His robot mode shares many of the hallmarks of Diaclone design: the hood and front fascia become the large chest of the robot, his doors become “wings” behind his shoulders, and he has two non-firing shoulder-mounted missile launchers to compliment his armament of a chrome rifle. His doors open, though the Diaclone driver would have originally boarded by opening the roof. Clear windows front and back, as well as supporting his “open” T-top roof complete the look of realism. He features four-spoke (a mark of the real-life turbo model) vacuum-metalized “chrome” wheels shod in rubber tires. Descriptionīluestreak’s all-silver alternate mode closely resembles a real Datsun 280ZX, including stickers badging him as such. The US Patent, titled Reconfigurable toy assembly (aka Transformers G1 Bluestreak) was filed on Octo(U.S. However, so far, all claims of “blue Bluestreaks” have either been not been proven genuine, or been proven not to be genuine. Due to the fact that Bluestreak’s instructions depict the blue and silver Diaclone toy (as well as his name being Bluestreak!), many collectors wrongly believed this blue version was released in Transformers packaging. This version of the 280ZX was released in Diaclone under two color schemes:īlue with a silver hood, or silver with a black hood and roof. Movie - Revenge of the Fallen (ROTF) (111)īluestreak, like all his fellow Autobot Cars until 1986, was originally designed by Koujin Ohno and released in Takara’sĭiaclone as Car Robot Fairlady Z.
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