Title:
Bombshock Missing Arm Combaticons
Description:
Bombshock with Combaticons (Power Core Combiners 5-pack, 2010)
Accessories: APC Drone, Armored Car Drone, Missile Carrier Drone, Tank Drone
Known designers: Eric Siebenaler (Hasbro)
Part of the first wave of Power Core Combiners 5-pack figures, Bombshock transforms into a twin-barreled artillery cannon truck of indeterminate model. He also has a "power-up” mode where he becomes the torso of a super robot, capable of using any auto-transforming Power Core Combiner drone-machines for limbs. He comes with his four Combaticon drone-vehicles.
All known samples of Bombshock have assembly errors in the legs. First, the lower legs are attached to the wrong thighs. While this doesn’t affect either robot mode at all, in vehicle mode it makes the wheels uneven, plus difficult to snap the vehicle side-panels properly into place. Thankfully, this is a simple swap since the legs are not "permanently” affixed to the hips. Less easy to fix is that the "power up” mode knee drone-connectors are backwards, giving them a full 90-degree bend in the wrong direction, and limited movement the way they should bend. This requires unscrewing the leg, swapping the joints, and placing them reversed in the opposite leg.
This mold was also used to make Steelshot and Combatmaster.
Accessories: APC Drone, Armored Car Drone, Missile Carrier Drone, Tank Drone
Known designers: Eric Siebenaler (Hasbro)
Part of the first wave of Power Core Combiners 5-pack figures, Bombshock transforms into a twin-barreled artillery cannon truck of indeterminate model. He also has a "power-up” mode where he becomes the torso of a super robot, capable of using any auto-transforming Power Core Combiner drone-machines for limbs. He comes with his four Combaticon drone-vehicles.
All known samples of Bombshock have assembly errors in the legs. First, the lower legs are attached to the wrong thighs. While this doesn’t affect either robot mode at all, in vehicle mode it makes the wheels uneven, plus difficult to snap the vehicle side-panels properly into place. Thankfully, this is a simple swap since the legs are not "permanently” affixed to the hips. Less easy to fix is that the "power up” mode knee drone-connectors are backwards, giving them a full 90-degree bend in the wrong direction, and limited movement the way they should bend. This requires unscrewing the leg, swapping the joints, and placing them reversed in the opposite leg.
This mold was also used to make Steelshot and Combatmaster.
Theme:
Power Core Combiners
Manufacturer:
Hasbro
Year:
2010
Date Added:
2023-03-24 05:45:54
Date Added:
2023-03-24 05:45:54
