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Day 54: Bruticus (Generation 2)

New for this year is this drawing of Bruticus, the combined form of the Combaticons. This is his 1994 Generation Two incarnation, which is the exact same design as his original '86 version, albeit with brighter mid-90s colors. Bruticus was not available as a giftset this time around, so kids and collectors had to pick up the five individual Combaticons and build him themselves. Bruticus is a "Scramble city" type combiner, meaning each of his four limbs are equally interchangeable with each other, as well as other combiners of this type.  



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