (MISB)
*Item #PRA006: Transformers Prime Autobot Weaponizer Optimus Prime
Reference Photo: #P00262
*Item #PRA007: Transformers Prime Autobot Ultra Magnus
*Item #PRA008: Transformers Adventure Autobot TAV14 Ultra Magnus
Reference Photo: #P00263
*Item #PRA009: Transformers Prime Autobot Cliffjumper
*Item #PRA010: Transformers GO! Prime Autobot G06 Smokescreen
*Item #PRA011: Transformers Prime Autobot Kup
*Item #PRA012: Transformers Prime Autobot Hot Shot
*Item #PRA013: Transformers Prime Autobot Wheeljack
*Item #PRA014: Transformers Prime Autobot Bumblebee
*Item #PRA015: Transformers Prime Autobot Arcee
*Item #PRA016: Transformers Prime Autobot Ratchet
Reference Photo: #P00264
*Item #PRA017: Transformers Prime Autobot Bulkhead
Reference Photo: #P00265
*Item #PRA018: Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Autobot Smokescreen
*Item #PRA019: Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising Autobot Smokescreen
Reference Photo: #P00266
*Item #PRA020: Transformers Prime Autobot Fallback
*Item #PRA021: Transformers Prime Autobot Tailgate
Reference Photo: #P00267
*Item #PRA022: Transformers Prime Autobot Ironhide
*Item #PRA023: Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Autobot Huffer
*Item #PRA024: Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Autobot Trailcutter
Reference Photo: #P00268
*Item #PRA025: Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Autobot Arcee (MOSC)
*Item #PRA026: Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Autobot Arcee
And so the great cataloging of my personal Transformers Collection continues.
Animated still proves to be a much beloved and popular part of the Transformers cartoon franchise. It saw a return to character-driven storylines with each Bot and Con portrayed as having special and unique powers. With a touch of humour and new takes on classic characters, both the show and toyline proved incredibly popular with fans, especially with their unique visual asthetic.
Transformers Animated Collection
Transformers Animated Autobot Figures
Transformers Animated Autobots
*Item #ANA001: Transformers Animated Autobot Optimus Prime
*Item #ANA002: Transformers Animated Autobot Optimus Prime Cybertron Mode
(Reference: Photo #P00233)
Item #ANA003: Transformers Animated Autobot Ultra Magnus
(Reference: Photo #P00234)
Item #ANA004: Transformers Animated Autobot Blurr
Item #ANA005: Transformers Animated Autobot Sentinel Prime
And the great journey of cataloging my collection continues!
In the 3nd installment of the Unicron Trilogy we got the Cybertron series. The main gimmick with this series was the Cyber Planet Keys, which could unlock spring-activated weapons in both bots and vehicles. It also saw the introduction of themed colony planets, which has now become a staple of Transformers lore.
Transformers Cybertron Action Figures
Transformers Cybertron Autobot Figures
Transformers Cybertron Autobots
*Item #CYBA001: Transformers Cybertron Autobot Optimus Prime
With 2024 and the 40th anniversary of the Transformers franchise fast approaching, we find ourselves moving out of the Legacy: Evolution toyline and into Legacy: United.
Legacy has been generally well received by TF toy collectors for not only bringing us characters from mutliple Transformers universes/timelines, but new characters as well. And Legacy United is no different, not only giving us a new character but one from a (sorta) brand new universe! So lets take a look at Legacy United Infernac Universe Armorizer Magneous …
…. wait wait wait wait, that name is way too much to be left unpacked before we continue. So for the unitiated:
*Legacy: Evolution is the 3rd istallment of the Legacy toyline, itself part of the Generations toyline, of the Transformers franchise.
*Infernac Universe is the reality this particular character is from. It’s a new reality, with it’s name rooted in the cartoon Inhumanoids, but the universe being a pastiche of Inhumanoids, Rock Lords and even the JP G1 continuity(confused yet?). Hence they look like robots made out of stone.
*Armorizers are Transformers that can break their bodies to bits to become armour for other Transformers.
