Bot a Day: Daily Drawings

The six Micromaster trains of the Liner Team merge to form Sixliner. Sixliner was only available as a giftset in Japan, so no need to track down the individual components to assemble this combiner. He was available in 1991.   

Next in the Autobot Liner Team of Micromaster trains is Night. Described as a "ninja warrior" who operates in the thick of the night (though, let's all be clear, he is still the size of a train). He turns into an EF66 locomotive, and was part of a six-member Liner Team boxed set available in Japan in 1991.

Alan seems like pretty plain name for an Autobot warrior that turns into a TGV Atlantique high speed train locomotive. This Micromaster was available in a giftset with his fellow Liner Team members in Japan in 1991.

 Joe is a Super Hitachi bullet train, an Autobot Micromaster who is part of the Liner Team released as a giftset in Japan in 1991.  

From the Japanese exclusive Liner Team is D-Go, who turns into an extremely outdated (but culturally beloved) D-51 steam locomotive. This Autobot Micromaster was available in a giftset with his teammates in Japan in 1991. This drawing is from 2019.

In 1991, the trains kept coming, with Leaf, a Micromaster Autobot who turns into a Series 100 bullet train locomotive. He was available in Japan in a boxed set with his fellow team members who combined to form Sixliner. This drawing is from 2019.

Kicking off a run of Liner Team Micromasters - six figures featured in a giftset available in Japan - is Spark. The Japanese celebrate their terrific rail system by turning them into robots often. In this case, Spark turns into a Tokaido bullet train locomotive. His toy was available in Japan in 1991.