1989 Pulverizer (Battle Force 2000)

The Pulverizer features a "popoid" gun turret extension for long range bombardment.

NOTE: Although the box art showed Recoil manning the Pulverizer, and he's pictured above, Recoil did NOT come with the Pulverizer.

The Pulverizer features several moving parts, and the sculpt is nicely detailed. 
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The Pulverizer features an Intra-red “Night Sight” target acquisition scanner at the front of the vehicle.

The Pulverizer is powered by a 400 HP water cooled V-6 diesel engine.

The main rotational drive unit housing/face hardened armor protects the diesel engine and rail gun extension tube.

The extension tube is made of a composite fiber flexible HHR (high heat resistant) energy transport duct.

Hardened steel ribbed cannon support arms lift the "Pulverizer" laser cannon into position.

The "Pulverizer" laser cannon rotates and tilts.

The "Pulverizer" laser cannon rotates and tilts.

The "Pulverizer" laser cannon rotates and tilts.

The main tank hull features sloped double wall armor.

Hardened steel dual rotating "Quick Turn" treads (do not move).

Solid-fuel laser energy generation/double wall “Spaced" armor protects and generates power.

The "Pulverizer" cannon features a “Rippler" selected sequence laser diffusion nozzle on the front, a laser blast energy compression diverter in the middle, and a rear-countered rotational control counter balance in the back.

The fire control/vehicle operation command seat fits your favorite Battle Force 2000 action figure (sold separately).

Don't forget to wear your safety belt!

Rear-mounted support vehicle tow hook.

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Creator Commentary

Guy Cassaday discusses Greg Berndtson's initial "Pea Shooter" concept, and incorporating a telescoping popoid into the design.

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