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The Ray Saurer's design is simple and straightforward, resulting in a relatively posable model. It is not motorized, but its translucent torso contains flashing red LEDs. |
The Ray Saurer's design is simple and straightforward, resulting in a relatively posable model. It is not motorized, but its translucent torso contains flashing red LEDs. |
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| − | On the side panels of the Ray Saurer's box, there are two combinations shown: in one, the Ray Saurer has a flight pack formed from [[Leoblaze]] and [[Nightwise]] parts |
+ | On the side panels of the Ray Saurer's box, there are two combinations shown: in one, the Ray Saurer has a flight pack formed from [[Leoblaze]] and [[Nightwise]] parts; in the other, parts from the Ray Saurer itself are used to create a gun turret for [[Liger Zero]]. No names or instructions are included for either form. |
Ray Saurer was initially released in North America in 2003. It was also released in Australia in 2004. It never received a Japanese release in any form. |
Ray Saurer was initially released in North America in 2003. It was also released in Australia in 2004. It never received a Japanese release in any form. |
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Revision as of 14:51, 4 December 2012
The Ray Saurer is a type of Zoid, a species of biomechanical life forms from the fictional Zoids Universe.
| Ray Saurer | |
 Z-Builders Ray Saurer | |
| BZ-104 Tyrannosaurus Type Helic Republic | |
| Crew | 1 |
| Weight | 38.0 tons |
| Depth | 12.3 m |
| Height | 8.2 m |
| Maximum Speed | 180 km/h |
| Weapons | ? |
| Equipment | ? |
Overview
The Ray Saurer is a Helic Republic Blox Zoid. Virtually nothing is known about its capabilities. It shares a special Blox core with the Gorilla Tron and may therefore share its ability to absorb and store energy, including that from enemy weaponfire.
Like all Blox, it can merge with other Zoids to form more powerful combinations.
Models
Z-Builders
- Assembly required. (Snap-together, no glue needed. Scissors or X-acto knife recommended for trimming off excess plastic bits.)
- The model's colours are moulded into the plastic, and it does not need any paint. Some details are pre-painted onto the frames.
Ray Saurer is built from three sprues (one blue, two grey) and several Blox: one large, translucent, electronic Blox (shared with Gorilla Tron), and four standard original-style Blox. Three of these are black "land" Blox and one is a silver Core Blox. Like all Hasbro-original Republic Blox Zoids, the Blox are the Republic style but with red (Imperial) innards. It also includes one grey Republic pilot.
The Ray Saurer's design is simple and straightforward, resulting in a relatively posable model. It is not motorized, but its translucent torso contains flashing red LEDs.
On the side panels of the Ray Saurer's box, there are two combinations shown: in one, the Ray Saurer has a flight pack formed from Leoblaze and Nightwise parts; in the other, parts from the Ray Saurer itself are used to create a gun turret for Liger Zero. No names or instructions are included for either form.
Ray Saurer was initially released in North America in 2003. It was also released in Australia in 2004. It never received a Japanese release in any form.
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