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[[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]] presided over the charity auction at Auto Assembly 2010, inviting his fellow [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]] to bid on a boxed set of [[toy]]s of [[Scott McNeil]], [[Derrick J. Wyatt]], and [[Garry Chalk]]. Perhaps more controversially, attendees could also apparently "buy [[Nick Roche|Nick]]'s pants". {{storylink|International Incident Part 1: "The Land Ironclads"|''The Transformers'' #9 cover}} | [[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]] presided over the charity auction at Auto Assembly 2010, inviting his fellow [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticons]] to bid on a boxed set of [[toy]]s of [[Scott McNeil]], [[Derrick J. Wyatt]], and [[Garry Chalk]]. Perhaps more controversially, attendees could also apparently "buy [[Nick Roche|Nick]]'s pants". {{storylink|International Incident Part 1: "The Land Ironclads"|''The Transformers'' #9 cover}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:30, 3 May 2019
Auto Assembly 2010 is a gathering of Transformers taking place in the year 2010 that welcomes attendees of all allegiances, judging by the Generation 1 and Generation 2 Autobot and Decepticon, Maximal, and Predacon symbols on its banner.
Fiction
[edit]2005 IDW continuity
[edit]Swindle presided over the charity auction at Auto Assembly 2010, inviting his fellow Combaticons to bid on a boxed set of toys of Scott McNeil, Derrick J. Wyatt, and Garry Chalk. Perhaps more controversially, attendees could also apparently "buy Nick's pants". The Transformers #9 cover
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[edit]- The real Auto Assembly 2010 was an unofficial convention and so falls beyond the scope of this wiki. However, the fictional Auto Assembly appeared by name on the cover of a licensed product, and is therefore fair game.
