The gift set was never available in the USA or Canada, but only in Japan and Italy. In addition to his single release, Brawl was also sold in a "Bruticus" giftset alongside the other Combaticons. Hasbro: Robots in Disguise (2001) Ro-Tor.Takara/TakaraTomy: Car Robots D-009 Hepter.GiG: Transformers D-66 Vortex (gift set).Takara: Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers D-66 Vorter.The Transformers combiner team mold: Combaticons In 1987, he came packaged with a random Decepticon Decoy and accompanying mini-comic/checklist. The initial release of Brawl had die-cast metal treads on his legs, but like several other 1986 toys, later releases replaced this with colored plastic. Both don't affect the combiner's overall stability. Bruticus's package art has Brawl face forwards when latter becomes one of the legs while the instruction manual has Brawl face backwards like his in-show appearance. Brawl normally operates as Bruticus' left leg, but as a Scramble City-style combiner, he can also act as any other limb for any other combination of robots who share the connection design. In robot mode Brawl is armed with a small dark gray gun. In vehicle mode his armament is supplemented by a large dark gray anti-aircraft gun mounted of the back of the tank's hull. The Transformers Brawl transforms into a green Leopard 1A3 main battle tank. Accessories: electron gun, twin sonic cannon.
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