The Conquest X-30 carries '11k' (presumably 11,000 pounds) internal fuel, and two 350 gal. It is armed with a laser guidance system, twin 25 mm revolver cannons, and four 'AIM-12 Light Sparrow' missiles. The Conquest is an advanced forward-swept wing jet fighter, based on the real-life experimental Grumman X-29 aircraft. The Conquest X-30 super-sonic jet was first introduced in the 1986 run of the toyline, packaged with the Slip Stream action figure. The heavily armored vehicle featured a double-barreled pom-pom cannon, with a ten shot auto-feeding rocket chamber, an anti-aircraft gun, and a front-mounted Gatling gun. The Blockbuster was first released in 1994, packaged with the Battle Corps version of Windchill. In 1992, the cannon was replaced by a water-firing gun, and the vehicle was recast as the Eco-Striker, as part of the Eco-Warriors line. Its design was based on the Chenowth M1040/41 Fast Attack Vehicle first produced in 1982 though not fielded until 1991. It featured a removable engine, a 10-round 70mm launcher for projectiles, off-road tires and springing 4WD suspension. ( All- Weather/ Environment) Striker was first released in 1985, packaged with the Crankcase action figure. It featured a digital ice mine deployer, a side-swipe missile-firing pulse cannon, six heat-seeking surface-to-air missiles, and a removable scout craft for arctic reconnaissance.

The Avalanche was first released in 1990, packaged with the driver Cold Front.

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Climbs tough terrain and turns like a real tank! Secretly developed by Cobra engineers, the vehicle is one of the most advanced and efficient vehicles in its class. (Motorized Crimson Attack Tank) style is inspired by the limited-edition toy model that was released in 1985.

The M54 Renegade is reborn as a weapon of Cobra! The C.A.T.

Army's top-secret weapons system,' the toy model came with a Cover Girl figurine and featured twin rocket launchers loaded with a total of 12 stinger missiles.

The Wolverine 3D style is inspired by the same-name Armored Missile Vehicle that was released in 1983.

and the B.T.T., which also embody the character of their respective factions to the fullest. didn’t make it into World of Tanks as playable armored vehicles.

Representing a different technological era, the M.O.B.A.T.

Joe universe, the 3D styles take a lot after their prototypes, including the trademark plastic look and feel.

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