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*[http://www.transformertoys.co.uk/content.php?/transformers-gallery/corporate-companies/286/corporate-companies/Muffins_are_delicious_om_nom_nom Interview at ''Transformers at the Moon''] | *February 1999—[https://web.archive.org/web/19990428050140/http://www.beastwars.com/figures/interview_21699.htm Beast Wars Team Interview] (archived) | ||
*February 2008—[http://www.transformertoys.co.uk/content.php?/transformers-gallery/corporate-companies/286/corporate-companies/Muffins_are_delicious_om_nom_nom Interview at ''Transformers at the Moon''] | |||
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| The name or term "Tim" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Tim (disambiguation). |
Tim Bradley worked as a Hasbro designer on the Beast Machines series, producing key concept art and designing the beast modes for Cheetor, Rattrap, Optimus Primal, Blackarachnia, and Nightscream, as well as characters just featured in the toy line, such as Snarl, Buzzsaw, and Longhorn.
For the Cybertron line, Tim generated concept sketches for various beast figures, as well as the Cyber Planet Keys for each segment. He has largely since transitioned into illustrating children's books.
Known concept work
Beast Wars
- Mutant Beast Wars
Animorphs
- Visser Three (size class unknown)
- Deluxe Class
- Marco (beetle)
- Super Class
Beast Machines
- Basic Class
- Deluxe Class
- Mega Class
- Ultra Class
- Supreme Class
1-2-3 Transformers
- Mega Class
- Ultra Class
Cybertron
- Scout Class
- Deluxe Class
- Voyager Class
Beast Wars 10th Anniversary
External links
Interviews
- February 1999—Beast Wars Team Interview (archived)
- February 2008—Interview at Transformers at the Moon
