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'''Dai Ono''' (小野大) is a designer at [[TOMIX]], the train division of [[TomyTec]], a [[TakaraTomy]] subsidiary specializing in scale models. He is a TOMIX-side contributor on the [[The Transformers: Masterpiece#Masterpiece G Series|''Masterpiece G Series'']] [[Trainbot]]s.
'''Dai Ono''' (小野大) is a designer at [[TOMIX]], the train division of [[TomyTec]], a [[TakaraTomy]] subsidiary specializing in scale models. He is the TOMIX-side design lead on the [[The Transformers: Masterpiece#Masterpiece G Series|''Masterpiece G Series'']] [[Trainbot]]s.




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==Notes==
*Ono's younger brother owned a [[Raiden]] set in his youth, which he had a habit of swiping to play with as trains.
*This anecdote led to him being known as "the guy who knows ''Transformers''" around the office and his subsequent drafting into the development of ''G Series''.
==External links==
==External links==
===Interviews===
===Interviews===

Revision as of 20:34, 11 January 2023

Dai Ono (小野大) is a designer at TOMIX, the train division of TomyTec, a TakaraTomy subsidiary specializing in scale models. He is the TOMIX-side design lead on the Masterpiece G Series Trainbots.


Known Transformers design work

Masterpiece G Series



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Notes

  • Ono's younger brother owned a Raiden set in his youth, which he had a habit of swiping to play with as trains.
  • This anecdote led to him being known as "the guy who knows Transformers" around the office and his subsequent drafting into the development of G Series.

Interviews