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While he prefers building, this doesn't mean he can't put up a fight. He'll take on  any Decepticon that tries to interfere with his work and then finish them off with his Crushsteel Punch!
While he prefers building, this doesn't mean he can't put up a fight. He'll take on  any Decepticon that tries to interfere with his work and then finish them off with his Crushsteel Punch!


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===Animated continuity===
===Animated continuity===
====''Cybertron''====
====''Cybertron''====
He had a Cameo!
[[Image:Longrack-Gigantion.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Holy crap, there's actually SIX big guys on Gigantion!]]


Longrack's vehicle-mode model was used as a generic [[Gigantion]] citizen when [[Metroplex (Cybertron)|Metroplex]] pep-talked his people preceding the launch of the four colony-world ships, which kicked off the galaxy-spanning [[Space Bridge]] project.
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==Toys==
==Toys==
===''Cybertron''===
===''Cybertron''===
*'''Longrack vs. Runabout''' (vs pack, 2005)
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''GS-02'''


*'''Longrack''' (Deluxe, 2006)
: Longrack is a [[retool]] of ''[[Armada]]'' [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Hoist]], transforming into a Cybertronic excavator.  Plugging a [[Cyber Planet Key]] into his right arm unlocks his shovel-arm, which can punch forward by pressing in the plunger mechanism.  He came with a silver-bordered Cybertron-Autobot style Cyber Planet Key.  He was only available in Japan in a vs-pack with [[Runamuck (Cybertron)|Runabout]].
: ''Japanese ID number:'' '''GS-02'''


:Longrack is a [[retool]] of [[Armada]] [[Smokescreen (Armada)|Hoist]] and transforms into an Excavator. He was given a new head and a Cyber Key activated punching action.  He came with a silver-bordered Cybertron-style Cyber Key; the [[Hasbro]] release of the toy has the [[Cyber Key Codes|Cyber Key Code]] "'''d48m'''" [[tampograph]]ed on its back. The original Hoist head was later re-used on the mold to make [[Botcon 2006]] [[Dinobot (BW)|Dinobot]].
: This mold was used to make the [[Botcon 2006]] [[Dinobot_%28BW%29#Timelines|Darksyde Dinobot]]. The original version of the mold was also used to make ''[[Universe]]'' [[Ransack (Universe)|Ransack]].


:For his Japanese release, he was packaged with [[Runamuck (Cybertron)|Runamuck]].
*'''Longrack''' (Deluxe, 2005)


:While the earlier versions of this mold included a Mini-Con partner, neither version of Longrack had one. The Mini-Con partner mold was released in the ''Galaxy Force'' [[Micron Booster]] wave as [[Clamp]].
: For the [[Hasbro]] release of the toy, Longrack was put in an individual package.  His Cyber Planet Key has the [[Cyber Key Codes|Cyber Key Code]] "'''d48m'''" [[tampograph]]ed on its back.  There appear to be no notable differences between the two releases besides the Key Code.


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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* Longrack was designed as an [[homage]] to the ''[[Beast Wars Neo]]'' character [[Longrack (BWN)|Longrack]], who also featured a spring-loaded right arm that was basically a gigantic claw.
* While the earlier versions of the mold used to make Longrack included a [[Mini-Con]] partner, neither release of Longrack had one.  The Mini-Con partner mold was released in the Japanese ''Galaxy Force'' [[Micron Booster]] wave as [[Clamp]].


*Longrack was designed as a tribute to the [[Beast Wars Neo]] character [[Longrack (BWN)|Longrack]].


==External Links==
==External Links==
*[http://tfu.info/2005/Autobot/Longrack/longrack.htm Longrack at TFU.info]


[http://tfu.info/2005/Autobot/Longrack/longrack.htm Longrack at TFU.info]


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Revision as of 02:55, 2 December 2006

This article is about the Cybertron Autobot. For the Beast Wars Neo Maximal, see Longrack (BWN).
Longrack is an Autobot in the Cybertron portion of the Unicron Trilogy.

With the ongoing battles between the Autobots and Decepticons and the attacks by the evil Unicron, Cybertron has suffered a lot of damage over the years. It's Longrack 's mission to repair this damage. Fixing the planet-wide destruction won't be easy, but Longrack is patient, he'll get it done.

While he prefers building, this doesn't mean he can't put up a fight. He'll take on any Decepticon that tries to interfere with his work and then finish them off with his Crushsteel Punch!


Fiction

Animated continuity

Cybertron

Holy crap, there's actually SIX big guys on Gigantion!

Longrack's vehicle-mode model was used as a generic Gigantion citizen when Metroplex pep-talked his people preceding the launch of the four colony-world ships, which kicked off the galaxy-spanning Space Bridge project.


Toys

Cybertron

  • Longrack vs. Runabout (vs pack, 2005)
Japanese ID number: GS-02
Longrack is a retool of Armada Hoist, transforming into a Cybertronic excavator. Plugging a Cyber Planet Key into his right arm unlocks his shovel-arm, which can punch forward by pressing in the plunger mechanism. He came with a silver-bordered Cybertron-Autobot style Cyber Planet Key. He was only available in Japan in a vs-pack with Runabout.
This mold was used to make the Botcon 2006 Darksyde Dinobot. The original version of the mold was also used to make Universe Ransack.
  • Longrack (Deluxe, 2005)
For the Hasbro release of the toy, Longrack was put in an individual package. His Cyber Planet Key has the Cyber Key Code "d48m" tampographed on its back. There appear to be no notable differences between the two releases besides the Key Code.


Trivia

  • Longrack was designed as an homage to the Beast Wars Neo character Longrack, who also featured a spring-loaded right arm that was basically a gigantic claw.
  • While the earlier versions of the mold used to make Longrack included a Mini-Con partner, neither release of Longrack had one. The Mini-Con partner mold was released in the Japanese Galaxy Force Micron Booster wave as Clamp.