Title:
Mirage 2nd Vehicle Mode
Description:
Mirage (Alternator, 2006)
ID number: 22
Accessories: Engine/tonfa weapons
Alternators Mirage transforms into a finely detailed 1:24 scale replica of a Ford GT, featuring opening doors, engine bay, and trunk, with a realistic interior. As with most Alternators, his car body is mostly unpainted, but the metallic-flake deep blue plastic makes this hard to see.
Featuring an innovative, different robot mode, Mirage is not a straight re-interpretation of the original Mirage’s robot mode, due to the completely different types of vehicles. But coincidentally the Ford GT’s hood features a shape that echoes an F1-type racing car’s nose and front spoiler. His removable engine supercharger splits in two, becoming either a pair of small pistols or a pair of tonfa weapons.
Mirage was retooled into Hot Rodimus for the Kiss Players line, which was further redecoed into Alternators Rodimus. Later in 2007, he was redecoed in clear plastic colors to represent his ’invisibility mode’ as an e-HOBBY exclusive in the Binaltech line.
Like the same line’s Swerve, Mirage is also a sufferer of the Gold Plastic Syndrome, with his swirly metallic blue/black plastics being prone to breakage.
ID number: 22
Accessories: Engine/tonfa weapons
Alternators Mirage transforms into a finely detailed 1:24 scale replica of a Ford GT, featuring opening doors, engine bay, and trunk, with a realistic interior. As with most Alternators, his car body is mostly unpainted, but the metallic-flake deep blue plastic makes this hard to see.
Featuring an innovative, different robot mode, Mirage is not a straight re-interpretation of the original Mirage’s robot mode, due to the completely different types of vehicles. But coincidentally the Ford GT’s hood features a shape that echoes an F1-type racing car’s nose and front spoiler. His removable engine supercharger splits in two, becoming either a pair of small pistols or a pair of tonfa weapons.
Mirage was retooled into Hot Rodimus for the Kiss Players line, which was further redecoed into Alternators Rodimus. Later in 2007, he was redecoed in clear plastic colors to represent his ’invisibility mode’ as an e-HOBBY exclusive in the Binaltech line.
Like the same line’s Swerve, Mirage is also a sufferer of the Gold Plastic Syndrome, with his swirly metallic blue/black plastics being prone to breakage.
Theme:
Alternators
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Year:
2006
Country:
United States
Series:
Alternators
Date Added:
2022-09-11 10:11:15
Date Added:
2022-09-11 10:11:15
