- Introducing a new machine that boasts the largest volume in the Tactical Mover series!
- The gyro lifter unit is a tilt rotor type unit equipped with two gyros.
- Equipped with a 4-wheel vehicle on the lift arm at the rear of the unit!
- Body color is medium gray. One Diaclone member Ver.2.0 is included.
- Integrally transforms into 3 modes. Simple and dynamic mechanism in 3 modes: <Machine mode> in vehicle form, <Mech mode> in heavy mobile mech form, and <Decisive battle mode> in humanoid combat form that demonstrates maximum combat power. Completely transformed.
- In the decisive battle mode, the rear part of the aircraft is deployed to become a heavy attack mode.
- It is also possible to construct a vehicle with only units excluding the frame.
- The essence of Diaclone is condensed into a 10 cm tall body.The total height of the humanoid battle mode is about 10 cm, which is easy to play and ideal for collection.
- Values such as boarding, transforming, combining, and customizing figures are enriched.
- A highly functional body that incorporates new gimmicks and the essence of the current Diaclone.
[What is <Tactical Mover Series>]
- <Tactical Mover Series> is a new series that can be called ``HARD-DIACLONE'' that focuses on elements of military SF taste, which is one of the essences of the Diaclone line, which has various aspects.
- Elements such as the world view, time axis, and the invasion of hostile forces, such as the alien Waruder, are the same as the existing Diaclone line, and parallel development, and the synergistic effect of the two lines will create a Diaclone world with further depth and depth. .
- Product contents: Main body (1), Bollet module (1), Flight unit (1), Drone unit (1), Vehicle (1), Armament A (2), Armament B (right) (1), Armament B ( Left) (1), Runner parts (2), Diaclone member Ver.2.0 (1), Seal (1), Pamphlet (1), Instruction manual (1)
*The image is a prototype, so the final specifications and shape and coloring may differ.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )