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*'''Leadfoot with Pinpoint''' (Commander, 2010) | *'''Leadfoot with Pinpoint''' (Commander, 2010) | ||
: Part of the second wave of ''Power Core Combiners'' Commander-class toys, Pinpoint was available only with his larger partner Leadfoot. He transforms from a small robot into an engine for Leadfoot's vehicle mode, a blaster-cannon for robot mode, as well as armor for any Commander robot when in their super-robot torso mode. His [[Powerlinx]] socket | : Part of the second wave of ''Power Core Combiners'' Commander-class toys, Pinpoint was available only with his larger partner Leadfoot. He transforms from a small robot into an engine for Leadfoot's vehicle mode, a blaster-cannon for robot mode, as well as armor for any Commander robot when in their super-robot torso mode. His [[Powerlinx]] socket is hollow so, much like [[Backwind]], he can peg on to ANY [[5mm post]]. This is awesome. Unfortunately, this also means he can't activate [[Powerlinx]] gimmicks on Armada-era toys. Not so awesome. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 23 November 2010
| The name or term "Pinpointer" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Pinpointer (disambiguation). |
- Pinpoint is an Autobot-allied Mini-Con from the Power Core Combiners series.
Pinpoint provides his bulk partner Leadfoot with the extra power he needs to take on the Decepticons.
Toys
Power Core Combiners
- Leadfoot with Pinpoint (Commander, 2010)
- Part of the second wave of Power Core Combiners Commander-class toys, Pinpoint was available only with his larger partner Leadfoot. He transforms from a small robot into an engine for Leadfoot's vehicle mode, a blaster-cannon for robot mode, as well as armor for any Commander robot when in their super-robot torso mode. His Powerlinx socket is hollow so, much like Backwind, he can peg on to ANY 5mm post. This is awesome. Unfortunately, this also means he can't activate Powerlinx gimmicks on Armada-era toys. Not so awesome.
Notes
- Pinpoint is completely sculpted to resemble a Generation 1 Powermaster partner figure. He even transforms the same way into engine mode.
