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* Originally, the Toy Fair ''Transformers'' press release rechristened the "Robot Powered Machines" line as the "Action Fleet", but the packaging at Toy Fair featured the name "SpeedStars", which was what the items were eventually released as. No Micro Machines nostalgia for '''you!''' | * Originally, the Toy Fair ''Transformers'' press release rechristened the "Robot Powered Machines" line as the "Action Fleet", but the packaging at Toy Fair featured the name "SpeedStars", which was what the items were eventually released as. No [[Micro Machines]] nostalgia for '''you!''' | ||
*Much of the early SpeedStars range is made up of vehicles that were originally intended for release in the RPM line, but never saw release in the United States. These include Battle Series 2, the Metal Heroes Series, and the N.E.S.T. Global Alliance Series. Compared to the versions that were released in overseas markets as RPMs, the SpeedStars iterations lack a great deal of paint detailing. | *Much of the early SpeedStars range is made up of vehicles that were originally intended for release in the RPM line, but never saw release in the United States. These include Battle Series 2, the Metal Heroes Series, and the N.E.S.T. Global Alliance Series. Compared to the versions that were released in overseas markets as RPMs, the SpeedStars iterations lack a great deal of paint detailing. | ||
Revision as of 13:15, 19 October 2010
SpeedStars are a multifaceted line of nonstandard action toys featuring both Transformers and Star Wars vehicles. It includes a few different sublines that accomplish different things, but all of them are biased heavily towards the vehicle mode. The line replaced the Robot Powered Machines segment.
Mini-Vehicles
Metal Heroes
- 01 of 08: Bumblebee
- 02 of 08: Jetfire
- 03 of 08: Optimus Prime
- 04 of 08: Soundwave
- 05 of 08: Highway Patrol Barricade
- 06 of 08: Ironhide
- 07 of 08: Sideswipe
Future waves
- 08 of 08: Lockdown
Cyber Hunt
- 01 of 04: Bumblebee
- 0? of 04: Optimus Prime
- 0? of 04: Barricade
- 0? of 04: Starscream
N.E.S.T. Global Alliance
Wave 1
- 01 of 03: Bumblebee
Future waves
- 02 of 03: Optimus Prime
- 03 of 03: Ironhide
Stunticon
- 01 of 04: Bumblebee
- 0? of 04: Axel
- 0? of 04: Optimus Prime
- 0? of 04: Barricade
Double Siders
- 0? of 03: Bumblebee
- 0? of 03: Drift
- 0? of 03: Wild Rider
Revealers
Road Assault
- 01 of 04: Starscream
Future waves
- 0? of 04: Bluestreak
- 0? of 04: Breakdown
- 0? of 04: Bumblebee
Robot Riders
Battle Series 2
Wave 1
- 01 of 06: Sideswipe vs. Wreckloose
- 02 of 06: Nightwatch Bumblebee vs. Patrol Barricade
- 03 of 06: Optimus Prime vs. Bonecrusher
- 04 of 06: Optimus Prime vs Desert Long Haul
- 05 of 06: Jetfire vs Megatron
Future waves
- 06 of 06: Enforcer Ironhide vs Mixmaster
Track Set
- Bumblebee Track Set
Radio control
Lights & Sounds
Basic
Deluxe
Stealth Force
Basic
Wave 1
- Bumblebee
- Hound - vehicle based upon Universe (2008) Hound.
- Silverstreak
- Soundwave - like the smaller die-cast RPM/SpeedStars toy, the vehicle is based upon Transformers Animated Soundwave.
Future waves
Deluxe
Wave 1
Wave 2
Electronic
Notes
- Originally, the Toy Fair Transformers press release rechristened the "Robot Powered Machines" line as the "Action Fleet", but the packaging at Toy Fair featured the name "SpeedStars", which was what the items were eventually released as. No Micro Machines nostalgia for you!
- Much of the early SpeedStars range is made up of vehicles that were originally intended for release in the RPM line, but never saw release in the United States. These include Battle Series 2, the Metal Heroes Series, and the N.E.S.T. Global Alliance Series. Compared to the versions that were released in overseas markets as RPMs, the SpeedStars iterations lack a great deal of paint detailing.
