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[[File:TVMJuly1992SandstormToy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Not RID [[Armorhide (RID)|Armorhide]], we swear.]]
[[File:TVMJuly1992SandstormToy.jpg|thumb|upright=1.66|Not RID [[Armorhide (RID)|Armorhide]], we swear.]]


'''Sandstorm''' (サンドストーム ''Sandosutōmu'') is a member of the [[Battle Gaia (OC)|Battle Gaia]] team, sent to [[Earth]] to capture energy to fuel the Decepticons' conquest.
'''Sandstorm''' (サンドストーム ''Sandosutōmu'') is a member of the [[Battle Gaia]] team, sent to [[Earth]] to capture energy to fuel the Decepticons' conquest.


==Fiction==
==Fiction==
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**''Japanese ID number'': '''TF-10'''
**''Japanese ID number'': '''TF-10'''


: Sandstorm is a [[redeco]] of [[Brawl (G1)|Brawl]], transforming into a Leopard 1A3 main battle tank. Using the [[Scramble City (toyline)|Scramble City]]-style of combination, he can form any limb to a compatible torso, though his nominal placement is as the left leg to Battle Gaia. He was only available as part of the Battle Gaia giftset.
: Sandstorm is a [[redeco]] of [[Brawl (G1)|Brawl]], transforming into a Leopard 1A3 main battle tank. Using the [[Scramble City (toyline)|Scramble City]]-style of combination, he can form any limb to a compatible torso, though his nominal placement is as the left leg to Battle Gaia. He was only available as part of the Battle Gaia giftset.


: This mold was also used to make the similarly [[paint operation|deco]]ed ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)|Robots in Disguise]]'' [[Armorhide (RID)|Armorhide]].
: This mold was also used to make the similarly [[paint operation|deco]]ed ''[[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 toyline)|Robots in Disguise]]'' [[Armorhide (RID)|Armorhide]].
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==Notes==
==Notes==
* The Sandstorm depicted in the July 1992 issue of ''TV Magazine'' (as seen above) has some color differences compared to the final version; the main color of the retail toy is more cream or off-white than sandy tan, while the optic band color veers closer to yellow than orange.
*The Sandstorm depicted in the July 1992 issue of ''TV Magazine'' (as seen above) has some color differences compared to the final version; the main color of the retail toy is more cream or off-white than sandy tan, while the optic band color veers closer to yellow than orange.


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 19:16, 12 March 2016

The name or term "Sandstorm" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Sandstorm (disambiguation).
Sandstorm is a Decepticon from the Operation Combination portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Not RID Armorhide, we swear.

Sandstorm (サンドストーム Sandosutōmu) is a member of the Battle Gaia team, sent to Earth to capture energy to fuel the Decepticons' conquest.

Fiction

United EX

When Onslaught succeeded in purloining a set of drones intended for Choppermaster, a new combiner, Battle Gaia, was created from his old body's data. After reporting his success to Scrash, Onslaught released Battle Gaia in order to create a distraction that would allow him to continue his thefts. Prelude to the Siege

Operation Combination story pages

Sandstorm served as a limb for Battle Gaia. Big Pinch, Autobots! The Decepticons' Attack on Earth! Conclusion

Toys

Operation Combination

  • Battle Gaia (Multi-pack, 1992)
    • Japanese ID number: TF-10
Sandstorm is a redeco of Brawl, transforming into a Leopard 1A3 main battle tank. Using the Scramble City-style of combination, he can form any limb to a compatible torso, though his nominal placement is as the left leg to Battle Gaia. He was only available as part of the Battle Gaia giftset.
This mold was also used to make the similarly decoed Robots in Disguise Armorhide.

Notes

  • The Sandstorm depicted in the July 1992 issue of TV Magazine (as seen above) has some color differences compared to the final version; the main color of the retail toy is more cream or off-white than sandy tan, while the optic band color veers closer to yellow than orange.