The Energon Pub

by **smallworm** » Thu Oct 18, 2007 3:18 am

microclone wrote:
smallworm wrote:
microclone wrote:
note all sixshot owners, when you make the car it shows the wheels to far back, the instructions miss out a step. There are grey oval pieces between the torso and arms (shoulder hunges if you will) these can be rotated 180 degrees around to bring the arms into the correct position, this results in the cars wheels being in the correct position instead of that shown even on the box. this swinging around is official as there is a small hole for the back plastic peg to fit into the new position.

Thanks alot microclone! I've been wondering for a long time why that my sixshot couldn't have a correct wheels position as others I found on the web. I noticed the grey oval pieces before and also saw the black pegs in the gap, but I was afraid the black pegs were already stuck inside the body of the figure and they would break if I force the oval pieces to turn. Since the instructions doesn't tell you about this step, so I wasn't positive to turn the pieces.

This is really a great tip. Thanks again.

By the way, i also found when changing to Wolf mode, you could turn the oval pieces 90 degrees up (toward the wings) so that all four feet could stand flat onto the surface. Otherwise the front hands would be higher than the rear feet. See the pic below:

smallworm, glad that helps!! and regarding prices, i got mine as the reissue MISB for about $45!! its great to see people getting out their sixshots and plying around with them!

Wow, you've got a much better deal than I did. Wasn't sixshot that popular at the time you bought him?

by **atffan** » Sun Jul 10, 2011 10:52 am

I just want to say I'm one of you lucky people to own Sixshot. Complete with his G1 box and instructions. And this is a great toy which will keep you busy transforming at least for the next multi changer to produce.