*And Magneous is this particular toys name.
Phew! Anyway, on with the review!
Robot Mode
Very nicely proportioned and with a decent amount of poseability. The rocky details on the head and chest are particularly well done and I like how the wheels go behind the rocky pectorals. He has good articulation everywhere but the head. The weapons are very appropriate – being a pick axe and shield – as somehow laser blasters would seem out of place on this prehistoric bot.
Vehicle Mode
Reminicent of some of the other Armorizers we’ve had over the past year, with the grilled windows and armoured wheel covers. The stone motif is once again in full effect – you get the impression this is what would happen if The Flintstones ever met Mad Max.
Part of the back of the vehicle can be removed, giving Magneous a pick-up truck mode. What I found a shame is that his pick-axe could not be attached to become a tow hook. A missed opportunity one feels.
Amorizer Mode
Unlike most Armorizers, this figure is not fully dissectable. There are plenty of removeable parts, but the main body stays intact. Whilst this may make Magneous inferior to other Amorizer figures, I found that it allowed for a much less fiddly transformation as he wasn’t a complete partsformer. Personally I use the main vehicle body as a kind of battle sled.
Autobot or Decepticon?
He kinda looks like he would fit in with the Decepticons, but his weapons come in an Autobot wrapper. Whether this means he is an Autobot, or is coinicidental or something unbiqutous to the entire United line, one can only specualte – it may be that the Cybertron factions don’t even exist in the Infernac universe.
Worth getting?
I’d say yes. This is an interesting concept that we haven’t seen before in the main Transformers line, as well as being a new character which seems to occur less and less often. Magneous looks great in both modes, has an intuitive transformation and has extra play value by coming apart and being attached to other toys. Overall highly recommended.
Got any thoughts about this interesting new figure? Pop it in the comments section below!
In what can be only be described as an impressive feat of electronic labour, Australian Transformer fan and prolific youtuber DrLockdown has created a video showcasing everysinglefigure from the War for Cybertron Trilogy. That’s right – every single toy from Siege, Earthrise and Kingdom is discussed in one video with an impressive runtime of over 4 hours – bring some popcorn kiddies!
But not only has DrLockdown completed this impressive task, he did so while including many of your favourite Transformer youtubers! Yes, literally dozens of Transformer reviewers contributed, discussing specific figures that they enjoyed from the War for Cybertron trilogy. And while many of these youtubers are from abroad, there is some home-grown Aussie talent in there as well, including Toy Reel and yours truly.
So get in your favourite comfy seat, crack an energon cube, sit back and enjoy DrLockdown’s impressive video: EVERY War For Cybertron Trilogy Figure.
Oh, and if you want to be a bit naughty and find my particular contribution, keep an eye out for review #23 near the end of the vid where I discuss a certain fiery fellow and his little friend 😉
If you would like to see more of DrLockdown’s reviews, you can check out all the other great videos on his youtube channel here.
Every year we get a new Commander Class Transformers figure and these are usually highly anticipated by the fans. Likewise, as the rate of live-action movie releases has slowed and the 40th anniversary of the franchise grows ever closer, we have been getting more SS86 toys, giving us screen accurate tfigures of characters from the 1986 The Transformers: The Movie.
Well the Commander Class and the Studio Series have finally met, and how appropriate with everyones favorite City Commander! Thus we have Commander Class Studio Series 86 Ultra Magnus – lets take a look!
Robot Mode
Hiya! Remember me? I got to be the leader for all of 80 minutes!
What struck me first about this figure is the size. Depending on what you need him for he is either too big or too small. For instance for a Commander-Class figure he is much smaller than the likes of Jetfire, making you feel somewhat ripped off, given the significant price tagged attached.
Magnus doesnt want to apper racist, but deep down he’s nervous about the much larger black guy standing next to him
Likewise for a SS86 figure he is too big, the likes of SS Blurr and Kup should come up to his chest, not his waist.
