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<div>{{disambig2|the Robots in Disguise Autobot|the Universe Railbot combined form|Rail Racer (Universe)}}<br />
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:''Rail Racer is an [[Autobot]] from the [[Robots in Disguise (franchise)|Robots in Disguise]] [[continuity family]].''<br />
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[[Image:Rail Racer-anim.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Train, train, take me on out of this town....]]<br />
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'''Rail Racer''' is the combined form of [[Team Bullet Train]]. He's basically kickass and you can't hope to beat him.<br />
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Rail Racer is composed of:<br />
* [[Railspike (RID)|Railspike]] (leader)<br />
* [[Midnight Express (RID)|Midnight Express]]<br />
* [[Rapid Run (RID)|Rapid Run]]<br />
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:''Japanese name'': '''JRX'''<br />
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==Fiction==<br />
===''Robots in Disguise'' cartoon===<br />
:''Voice actor'': [[David Lodge]] (English), ? (Japanese)<br />
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==Toys==<br />
===Robots in Disguise===<br />
*'''JRX''' (Multi-pack, 2000)<br />
:''Japanese ID number'': '''C-015'''<br />
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: Rail Racer combines Railspike as the upper torso, Rapid Run as the mid-torso and backpack, and Midnight Express as the legs of one large robot. He carries Rapid Run's shield/launcher as well as a large cannon formed from both Railspike and Midnight Express' weapons. Rail Racer (or rather, JRX) could be assembled by buying the three individual Bullet Trains, though all three members of Team Bullet Train were also available in a complete box set in Japan.<br />
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: There are significant differences between the [[Takara]] and [[Hasbro]] versions of Rail Racer. The Takara version has several portions cast in transparent plastic to give him clear windows, requiring extensive [[paint application]]s to blend in. The Hasbro version released in 2001 replaced the transparent plastics with opaques to cut back on the number of needed paint applications. There were also several smaller changes made to the individual components (detailed on their individual pages).<br />
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==Trivia==<br />
* The Takara versions of the Bullet Trains appear to have had a particularly bad run of quality control regarding the paint applications, with many having sloppily-applied decos. While the individually-packaged Bullet Trains came in clear-window packages to see the toys, the box set was completely windowless, so it was kind of a crap shoot as to the quality of paint you got with the set.<br />
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* Reportedly, the Bullet Trains, which were developed with Takara's very flexible pricing structure, really did not fit into Hasbro's more rigid existing price-points, budget-wise. They cost too much to be sold as Deluxes, but weren't really up to Mega-costs.<br />
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*Of Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue( a cheap american rip-off of Kyukyu sentai Go-Go-V), the Supertrain Megazord (copied from Grandliner) was possibly inspired by the above Railroad Rocket/s.<br />
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==External links==<br />
* [http://www.tfu.info/2001/Autobot/RailRacer/railracer.htm Rail Racer at TFU.info]<br />
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[[Category: Autobots]]<br />
[[Category: Combined forms]]<br />
[[Category: Japanese-original characters]]<br />
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