http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~sstoneb.../bluestreak.txt

 

Read this if you don't know it already, it's very funny.

:clap

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/TRANSFORMERS-DIACLONE-...1QQcmdZViewItem

 

I sort of found what I was looking for. The pics are so-so, but toy and box are great!

http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~sstoneb.../bluestreak.txt

 

Read this if you don't know it already, it's very funny.

 

:tflaugh that guy is really bent off of proving the existance of the blue bluestreak. he make a valid point.

thats the exact smae thing i posted

Ah...HA.

 

I think it is safe to say that there is only ONE TF Blue Bluestreak after all...the one they used in the catalog picture, and possibly another if not the same one for the instructions book and box...

 

Other than that, no proof of any others besides that being released.

 

I have the black hooded one in the blue diaclone box...was special till they re-released it.

There is no such thing as a Blue Bluestreak.

 

There's a blue Diaclone figure (which is super rare and expensive.)

 

There's kitbashes and repaints made to look like a blue Bluestreak.

 

There's even an Anime colored Bluestreak (black and silver)

 

But there's no Blue Bluestreak, MIB.

 

Sorry.

 

True this is right, and what a beautiful toy.

Sureshot, clicking the link does not work...there's an error. Simplly change the end from html to htm and you're all set.

 

BTW, kickin' collection!

off subject, but have any of you ever seen a milton bradley red tracks misb? now that would be a sight to see.

 

I am not aware of any European collector having one. Some MIBs only. And most old toy shop deadstocks are gone, so the probability of seeing one is very small. I heard stories about a Parisian shop, Lulu Berlu, which had guys buying old stocks all over France then selling the toys to rich collectors around the world, including possibly some sealed MB Tracks. But there's been nobody to confirm it by showing one.

Well I think there's still a slight probability of seeing one someday, whereas I am convinced that a blue TF Bluestreak doesn't exist.

 

The best example of an MIB Red Tracks I saw one day was fom 'Fracus', on sale on ebay some years ago. Everything was in pristine condition; that's not enough to prove the existence of the Transformers red Tracks but it's generally admitted by collectors. Another example was one on ebay.fr which seller didn't know anything about what he was selling, and which ended up with a buyout from an American collector, at €500 if I remember well.

 

Aside from MIB, several collectors I know in France or the Netherlands who have extended collections could buy a loose RT with a rubsign on the chest, and autobot labels, on flea markets from families emptying their attics... Do you think all these were sold in Italian Diaclone boxes (there is no Joustra RT) or were faked by guys who bought Diaclones?!?

 

In fact I believe TF red Tracks are pretty common in Europe. I have a loose complete one found in Germany. I also bought another one there, which had the Diaclone CS labels, no rubsign, and the same missiles as the MB or Japanese ones, however its copyright was the Italian Diaclone one, not the Japanese. So either it was a MB one with Diaclone stickers, or a German guy completed an Italian Diaclone with regular missiles... There's still some mystery around Red Tracks...

You're right about red Tracks - it was sold as a Transformer in Europe.