Kup doesn’t want to apper racist, but deep down he’s worried about the much larger guy dressed like Uncle Sam next to him
Size aside this is a pretty impressive figure. The articulation is excellent, having ankle-tilts, head tilt, knee and waist movement – perhaps the only letdown is the arm movement is somewhat hampered by his massive chest. Overall he is a very bulky figure, with his upper body so broad it does not reflect full screen accuracy, but I still quite like the look of him.
‘And you’ll die trying, just like Megatron’
A neat feature is that you can make the chest spring open in order to recreate the scene where he inserts the Matrix of Leadership.
Don’t get too comfy Matrix, you wont be staying long
Vehicle Mode
A very faithful representation of the characters altmode, extremely reminiscent of both the original toy and the cartoon. He is large enough you can fit four of the smaller Deluxe vehicles on his trailer and the ramps at the back lower down to permit loading.
Insert obligatory ‘enter me from the rear’ jokeI can take four at once
Once again, you may feel a little cheated by the size. Commander class Motormaster is not much shorter than him in vehicle mode, yet is an incredibly solid figure whereas Ultra Magnus is mostly space.
However Magnus on the whole scales quite well, not only with Deluxes but with Kingdom Rodimus, so you are able to recreate those few scenes from S3 of the G1 cartoon where they drive side by side.
Unless you rip my ears off, this is the only detachment you will get.
Unlike many Ultra Magnus figures in recent years, this figure is not a partsformer. This has its pros and cons. Some of the Cons are that you cannot easily recreate the scene where he gets blown to bits on Junkion, and there is no inner white robot to replicate the original toy. Yes, the cab can detach, but does not create an albino Optimus.
The major pro for me is though this has lead to a far more detailed toy with a very good level of transformation – not too easy yet not that hard you get frustrated. Plus the bonus of there being minimal parts to loose.
Worth Getting?
One of these Magnus’ is not like the other one…. oh wait
The majority of Commander Class figures I have picked up in sales so have been discounted. Given how much smaller Magnus is than most of them I wish I had done the same here so I could feel like I was getting my full moneys worth. As well as the size I was disappointed with the lack of a ‘blow-up’ feature, and though it did not worry me personally, other fans may be put off by there being no inner robot. However these detractors aside this is an extremely well made and fun figure who looks great in both modes and has an enjoyable transformation sequence. Recommended if you can find him a bit cheaper than the current price.
Did you pick up SS86 Ultra Magnus? What did you think of him? Pop it in the comments section below!
And the great journey of cataloging my collection continues!
In the 2nd installment of the Unicron Trilogy we got the Energon series. This saw a rise of 2-bot combination and the return of some classic characters such as Scorponok and Omega Supreme. Best of all, we got our first official Quintesson figure!
Transformer Energon Autobot Figures
*Item #ENA001: Transformers Energon Autobot Optimus Prime
(Reference: Photo #P00188)
*Item #ENA002: Transformers Energon Autobot Optimus Prime (Costco Exclusive)
(Reference: Photo #P00189)
*Item #ENA003: Transformers Energon Autobot Hot Shot
And so the great undertaking of cataloging my massive collection continues!
Armada was a really fun Transformers toyline. It introduced a whole new race of Transformers – Mini-Cons, who could attach to larger Transformers to unlock new abilities. It also gave fans what we had been waiting for for nearly 20 years – a Unicron toy!
