Click the catalog image to download or view in full size. Let’s take a look at the classic G1 Transformers catalogs from 1984-1987. Decepticon G1 Victory from Transformers 3D print model. We’re glad someone was greedy enough to capitalize on these robots. That’s how Transformers the cartoon series was born. but needed to find a way to market and sell them. Watch classic Transformers G1 commericalsīy the way, did you know that the cartoon was created for the sole purpose of selling Transformers robot toys? Some marketing genius was in Japan and saw these robots that transformed into various vehicles. Those weren’t choices, they were options. That’s where the intrigue of the catalogs came in. We couldn’t have all the Transformers (well, most of us), but we sure can dream about it. As a kid, you didn’t question the logic behind why? All you wanted was to own all the characters. As a kid, that all made sense, didn’t it? As the cartoon gained popularity, they strayed away from that simple classification. For reference, below is a list of all the G1 Transformers released in 1984. Prices and descriptions will be given on the results page. The Decepticons, no matter the robot type, could all fly. Here is a list of our G1 Transformers for sale from Series 1 (1984).

Cue the music- “Transformers, robots in the sky… Transformers, more than meets the eye…” What’s so ingenious is that it started with the good robots, the Autobots, all being automobiles. Jada Toys Transformers Bumblebee G1 253111004 Die-cast Figure Eyes with Light Including Batteries 10 cm Yellow. As a little one in the 80s, you fell in love with the original Transformers cartoon.

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