Title:
Quickmix With Stripmine
Description:
Quickmix (Voyager Class, 2006)
Accessories: Missile, pipes/twin-barreled blaster, Giant Planet Cyber Key
Cyber Key Code: ve37
Known designers: Eric Siebenaler (Hasbro)
Part of the seventh wave of Cybertron Voyagers (and the only new toy in that wave), Quickmix transforms into a Cybertronic (Gigantian?) cement mixer with a drum that actually turns on a ratcheting joint. The top of the mixing assembly flips up to reveal a control panel for Quickmix’s pack-in Mini-Con Stripmine to stand on; pegs fold out that plug into holes in Stripmine’s arms for stability. Stripmine can also connect to the control panel in his vehicle mode by plugging his "handle” into the hole on the station and fitting his treads on the platform.
In robot mode, plugging a Cyber Key into the Key jack on his drum splits it open and reveals his spring-loaded missile launcher. The "pipe” piece on his left arm is actually removable and can be repositioned on his arm, peg onto any of his Powerlinx hardpoints, or even used as a hand-held "blaster” thanks to its own Powerlinx peg. He also has an alternate "work” robot mode, which basically just pushes his hips up into his torso and raises his shoulders up.
In Japan, "Blendar” was only available through e-HOBBY’s online ordering service. He was basically the Hasbro release complete with packaging (with the legal information covered in stickers full of Japanese legal information), in October of 2006... ten months after Galaxy Force stopped in Japan.
This mold was also used to make Universe Heavy Load.
Accessories: Missile, pipes/twin-barreled blaster, Giant Planet Cyber Key
Cyber Key Code: ve37
Known designers: Eric Siebenaler (Hasbro)
Part of the seventh wave of Cybertron Voyagers (and the only new toy in that wave), Quickmix transforms into a Cybertronic (Gigantian?) cement mixer with a drum that actually turns on a ratcheting joint. The top of the mixing assembly flips up to reveal a control panel for Quickmix’s pack-in Mini-Con Stripmine to stand on; pegs fold out that plug into holes in Stripmine’s arms for stability. Stripmine can also connect to the control panel in his vehicle mode by plugging his "handle” into the hole on the station and fitting his treads on the platform.
In robot mode, plugging a Cyber Key into the Key jack on his drum splits it open and reveals his spring-loaded missile launcher. The "pipe” piece on his left arm is actually removable and can be repositioned on his arm, peg onto any of his Powerlinx hardpoints, or even used as a hand-held "blaster” thanks to its own Powerlinx peg. He also has an alternate "work” robot mode, which basically just pushes his hips up into his torso and raises his shoulders up.
In Japan, "Blendar” was only available through e-HOBBY’s online ordering service. He was basically the Hasbro release complete with packaging (with the legal information covered in stickers full of Japanese legal information), in October of 2006... ten months after Galaxy Force stopped in Japan.
This mold was also used to make Universe Heavy Load.
Theme:
Cybertron
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Year:
2006
Date Added:
2023-01-18 07:47:46
Date Added:
2023-01-18 07:47:46
