Prime's trailer opens up into his Combat Deck, containing the scout drone, Roller. His smokestacks can rotate, but don't serve an obvious purpose. He's also one of the few toys of the 1984 wave to have functioning knees, though their use is restricted by his lack of forward hip movement. His articulation is relatively high for the era due to his transformation, especially in the arms, which feature rotation at the shoulders, biceps, and wrists, along with elbow bends and a backward shoulder joint. Prime is armed with a black laser rifle that, by design, he cannot hold straight. The fists themselves do not store anywhere in vehicle mode, but can fit easily in Prime's opening chest compartment (originally designed to accommodate two Diaclone driver figures). The cab transforms into the robot mode of Optimus Prime himself, with the addition of a pair of removable blue fists that plug into his headlights. The toy transforms into two major components the first component being a red and blue White Freightliner WFT-8664T cabover semi-trailer truck partially composed of die-cast metal, and the second component being a large silver trailer of undetermined model. This team included Hiroyuki Obara (listed as the sole creator on the toy's patent) and famed mecha designer Shōji Kawamori. The original Optimus Prime toy started life as the Diaclone 'Battle Convoy' toy, created by a team of Takara designers who came on board when the original designer fell behind. Known designers: Hiroyuki Obara (TakaraTomy), Shōji Kawamori ( Studio Nue).Accessories: Laser Blaster, 2 fists (left & right), Trailer/ Combat Deck, Roller, 4 rockets, hose, nozzle, fuel pump.Most people would be happy with just one Optimus Prime, but noooooo. 67.3 Powermaster Optimus Prime design history.67.2 The many releases of Optimus Prime.47 Optimus Prime featuring Original PlayStation.

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