Title:
Blurr With Incinerator 3rd Vehicle Mode Missing Incinerator, Guns And Missiles
Description:
Blurr with Incinerator (Super-Con, 2002/2003)
Takara ID number: MC-08
Takara release date: May 15, 2003
Blurr with Incinerator (Super-Con, 2002/2003)
Takara ID number: MC-08
Takara release date: May 15, 2003
Accessories: 2 launchers, 2 missiles
Released in the third wave of Armada Super-Cons, Blurr transforms into a sleek Cybertronic race car with vague resemblance to a Ferrari F50. In this mode, plugging his packed-in Mini-Con partner Incinerator into the space under Blurr’s spoiler causes the rear side panels of Blurr’s car mode to flip down into a "flight mode”. This mode also makes his twin Powerlinx-activated spring-loaded missile launchers available, which become hand-held weapons in robot mode. Due to the aforementioned gimmick, he ends up carrying about three quarters of the car mode on his back. He also has no knees, which severely limits his poseability.The Takara version of "Silverbolt”, released as part of the third wave of Legend of the Microns, has quite a number of color differences from Blurr. His clear-plastics are red rather than yellow and the "dirt-wash” on his car mode has been replaced with cleanly-delineated yellow racing stripes. His robot mode’s paint applications are quite different, with many changing colors (especially on his head), no abdomen paint, and fully-painted fingers and thumbs as opposed to Blurr’s partially-painted fingers.This mold was redecoed into Universe Swerve. It was retooled to make Cybertron Blurr, and Shattered Glass Blurr.Accessories: 2 launchers, 2 missiles
Released in the third wave of Armada Super-Cons, Blurr transforms into a sleek Cybertronic race car with vague resemblance to a Ferrari F50. In this mode, plugging his packed-in Mini-Con partner Incinerator into the space under Blurr’s spoiler causes the rear side panels of Blurr’s car mode to flip down into a "flight mode”. This mode also makes his twin Powerlinx-activated spring-loaded missile launchers available, which become hand-held weapons in robot mode. Due to the aforementioned gimmick, he ends up carrying about three quarters of the car mode on his back. He also has no knees, which severely limits his poseability.
The Takara version of "Silverbolt”, released as part of the third wave of Legend of the Microns, has quite a number of color differences from Blurr. His clear-plastics are red rather than yellow and the "dirt-wash” on his car mode has been replaced with cleanly-delineated yellow racing stripes. His robot mode’s paint applications are quite different, with many changing colors (especially on his head), no abdomen paint, and fully-painted fingers and thumbs as opposed to Blurr’s partially-painted fingers.
This mold was redecoed into Universe Swerve. It was retooled to make Cybertron Blurr, and Shattered Glass Blurr.
Takara ID number: MC-08
Takara release date: May 15, 2003
Blurr with Incinerator (Super-Con, 2002/2003)
Takara ID number: MC-08
Takara release date: May 15, 2003
Accessories: 2 launchers, 2 missiles
Released in the third wave of Armada Super-Cons, Blurr transforms into a sleek Cybertronic race car with vague resemblance to a Ferrari F50. In this mode, plugging his packed-in Mini-Con partner Incinerator into the space under Blurr’s spoiler causes the rear side panels of Blurr’s car mode to flip down into a "flight mode”. This mode also makes his twin Powerlinx-activated spring-loaded missile launchers available, which become hand-held weapons in robot mode. Due to the aforementioned gimmick, he ends up carrying about three quarters of the car mode on his back. He also has no knees, which severely limits his poseability.The Takara version of "Silverbolt”, released as part of the third wave of Legend of the Microns, has quite a number of color differences from Blurr. His clear-plastics are red rather than yellow and the "dirt-wash” on his car mode has been replaced with cleanly-delineated yellow racing stripes. His robot mode’s paint applications are quite different, with many changing colors (especially on his head), no abdomen paint, and fully-painted fingers and thumbs as opposed to Blurr’s partially-painted fingers.This mold was redecoed into Universe Swerve. It was retooled to make Cybertron Blurr, and Shattered Glass Blurr.Accessories: 2 launchers, 2 missiles
Released in the third wave of Armada Super-Cons, Blurr transforms into a sleek Cybertronic race car with vague resemblance to a Ferrari F50. In this mode, plugging his packed-in Mini-Con partner Incinerator into the space under Blurr’s spoiler causes the rear side panels of Blurr’s car mode to flip down into a "flight mode”. This mode also makes his twin Powerlinx-activated spring-loaded missile launchers available, which become hand-held weapons in robot mode. Due to the aforementioned gimmick, he ends up carrying about three quarters of the car mode on his back. He also has no knees, which severely limits his poseability.
The Takara version of "Silverbolt”, released as part of the third wave of Legend of the Microns, has quite a number of color differences from Blurr. His clear-plastics are red rather than yellow and the "dirt-wash” on his car mode has been replaced with cleanly-delineated yellow racing stripes. His robot mode’s paint applications are quite different, with many changing colors (especially on his head), no abdomen paint, and fully-painted fingers and thumbs as opposed to Blurr’s partially-painted fingers.
This mold was redecoed into Universe Swerve. It was retooled to make Cybertron Blurr, and Shattered Glass Blurr.
Theme:
Armada
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Year:
2002
Country:
United States
Series:
Armada
Model Number:
Grey Car
Automatic Estimated Date:
2024-01-25
Date Added:
2022-09-24 17:19:10
