MEGATRON PISTOL SERIES

His sculpt was based heavily upon the Megatron's animation model design. Megatron returned as an Action Master in 1990, and as with most Action Master figures, he could not transform. Galvatron (Decepticon City Commander, 1986).This version is said to be lighter chromed than the first. The box is a simple Collector's Edition type, similar to Megaplex. The black version was rereleased on e-Hobby, and shipped with an accompanying comic. The toy was reissued yet again in 2007 as part of the 'Transformers Encore' line. This release was identical to the previous reissue, but included the energon mace used in the episode ' More Than Meets the Eye, Part 2', a sheet of Decepticon stickers, and a Decepticon mouse pad. Megatron was again reissued in 2002 in Takara's Transformer Collection series. A 'black' redeco (mainly replacing the silver chrome with a darker gunmetal) was released the same year, initially available at BotCon Japan. Oops.) In 2001, Megatron was reissued in Japan, and came with all of the American and Japanese accessories. (The boxart for this set was recolored blue to match the colors Megatron finally was not in Japan. This time, it came with his fusion cannon. It was released in gray and red with Starscream in the Good-Bye Megatron set. The flat gray and blue deco Megatron was also used in the Japanese VS-X giftset with Optimus Prime. In 1986, Megatron was made available as a mail-away item (since he was theoretically no longer shipping to retail shelves) in the Digital Doom on the Highway to Destruction flier packed in with boxed Transformers toys. He is so highly valued because his character was way more awesome. The toy is infamous for having a trigger where his.well, in an unfortunate place and generally being an awkward, waddling While the American release was chrome and red, the Japanese release was flat gray and blue (one of the Microman decos for the standard P-38). It was originally released in Takara's Microman toyline as 'MC13 Gun Robo - P38 U.N.C.L.E.' The Japanese release of Megatron didn't come with the attachments.

MEGATRON PISTOL SERIES

It transformed into a Walther P-38 pistol, as seen in the popular 1960s spy television series The Man from U.N.C.L.E., with attachments to make the 'U.N.C.L.E carbine' (scope, barrel extension / silencer and stock). Megatron was released in 1984 as part of the first year of the Transformers line in the United States. This photo needs an orange cap or someone might shoot the wiki.

Megatron pistol