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Thread: Starcom vs Centurions Round 1
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Old 04-30-2012, 05:46 AM   #1
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Starcom



Mattel's Starcom line ran from 1987 through the early 1990's. The line featured tiny figures to go along with a variety of unique and awesome vehicles and play sets. The little figures featured magnets that allowed them to lock into their vehicles. These magnets also activated automatic play features in the vehicles. To go along with the toys, there was a single season cartoon. In the U.S., neither the toys or the cartoons did especially well. however, the toys seemed to do better overseas and have since garnered a very loyal following.

Centurions



The Centurions toy line was a fairly short lived one. However, the lien featured some fantastic ideas and very unique toys. Each figure featured numerous peg holes throughout their body. This allowed for "Power Packs", weapons and accessories to be attached to the figures. There were seven figures, power packs and some vehicles released by Kenner in 1986. The cartoon for the toys proved to be a bit more popular and ran from 1985 - 1987.
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