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==Fiction==
:''Airlift Andy is a [[Go-Bot (species)|Go-Bot]] from the [[1-2-3 Transformers]] portion of the [[Go-Bots continuity family|Go-Bots]] [[continuity family]].''
[[File:123-toy AirliftAndy.jpg|right|thumb|upright=2.33|]]
 
It can be assumed that '''Airlift Andy''' enjoys rescuing people.
 
 
==Toys==
==Toys==
===1-2-3 Transformers===
===''1-2-3 Transformers''===
* '''Airlift Andy''' (Mega 1-2-3 Transformer, 2002)
* '''Airlift Andy''' (Mega 1-2-3 Transformer, [[2002]])
: A red and white fire chopper with electronic phrases: push down on his cockpit windshield to make him say one of a combination of phrases, which differ in robot mode and vehicle mode. Recolored version of the previously-released [[Charlie Chopper]].
** ''Accessories'': Shield, life preserver
 
: Part of the second (and harder to find) wave of "Mega" class toys in the [[Tonka]] ''[[1-2-3 Transformers]]'' toyline, Airlift Andy is a [[redeco]] of [[Charlie Chopper]], transforming into a red and white fire chopper with electronic phrases: push down on his cockpit windshield to make him say one of a combination of phrases, which differ in robot mode and vehicle mode. He has an articulated right thumb which allows him to give [[you]] a thumbs up.
 
: He also includes a shield/badge which can peg into the back of his fists, and a life preserver that can hang from the flip-out hook on the underside of his chopper-mode nosecone.
 
: This mold was also used to make [[Chopper (Go-Bots)|Chopper]].
 
::*''[http://www.tfu.info/2002/123/AirliftAndy/airliftandy.htm More information on Airlift Andy at TFU.info]
 
==Notes==
*According to [[Aaron Archer]], Airlift Andy was originally meant to be called Airlift Aaron until a meeting with then Hasbro CEO [[Alan Hassenfeld]] had him remark that the name "Aaron" didn't sound enough like a pilot.  


==External Links==
* [http://chawks.brinkster.net/gb/toys/airliftandy.shtml Airlift Andy at Playskool GO-BOTS are Pure Love Fansite]
* [http://www.tfu.info/2002/123/AirliftAndy/airliftandy.htm Airlift Andy at TFU.info]


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[[Category:1-2-3 Transformers characters]]
[[Category:Firefighters]]
[[Category:Go-Bot species]]

Latest revision as of 12:42, 19 July 2025

The name or term "Andrew" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Andrew (disambiguation).
Airlift Andy is a Go-Bot from the 1-2-3 Transformers portion of the Go-Bots continuity family.

It can be assumed that Airlift Andy enjoys rescuing people.


Toys

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1-2-3 Transformers

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  • Airlift Andy (Mega 1-2-3 Transformer, 2002)
    • Accessories: Shield, life preserver
Part of the second (and harder to find) wave of "Mega" class toys in the Tonka 1-2-3 Transformers toyline, Airlift Andy is a redeco of Charlie Chopper, transforming into a red and white fire chopper with electronic phrases: push down on his cockpit windshield to make him say one of a combination of phrases, which differ in robot mode and vehicle mode. He has an articulated right thumb which allows him to give you a thumbs up.
He also includes a shield/badge which can peg into the back of his fists, and a life preserver that can hang from the flip-out hook on the underside of his chopper-mode nosecone.
This mold was also used to make Chopper.

Notes

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  • According to Aaron Archer, Airlift Andy was originally meant to be called Airlift Aaron until a meeting with then Hasbro CEO Alan Hassenfeld had him remark that the name "Aaron" didn't sound enough like a pilot.