Niiice! I wasn't too familiar with this Diaclone. In the late 70's I wasn't very interested in the G1 Transformers show, there were more intrigueing Japanese Anime shows popping up as toys and paper goods in Chinatown! But you learn something new every day, I never knew the heat sensitive Autobot/Decepticon badge was called a " rubsign"!
It is fabulous toy Looey, yep, and a fascinating and well-researched article. I've never owned a Dioclone, never mind a rarity. I once found a boxed Converter plane at a boot sale but they're probably not related. I've quite a big Transformers collection tho.
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In the late 70's I wasn't very interested in the G1 Transformers show, there were more intrigueing Japanese Anime shows popping up as toys and paper goods in Chinatown!
But you learn something new every day, I never knew the heat sensitive Autobot/Decepticon badge was called a " rubsign"!
It is fabulous toy Looey, yep, and a fascinating and well-researched article. I've never owned a Dioclone, never mind a rarity. I once found a boxed Converter plane at a boot sale but they're probably not related. I've quite a big Transformers collection tho.
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