Action Figures From the 70s Through the 90s
Jazz is one of the Transformers first generation, G1, autobots released in 1984. In the original Transformers story line he was Optimus Prime’s right hand man. But, there is an even more interesting backdrop to Jazz’s history. In the Marvel comic series, before Optimus Prime became the leader of the Transformers, Jazz was part of a small group called the Magnificent Six. They were sent in to Decepticon territory to …
This is the Autobot scout known as Hound. He is part of the Transformers generation one, or G1, series released by Hasbro in 1984. His original auto form is a Mitsubishi J59 military vehicle. In the Transformer’s story line he is a very kind autobot and actually really likes humans and Earth. In fact, at times he wishes he could “feel” just like humans do. He’s also one of the …
Bluestreak is one of the larger autobots from the first generation of Transformers figures issued in 1984. As you can see he was boxed rather than carded. While the smaller mini vehicles were around $3 a piece these larger Transformers were priced up to $20. In the Transformer story line Bluestreak is a skilled sharpshooter. He is not sympathetic to humans and would have rather just left Earth to the …
Released in 1984 by Hasbro and Takara of Japan, Huffer is one of the mini vehicles in that series. There are six mini cars in the series made to represent the smaller Transformers. In the Transformers story line Huffer is a construction engineer that ends to complain a lot. It appears as though in car form Huffer is a semi truck of some sort and was originally deigned as an …
Windcharger is one of the original generation one, G1, mini vehicle autobots released by Hasbro in 1984. He is one of the smaller Transformers which is why he was made a mini vehicle. In the Transformers story line he is one of the faster Transformers and has the ability to create a magnetic field that can attract or repel metal. In auto form Windcharger is a Pontiac Firebird Trans-Am. Early …
