Jackhammer is a vehicle from VENOM. Jackhammer is a black Ford Bronco that turns into a four-wheel assault vehicle.
The toy featured Cliff Dagger with his Torch mask. In the first wave of toys, in the US, the short (short) versions of the mask was there, from the second wave the long (long) versions. From the boxes you can see which version was in which box. See further down.
In the first wave of toys Thunderhawk was not yet licensed as a Bronco, but simply a 4x4. It was not until the second wave that it officially became a Bronco.
Jackhammer's toy came with licensed "Goodyear" rubber tires.
(read more)Unlike the vehicles from Team MASK, where the design is very colorful, Jackhammer is kept in plain black, with few chrome parts. Only the rims and the radiator grille are chromed.
The Ford Bronco has an off-road package, with higher suspension.
The transformation consists of two parts. According to the transformation in the cartoon, the front part is transformed first. For this, you push the hood back towards the windshield and over it. This creates a protective shield. At the same time, the radiator grille folds down and exposes 2 laser weapons.
Now the rear bumper is pushed down and the turret goes up. Finally, the seat of the turret has to be fold out. In the process, the turret's two laser cannons also extend. Under the turret is the air defense weapon, this is simply plugged into the appropriate hole on the turret.
In addition, the doors can be opened.
When Jackhammer is pushed, the laser weapons on the grille move forward and backward, giving the impression that they are firing.
There were 7 stickers that had to be attached.
Jackhammer
is
a Bronco (4X4) and transforms into
an assault vehicleTeam:
VENOM
Jackhammer based on
Ford Bronco 3rd generationJackhammers Weapons
• Armored Shield
• Front Laserguns
• Machine Gun Turret
Item number:
37330
Availability:
Jackhammer was available in the US from 1985 and Europe from 1990
Paperwork included:
US: instructions, mini-comic (only 1st wave), catalog
Europe: instructions
Jackhammer toy length / width / height in normal mode:
inch inch inch
Jackhammer toy length / width / height in combat mode:
inch inch inch
Price in Germany:
Price in the USA:
US Box first wave
US box first wave. Incl. the short mask, booklet and poster. For more details have a look to "Differences US boxes first toyline"
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US Box second wave
US box second wave. Incl. the long mask and poster. For more details have a look to "Differences US boxes first toyline"Click to enlarge
EU Box
Eu box first wave. Logo with missile launching.Click to enlarge
Boxes from other countries
Argentina PlayFulClick to enlarge
Boxes from other countries
Canadian packageClick to enlarge
Differences of the US boxes first toyline
That there were short and long masks from the MASK first toy series, every collector knows. But how can you tell if there are short or long masks in sealed boxes? The 1st and 2nd wave had small but fine details on the boxes, by which you can tell.
James Mason posted interesting details on Facebook. Attached are the differences for the Jackhammer boxes.
1st wave (short Mask)
Jackhammer is still just an ordinary 4x4 off-roader in the 1st wave.Click to enlarge
2nd wave (long Mask)
Jackhammer is now a Bronco at the 2nd wave.Click to enlarge
There were a comic and a poster included.
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There was only one poster included.
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Extra blue and white "Proof of Purchase" seal from General Mills and the vehicle name. The barcode was black on white with no border.
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"Proof of Purchase" now inside the barcode. The barcode is now blue on white with border.
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The production year was listed as 1985 and CPG Products Corp as the manufacturer.
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The year of production has now been changed to 1986 and Kenner Parker Toys Inc. as the manufacturer.
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The boxes had some differences in different countries, even within the same country. In the same country there were changes in different years.
The EU boxes are completely different from the boxes from the other countries. So you have no back on which the toy is explained, it is just the same site as the front, only with different languages. You can see this in the boxes section. All other differences follow now. Attached are the differences for the Jackhammer boxes.
US Box
The artwork of the box also differs from the EU box from Jackhammer. The colors look more matte, the metal is less shiny. Through Lance Anderson we know that the boxes were redesigned for the European market. A different airbrush artist was at work here than on the EU box. Jackhammer has gray decals on the US box, none in purple, the tank nozzle is missing on the US box. Click to enlarge
EU Box
The artwork of the box is also different from the US box from Jackhammer. The colors look shinier, the metal shines more. Through Lance Anderson we know that the boxes were redesigned for the European market.There was a different airbrush artist at work here than on the EU box. Jackhammer has purple decals on the EU box, none in gray, Jackhammer has a tank nozzle on the EU box.
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Instruction internationalClick to enlarge
Instruction US front/backClick to enlarge
Instruction US middleClick to enlarge
Instruction spanish front/backClick to enlarge
Instruction spanish middleClick to enlarge
Weapons / Accessories / Parts
Variations of Cliff Dagger
Variation of the mask Torch