Collection Exposed : Mask - Condor

Who can miss a Condor?

It is almost every kid's first Mask toy vehicle to own. Everyone starts with Condor, why? Because it is the most famous scooter which changes into a helicopter and it is the cheapest to own for a vehicle compare to the other sets.

To me, I see this as an iconic Mask vehicle which every fan can easily identify, just like Bumblebee in Transformer. They are small yet lethal as well.

Of course, this is also my very first Mask vehicle which I own. It is amazing and looking back, how time flies.

Mask fans, showing again and again, the Condor.

 

 

 

 

 

Collection Exposed : MASK - BullDog

Yet another long time Mask vehicle from my private collection.

Presenting BullDog, the diesel truck cum armored half-truck. Packed with twin grille guns, jagged tongue for slashing action, exhaust pipe blizzard masters and radar disruption missile.

The alternate mode does not look impressive to me but I like the truck mode. Setting it beside Rhino brings about strength.  Again. this truck has went through battles and need some maintenance.

 

Collection Exposed : Mask - Raven

Digging back in time, I will slowly reveal my small collections of Mask vehicles which I have collected since my childhood days when I was crazy over them.

Needless to introduce or explain their existence and innovations in the toy designs. Kenner has gave us a vehicle transformation which they are in heavy competition with the Transformer line back then.

One of my favorite vehicle will be the Raven. My very second Mask vehicle.

The black car that transform into a speed boat with disc missiles.

It can double up as Night Rider too. Now it is consider a classic car.

 

Collection Exposed : Mask

Mask - Mobile Armored Strike Kommand. A 1980's cartoon series featuring convertible vehicles that hide their deadly powers underneath the normal form. The transformation is not in the same league as transformers though both are fighting hard for their audiences back then.

Back then, I managed to scrimped on my pocket money just to get my first "Raven" and then a "Thunderhawk" car driven by Matt Trakker. The rest is history.

From toys in this era, you can expect the production comes from Hong Kong, Macau, Mexico and places which we no longer seen being made for toys now except China. This makes toys from the 80's more interesting.

Here I took a simple video to showcase my little collection. Not of very high quality but enough to for you to view comfortably. As you can see all my toys are played with and not mint condition. They show signs of victory and defeat in battles.