Cybertron:
- Alert
- Blaster
- Bumblebee
- Convoy (Optimus Prime)
- Grimlock
- Convoy (Optimus Prime)
- Grimlock
- Hound
- Inferno
- Inferno
- Optimus Prime (Solo Card)
- Perceptro
- Perceptro
- Prowl
- Sideswipe
- Slog
- Slog
- Sludge
- Smokescreen
- Snarl
- Smokescreen
- Snarl
- Swoop
- Trailbreaker
- Wheeljack
Decepticon:
- Bombshell
- Bonecrusher
- Condor
- Trailbreaker
- Wheeljack
Decepticon:
- Bombshell
- Bonecrusher
- Condor
- Devastator
- Frenzy
- Glen (Crane)
- Jaguar
- Kickback
- Frenzy
- Glen (Crane)
- Jaguar
- Kickback
- Long Haul
- Megatron
- Mixmaster
- Reflector
- Rumble
- Megatron
- Mixmaster
- Reflector
- Rumble
- Scavenger
- Scapper
- Shrapnel
- Shrapnel
- Skywarp
- Soundwave
- Soundwave
- Starscream
- Thundercracker
- Walter P-38
- Thundercracker
- Walter P-38
I always loved the Transformers art on their packaging. I'm amazed how many I recognized before seeing the names listed.
ReplyDeleteThat is cool...the comics were really cool to read and the box art was captivating for sure.
DeleteThanks for posting the updated checklist! I'll look through my collection and send you a list of cards I can add.
ReplyDeleteSweet. I'll update the checklist above. Thanks!
DeleteThanks very much! (You can add Inferno to the Cybertron list, too)
DeleteThese are so flippin' awesome!
ReplyDeleteThese are pretty sweet!
DeleteAre these popular with collectors? Seems like they would be.
ReplyDeleteI don’t think extremely popular, but it seems like some people still collect them at the moment.
DeleteThose are awesome, nice job with the checklist. I had some of those guys (the toys, not the menko) as a kid.
ReplyDeleteI think Amada also made a Transformers mini card set around the same time (like 1984 or 1985).
I have some of the mini cards as well. Should do a post on those.
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