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Write a Review link for that item. He-Man - Masters of the Universe (Mattel)As MOTU vehicles go, the Trak is possibly the least screen-accurate thing in the series. I suppose ground transport for more than two was a necessity for the show, but oh well, the animated design was boxy, plain, and boring. This thing is what Eternia is all about! First off, to hell with any sort of neutral colors. You get Play-Doh blue and candy-apple red, with orange and yellow accents. Stickers include lightning bolts, condor heads, gargoyle heads, and exhaust pipes spewing electricity. The front end, sort of like a camper van on the show, is shaped vaguely like a nondescript sort of drake, while the usual trapezoidal control station rises up slightly behind it. The seat rests against a blocky engine compartment, with a couple of dinky cannons mounted near the top. Pretty average Eternian aesthetic so far. Then you notice the irregularly placed treads. Which hilariously flop end over end as they move. It goes at a pretty good clip for not moving in the usual fashion, although any uneven wear on the rubber bands will cause it to drift a bit. Obstacles are harder to deal with than the box art would have you believe, however; it can get up there, but then it gets hung up as the low undercarriage keeps the gears from biting. I still can't recommend this enough. It's got a surprisingly quiet motor for its age, and if the rubber bits break off, rubber bands work great. Or just paint some tool dip on there if you can find it in black.   by Karl T. Face |
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