The Insecticons are among the more memorable characters from Generation One. I'll need to do a feature on the whole set before long, but some unexpected events of the past week dictate that I don't have time to do a full review right now. In the meantime, here are some pictures of the two existing toys created of the Insecticon Bombshell. First, the original Bombshell in insect mode.
Next, the Action Master version, which was never available in the United States, alongside the robot mode of the original Bombshell. For whatever reason, Bombshell is the only Insecticon character to be given an Action Master.
The Insecticons are among the more memorable characters from Generation One. I'll need to do a feature on the whole set before long, but some unexpected events of the past week dictate that I don't have time to do a full review right now. In the meantime, here are some pictures of the two existing toys created of the Insecticon Bombshell. First, the original Bombshell in insect mode.
Next, the Action Master version, which was never available in the United States, alongside the robot mode of the original Bombshell. For whatever reason, Bombshell is the only Insecticon character to be given an Action Master.
I'm reminded that a "Robot Heroes" figure of the Bombshell character (but not called that due to trademark issues) exists. I've never really counted those toys for some reason. They're certainly a side line. Anyway, it probably does deserve at least a mention....
ReplyDeleteWhat you might find most awesome about the "Robot Heroes" version of Bombshell -- as well as the other Robot Heroes Insecticons and many other Robot Heroes toys -- is that the mold designs on his back are identical to the G1 toy. It's a really impressive and touching level of detail. :)
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