Takara Tomy MP-12T Tigertrack Tokyo Toy Show Availability Details

Thursday, June 13th, 2013 8:12PM CDT

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The official Takara Tomy Mall website has posted an update regarding the availability of their exclusive Transformers Masterpiece MP-12T Tigertrack. The figure is not available at the Tokyo Toy Show, instead attendees can can pre-order one Tigertrack each starting at 10:00 AM on June 17th and again at the same time on the 18th. If the pre-orders exceed the units available a lottery will be implemented, with winners being contacted via e-mail.

The website also list a brief bio for the character:

Autobot Warrior Tigertrack

Transforms from robot into a Lamborghini Countach LP500S.

A cool-headed hunter, who is good at fighting without being detected by the enemy, and is held in high regard by his commander, Convoy.

Includes gun and missile launcher, plus black version pile drivers.

Re: MP-12T Tigertrack In-Hand Images and Packaging

Credit(s): Takara Tomy

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Re: Takara Tomy MP-12T Tigertrack Tokyo Toy Show Availability Details (1495201)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on June 14th, 2013 @ 8:50am CDT

hinomars19 wrote:
Stormrider wrote:Black and white box? Kind of disappointing, unless there is a camera lighting thing going on and it's really yellow.

All the other repaints have had colorful printed boxes. Why suddenly change that?

I think it homages the box for the original G1 Tigertrack exclusive figure in some way. Somebody else here can probably explain it better though. But this one is definitely monochrome sadly.

The original Tigertrack was a mail-away for Figure King magazine, and came in a single-color box like most figures of that nature.

Re: Takara Tomy MP-12T Tigertrack Tokyo Toy Show Availability Details (1495375)
Posted by Stormrider on June 14th, 2013 @ 6:27pm CDT

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:
hinomars19 wrote:
Stormrider wrote:Black and white box? Kind of disappointing, unless there is a camera lighting thing going on and it's really yellow.

All the other repaints have had colorful printed boxes. Why suddenly change that?

I think it homages the box for the original G1 Tigertrack exclusive figure in some way. Somebody else here can probably explain it better though. But this one is definitely monochrome sadly.

The original Tigertrack was a mail-away for Figure King magazine, and came in a single-color box like most figures of that nature.

Yes, the box was a white background with yellow/orange artwork, correct?

Re: Takara Tomy MP-12T Tigertrack Tokyo Toy Show Availability Details (1495530)
Posted by Jelze Bunnycat on June 15th, 2013 @ 5:13am CDT

Stormrider wrote:
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:
hinomars19 wrote:
Stormrider wrote:Black and white box? Kind of disappointing, unless there is a camera lighting thing going on and it's really yellow.

All the other repaints have had colorful printed boxes. Why suddenly change that?

I think it homages the box for the original G1 Tigertrack exclusive figure in some way. Somebody else here can probably explain it better though. But this one is definitely monochrome sadly.

The original Tigertrack was a mail-away for Figure King magazine, and came in a single-color box like most figures of that nature.

Yes, the box was a white background with yellow/orange artwork, correct?