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*R1085 — '''''The Transformers'' — [[The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1|The Key to]] [[The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 2|Vector Sigma]] & [[War Dawn]]''' (1986, 1988)
*R1085 — '''''The Transformers'' — [[The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1|The Key to]] [[The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 2|Vector Sigma]] & [[War Dawn]]''' (1986, 1988)
*R1101 — '''''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''''' (1987)
*R1101 — '''''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''''' (1987)
*R1161 — '''''The Transformers'' — [[The Revenge of Bruticus]] and [[Dinobot Island, Part 1|Dinobot Island]] [[Dinobot Island, Part 2|Parts 1 & 2]]''' (1986, 1988)
*R1161 — '''''The Transformers'' — [[The Revenge of Bruticus]] and [[Dinobot Island, Part 1|Dinobot Island]] [[Dinobot Island, Part 2|Parts 1 & 2]]''' (1988)
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Image:VideoGems ArrivalfromCybertron.jpg|'''Arrival from Cybertron''' (original 1986 release)
Image:VideoGems ArrivalfromCybertron.jpg|'''Arrival from Cybertron''' (original 1986 release)
Image:VideoGems MegatronsMasterPlan.jpg|'''Megatron's Master Plan''' (original 1986 release)
Image:VideoGems MegatronsMasterPlan.jpg|'''Megatron's Master Plan''' (original 1986 release)
Image:VideoGems DesertionoftheDinobots.jpg|'''Desertion of the Dinobots''' (original 1986 release)
Image:VideoGems DesertionoftheDinobots.jpg|'''Desertion of the Dinobots''' (original 1986 release)
Image:VideoGems KeytoVectorSigma.jpg|'''The Key to Vector Sigma''' (original 1986 release)
Image:VideoGems KeytoVectorSigma.jpg|'''The Key to Vector Sigma''' (original 1986 release)
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Image:VideoGems RevengeofBruticus.jpg|'''The Revenge of Bruticus''' (original 1986 release)
Image:VideoGems TFTM.jpg|'''''The Transformers: The Movie'''''
Image:VideoGems TFTM.jpg|'''''The Transformers: The Movie'''''
Image:VideoGems ArrivalfromCybertron 1988.jpg|'''Arrival from Cybertron''' (1988 re-release)
Image:VideoGems ArrivalfromCybertron 1988.jpg|'''Arrival from Cybertron''' (1988 re-release)
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Image:VideoGems MegatronsMasterPlan 1988.jpg|'''Megatron's Master Plan''' (1988 re-release)
Image:VideoGems MegatronsMasterPlan 1988.jpg|'''Megatron's Master Plan''' (1988 re-release)
Image:VideoGems DesertionoftheDinobots 1988.jpg|'''Desertion of the Dinobots''' (1988 re-release)
Image:VideoGems DesertionoftheDinobots 1988.jpg|'''Desertion of the Dinobots''' (1988 re-release)
Image:VideoGems KeytoVectorSigma 1988.jpg|'''The Key to Vector Sigma''' (1988 re-release)
Image:VideoGems KeytoVectorSigma 1988.jpg|'''The Key to Vector Sigma''' (1988 re-release)
Image:VideoGems RevengeofBruticus 1988.jpg|'''The Revenge of Bruticus''' (1988 re-release)
Image:VideoGems RevengeofBruticus 1988.jpg|'''The Revenge of Bruticus'''
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===Little Gems Junior Video Club===
===Little Gems Junior Video Club===

Revision as of 15:12, 23 December 2009

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Specifics: AMT Revenge of Bruticus cover

A.M.T. Video Gems was the first home video company to release Generation 1 Transformers videos in the UK, releasing a handful of tapes in 1986.

They changed their name to V.I.P. Video Gems before their release of The Transformers: The Movie in 1987, and re-released their previous videos with their new name and logo in 1988. They then re-released a couple of the tapes again in 1991 under the banner of Little Gems Junior Video Club, this time with new production codes.

Video Gems tapes were distributed by Multiple Sound Distribution, who later shortened their name to MSD Video and produced their own releases under the Tempo Video brand, essentially replacing Video Gems' place in licensing "new" episodes for home video.

Releases


Little Gems Junior Video Club

  • J1350 — The Transformers — Arrival from Cybertron (1991)
  • J1358 — The Transformers — The Key to Vector Sigma (1991)

Notes

  • "Arrival from Cybertron" was the only Video Gems release to be taken from the first season. This is possibly due to the fact that season one was available to watch for free, as it was re-run on British television several times until 1987.
  • The St. Michael Video Library release of "Dinobot Island"/"The Revenge of Bruticus" features a box cover design provided by Video Gems, to match with their own contemporary Transformers video tapes.
  • The original Video Gems 'grid' covers came with uniquely-styled Robot Points that were supposedly compatible with the ones on the toys' packaging.



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