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When [[Jan Minakaze]] was a small child, the giant camera took a photo of him with [[Wing ( | When [[Jan Minakaze]] was a small child, the giant camera took a photo of him with [[Wing (G1)|Wing]] and [[Tacker]] on an unidentified planet. | ||
Many years later, as [[Star Saber (G1)|Star Saber]] was explaining to [[Mayville|Headmistress Mayville]] how Jan came to be in the [[Autobot]]s' care, he fondly recalled the memory of then-toddler Jan attempting to hold the nearly-lifesize print which resulted. {{storylink|Attack! Leozack}} | Many years later, as [[Star Saber (G1)|Star Saber]] was explaining to [[Mayville|Headmistress Mayville]] how Jan came to be in the [[Autobot]]s' care, he fondly recalled the memory of then-toddler Jan attempting to hold the nearly-lifesize print which resulted. {{storylink|Attack! Leozack}} | ||
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- The giant instant camera is a piece of equipment from the Victory cartoon portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
The "giant Autobot instant camera" is a tool used by Star Saber's Autobots stationed in Sector One when Jan was still a child.
The camera is ~8 feet (2.5 meters) wide, not including the accompanying tripod. It possesses a laser sight, zoom lens and a powerful flash and dispenses instant film photos from a slot in its base.
Fiction
Victory cartoon
When Jan Minakaze was a small child, the giant camera took a photo of him with Wing and Tacker on an unidentified planet.
Many years later, as Star Saber was explaining to Headmistress Mayville how Jan came to be in the Autobots' care, he fondly recalled the memory of then-toddler Jan attempting to hold the nearly-lifesize print which resulted. Attack! Leozack
