Rhino

For example, the smokestacks, cab visor, rearview mirrors, lights and horns on the roof, headlights, rims, grille, horns on the fenders, air filters, air intake pipes in the hood, the and fuel tanks and the saddle plate were chrome plated.

Special add-on parts not found in the production version of the truck, the horns on the fenders, and the air intake pipes in the hood.

Rhino was delivered with decals to be applied by the buyer. These ranged from the grille to the sleeper cab.

As the largest and most expensive toy in the first series, Rhino was full packed with action features. Pressing the left chrome button behind the cab extended the front bumper and grille as a battering ram, while the right button opened the passenger side door and ejected the figure sitting in the passenger seat.

The two smokestacks can be folded down over the front fenders, and then serve as lasers and fog lights.

The sleeping cabin can be opened manually by pulling it back. Once it is open, the boarding ramp can be folded down and the roof unfolded. This opens up a view of the command center and missile launch base. Outside of Europe, Rhino came with a black rocket. In first wave of Europe, there was also the black rocket, then a gray one. In Germany it became a satellite, as no weapons were allowed to be sold with the toys. The rocket was released by means of a button on the back of the sleeping cabin.

The back of Rhino, behind the sleeping cabin, housed Rhino's exploration vehicle. This could be easily pulled out. Rhino leaves the outer part of the 2nd axle, the inner wheels form the front axle of the exploration vehicle. Then the saddle plate can be open and a figure can take a seat in the exploration vehicle.

Rhino had variations in details, which differed either in some countries, or the country of manufacture. Details below.

There were 11 stickers that had to be attached.