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:''Japanese ID number'': '''C-361''' | :''Japanese ID number'': '''C-361''' | ||
: The Monster Truck Patrol was released in Japan with no discernible differences during ''[[Battlestars]]''. However, the team ''did'' come with [[Micro Trailer]] #1. | : The Monster Truck Patrol was released in Japan with no discernible differences during ''[[Battlestars]]''. However, the team ''did'' come with [[Micro Trailer]] #1. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
* In [[Dreamwave]]'s ''[[More Than Meets The Eye]]'' encyclopedia, Heavy Tread is drawn with six wheels in robot mode (on his shoulders and ankles), but only four in vehicle mode. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 01:53, 1 October 2007
- Heavy Tread is an Autobot Micromaster from the Generation 1 continuity family.
Heavy Tread really enjoys mean-spirited, physical pranks. Thankfully, he reserves this cruel hobby for Decepticons. His penchant for pulling these punks then telling his friends on the Monster Truck Patrol about it has made him pretty popular (well, among the Autobots, at least), but has put unexpected pressure on Heavy Tread. He's becoming worried that his gags are getting stale, and if he doesn't up the jackassery, his buddies might lose interest.
- French-Canadian name: Chenille
Fiction
Dreamwave comic continuity
Forthcoming.
Toys
Generation 1
- Monster Truck Patrol (Micromaster Patrol, 1990)
- Heavy Tread doesn't actually transform into a "truck" per se, but a six-wheeled double-engined tractor-pull funny car. He was only available in a Micromaster four-pack with his teammates Big Hauler, Hydraulic and Slow Poke.
Battlestars
- Big Truck Team (Micro Trailer team, 1991)
- Japanese ID number: C-361
- The Monster Truck Patrol was released in Japan with no discernible differences during Battlestars. However, the team did come with Micro Trailer #1.
Trivia
- In Dreamwave's More Than Meets The Eye encyclopedia, Heavy Tread is drawn with six wheels in robot mode (on his shoulders and ankles), but only four in vehicle mode.
External links
