A few weeks ago, we were made aware of an
upcoming Platinum Planet of Junk set that would be around the 80$ price range. Theories were abound. Was it a reissue of some G1 Wreck Gar molds with some novelties? Or a reissue of the
RTS Wreck Gar mold? Or a Combiner made up of a bunch of Deluxe Groove redecos? Or to take the title literally, a combiner made up of Motormaster and 4 redecos of Breakdown?
Well, thanks to
Cybertron Philippines we now know that it is he following:
Wreck-Gar as a redeco of
Reveal the Shield Wreck-GarAutobot Hot Rod (NOT "Rodimus") as a redeco of
Classics Rodimus Junkion Scrapheap as a redeco of e-HOBBY
United ScrapheapAbout Rodimus, it should be noted that he is called Hot Rod again. Lastly, be sure to check out the new 30th Movie Anniversary logo found on the box pictured below. This is the first time we have seen this logo being used and it would hint that it will be used on other sets and toys throughout the year.
Let us know what you think in the
discussion!
Fellow Seibertronian Sabreblade helped us by jotting down the writing found on the box:
PLANET OF JUNK CLASH
WRECK-GAR and the Junkions aren't easy to understand - they speak in scattered phrases learned from Earth TV signals - but they're fiercely protective of their planet and the scrap piles that cover it. When the Autobots arrive, the Junkions come out weapons swinging. Before things get ugly, AUTOBOT HOT ROD ends the battle not with a bang, but with a bah-weep-granah weep ni ni bong.
WRECK-GAR
The Junkion leader wants to make sure the (something) AUTOBOT visitors get mud in their eye, by-and-by. Film at 11:00.
The text is too blurry to tell what that word is, but it looks like "snoopy" or "speedy".
AUTOBOT HOT ROD
Uses the TRANSFORMERS' universal greeting and instantly turns the Junkions from enemies to allies.
JUNKION SCRAPHEAP
When your leader speaks only in phrases learned from Earth TV, the battle plan may sound a bit unusual.
