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AF-4500's pilot was female. She issued a distress call as the helicopter crashed, but it was apparently unheard. {{storylink|Transformers The Game (console)|Transformers The Game}} | AF-4500's pilot was female. She issued a distress call as the helicopter crashed, but it was apparently unheard. {{storylink|Transformers The Game (console)|Transformers The Game}} | ||
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* The number AF-4500 conflicts with the number 4500X used by Blackout in the actual movie, because if Blackout had destroyed an MH-53 to assume its form, he would have the same serial number (unless he destroyed several helicopters with very similar numbers). In any case, 4500 is a fake number that wouldn't be used for a currently serving military helicopter. | * The number AF-4500 conflicts with the number 4500X used by Blackout in the actual movie, because if Blackout had destroyed an MH-53 to assume its form, he would have the same serial number (unless he destroyed several helicopters with very similar numbers). In any case, 4500 is a fake number that wouldn't be used for a currently serving military helicopter. | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 24 August 2010
AF-4500 is the identifying serial number of the United States Air Force MH-53 Pave Low helicopter that served as the template vehicle for the Decepticon Blackout's Earth disguise.
It's kinda a plot point, more so than the other templates.
Transformers: The Game (Console)
AF-4500's pilot was female. She issued a distress call as the helicopter crashed, but it was apparently unheard. Transformers The Game
Notes
- The number AF-4500 conflicts with the number 4500X used by Blackout in the actual movie, because if Blackout had destroyed an MH-53 to assume its form, he would have the same serial number (unless he destroyed several helicopters with very similar numbers). In any case, 4500 is a fake number that wouldn't be used for a currently serving military helicopter.
- 4500X is also the number of director Michael Bay's personal jet.
