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* "We're getting there" was the slogan of [[wikipedia:British Rail|British Railways]] during the '80s. Trax's colour scheme also matches the blue and yellow livery on their trains. | * "We're getting there" was the slogan of [[wikipedia:British Rail|British Railways]] during the '80s. Trax's colour scheme also matches the blue and yellow livery on their trains. | ||
* Trax's shape, wheel arrangement, and number of windows suggests that he transforms into a [[wikipedia:British Rail Class 40]], which was incidentally retired in 1985 (two years prior to the issue he appeared in). | * Trax's shape, wheel arrangement, and number of windows suggests that he transforms into a [[wikipedia:British Rail Class 40|British Rail Class 40]], which was incidentally retired in 1985 (two years prior to the issue he appeared in). | ||
[[Category:Comic-only Transformers]] | [[Category:Comic-only Transformers]] | ||
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| This article is about the Transformer that didn't make the grade. For the Age of Extinction Decepticons, see Trax (AOE). |
- Trax is a failed Autobot from the Robo-Capers portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Transforming into a locomotive, Trax always says "I'm getting there," though few of his Autobot comrades share his optimism.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
Robo-Capers
Trax left the Autobot army following a mental breakdown. Robo-Capers issue 97
Notes
- "We're getting there" was the slogan of British Railways during the '80s. Trax's colour scheme also matches the blue and yellow livery on their trains.
- Trax's shape, wheel arrangement, and number of windows suggests that he transforms into a British Rail Class 40, which was incidentally retired in 1985 (two years prior to the issue he appeared in).
