Thunderhawk

The design of Thunderhawk shows very much from which time the design comes. So Thunderhawk has a rear spoiler, a sitepipe exhaust and funky decals with grid pattern and yellow lightning.

Chrome could not be missing in the 80s, of course, and so the sidepipe exhaust and rims are finished in chrome. Although Thunderhawk has turned out a bit clunky, nevertheless, the toy has numerous details. For example, the dashboard is rich in detail.

By pressing the button in the middle of the roof, the toy turns into a jet fighter. The doors then flip up like gullwing doors. The chrome colored sitepipes could be pulled out of the doors. This made the wings longer, and they served as weapons.

At the same time, the rear spoiler and the rear bumper speeds up. Under the bumper, the nozzles of the jet engine come to light.

When the rear nozzles were pressed, 2 small bombs were dropped from the floor of the vehicle. These two bombs were missing from the second wave in Germany, as no weapons were allowed to be sold with the toys.

The interior had seat belts on both seats to hold the figures in place during "flight" to prevent them from falling out of the open doors.

Unlike many other vehicles, Thunderhawk does not have a connection for a fuel hose.

There were 12 stickers that had to be attached.