Premise. The premise behind the Transformers toy line is that an individual toy's parts can be shifted about to change it from a vehicle, a device, or an animal, to a robot action figure and back again.

Hasbro Transformers is a media franchise produced by American toy company Hasbro and Japanese toy company Takara Tomy. It primarily follows the heroic Autobots and the villainous Decepticons, two alien robot factions at war that can transform into other forms, such as vehicles and animals.

Cyberverse One-Step Changer Shockwave transforms from robot into a 'Spider-tank' by squeezing his rear tank legs. In robot mode he features a "Shock Blast Action" gimmick which extends at high speed - but does not launch - a sculpted laser blast from his gun arm.

Technically, Shockwave led the Decepticons on the frontlines in Chicago while Megatron and Sentinel messed around with the pillars. His leadership saw a majority of the Autobots and Humans captured or scattered. He also shot down Optimus and got him tangled up in the cranes to keep him out of the fight for a while.

Production/Manufacturing Though the toys are designed in America and Japan through a collaborative process between Takara and Hasbro, most are manufactured in places like China. The production process is complex and expensive.

Different parts of an electrical transformer are made of different materials. Windings are usually made of copper or aluminum, while the laminations are made of steel, often silicon steel. Cores can also be made of iron, amorphous metals, and ferrite ceramics, among others.

Different parts of an electrical transformer are made of different materials. Windings are usually made of copper or aluminum, while the laminations are made of steel, often silicon steel. Cores can also be made of iron, amorphous metals, and ferrite ceramics, among others.

A shockwave is generated when a wave propagates through a medium at a speed faster than the speed of sound travels through that medium. Shockwaves produce an abrupt spike in pressure over a very short time period (Figure 2).

What Makes Him Pure Evil? Shockwave makes it pretty clear from his words and actions that he cares nothing more than to slaughter some Autobots and enjoys hearing them die.

A shockwave is generated when a wave propagates through a medium at a speed faster than the speed of sound travels through that medium. Shockwaves produce an abrupt spike in pressure over a very short time period (Figure 2).

The Mossberg Shockwave is a variation of the company's 590 tactical shotgun intended for military and law enforcement applications. In fact, the Shockwave configuration is inspired by what's been informally known as the “witness protection” scattergun used by some agents in the field.

Making a Transformers toy The piece is designed to scale using CAD, with animations of its transformation process once assembled. Modern Transformers prototypes are 3D-printed and once they're made, they undergo extensive testing by a master model maker.

So what do they do? They take pieces of several old transformer toy models and put them together Frankenstein style. This will give the very rough initial design of what they want to do and how it'll work. Once that was done, Panzica would do the sketch of the possible final product, which is harder than it sounds.

A basic transformer is made from two coils of wire; a primary coil from the ac input and a secondary coil leading to the ac output. The coils are not electrically connected. Instead, they are wound around an iron core.

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The Shockwave C2 Coronary IVL Catheter is used before implanting a stent, to open the arteries that supply blood to the heart (coronary arteries) that are narrowed or blocked due to calcification.