Transformer Armada Autobot Figures
*Item #ARA001: Transformers Armada Autobot Optimus Prime
*Item #ARA002: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Sparkplug
(Reference: Photo #P00163)
*Item #ARA003: Transformers Armada Autobot Jetfire
*Item #ARA004: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Comettor
(Reference: Photo #P00164)
*Item #ARA005: Transformers Armada Autobot Red Alert
*Item #ARA006: Transformers Armada Autobot Red Alert (2nd unit)
*Item #ARA007: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Longarm
(Reference: Photo #P00165)
*Item #ARA008: Transformers Armada Autobot Scavenger
*Item #ARA009: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Rollbar
(Reference: Photo #P00166)
*Item #ARA010: Transformers Armada Autobot Overload
*Item #ARA011: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Headmaster Rollout (combined with Overload)
(Reference: Photo #P00167)
*Item #ARA012: Transformers Armada Autobot Hot Shot
*Item #ARA013: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Jolt
(Reference: Photo #P00168)
*Item #ARA014: Transformers Armada Autobot Smokescreen
*Item #ARA015: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Liftor
(Reference: Photo #P00169)
*Item #ARA016: Transformers Armada Autobot Blurr
*Item #ARA017: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Incinerator
(Reference: Photo #P00170)
*Item #ARA018: Transformers Armada Autobot Sideswipe
*Item #ARA019: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Nightbeat
(Reference: Photo #P00171)
*Item #ARA020: Transformers Armada Autobot Laserbeak
*Item #ARA021: Transformers Armada Autobot Laserbeak (2nd unit)
(Reference: Photo #P00172)
*Item #ARA022: Transformers Armada McDonald’s Autobot Hot Shot
*Item #ARA023: Transformers Armada McDonald’s Autobot Hot Shot (2nd unit)
*Item #ARA024: Transformers Armada McDonald’s Autobot Hot Shot (3rd unit)
*Item #ARA025: Transformers Armada McDonald’s Autobot Hot Shot Smokescreen
(Reference: Photo #P00173)
*Item #ARA026: Transformers Armada Optimus Prime (keychain)
(Reference: Photo #P00174)
Transformer Armada Decepticon Figures
*Item ARD001#: Transformers Armada Decepticon Megatron
*Item ARD002#: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Leader-1
(Reference: Photo #P00175)
*Item #ARD003: Transformers Armada Decepticon Thundercracker
*Item #ARD004: 9ransformers Armada Mini-Con Zapmaster
*Item #ARD005: Transformers Armada Decepticon Starscream
*Item #ARD006: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Swindle
*Item #ARD007: Transformers Armada Decepticon Skywarp
*Item #ARD008: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Thunderclash
(Reference: Photo #P00176)
*Item #ARD009: Transformers Armada Decepticon Tidal Wave
*Item #ARD010: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Ramjet
(Reference: Photo #P00177)
*Item #ARD011: Transformers Armada Decepticon Demolishor
*Item #ARD012: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Blackout
(Reference: Photo #P00178)
*Item #ARD013: Transformers Armada Decepticon Cyclonus
*Item #ARD014: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Crumplezone
(Reference: Photo #P00179)
*Item #ARD015: Transformers Armada Decepticon Thrust
*Item #ARD016: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Inferno
(Reference: Photo #P00180)
*Item #ARD017: Transformers Armada Decepticon Predacon
*Item #ARD018: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Side Burn
*Item #ARD019: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Skid-Z
(Reference: Photo #P00181)
Transformer Armada Unicron Figures
*Item #ARU001: Transformers Armada Unicron
*Item #ARU002: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Dead End
(Reference: Photo #P00182)
*Item #ARU003: Transformers Armada Sideways
*Item #ARU004: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Rook
*Item #ARU005: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Crosswise
(Reference: Photo #P00183)
Transformer Armada Mini-Con Team Figures
*Item #ARM001: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Destruction Team Dualor
*Item #ARM002: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Destruction Team Drill Bit
*Item #ARM003: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Destruction Team Buzzsaw
(Reference: Photo #P00184)
*Item #ARM004: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Road Wrecker Team Dualor
*Item #ARM005: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Road Wrecker Team Drill Bit
*Item #ARM006: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Road Wrecker Team Buzzsaw
(Reference: Photo #P00185)
*Item #ARM007: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Sea Team Waterlog
*Item #ARM008: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Sea Team Oceanglide
*Item #ARM009: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Sea Team Stormcloud
(Reference: Photo #P00186)
*Item #ARM010: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Air Military Team Gunbarrel
*Item #ARM011: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Air Military Team Terradive
*Item #ARM012: Transformers Armada Mini-Con Air Military Team Thunderwing
