Is there a G1 Listing and Identification Checklist / Index somewhere?

[16364279]

Hi everyone,

It has been a few years since I've logged onto the forum. My collection was bubble wrapped individually and I am thinking of putting them on display again as we have moved places.

However I would like a checklist with pictures in both transformer modes so I can cross them off and see how many are missing.

An online pdf or something similar I can just print off will be great. My collection has grown since my last picture post a few years back.

Thanks guys

[1AZRAEL1]

Welcome back buddy. I'm sure there is something out there like what you're after :)

[liegeprime]

hmmm a checklist others may provide but with pictures .... that is another thing altogether. Some of the collectors here, I know have databases kept of their collection - a list of sorts but I doubt if it's with pics attachment for each figure. Your better off getting this - its small and pocketbook sized which is primarily what you may be after - each G1 figure listed in their botmode and altmode - all US released G1 only included. It's a good reference to own anyways and since it's small (although thick) enough it wont take much space in your drawer or shelf.

Ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Transformers-Values-and-Identification-Mark-Bellomo-2007-Warmans-Paperback-/251402405729?pt=US_Nonfiction_Book&hash=item3a88c04761

more choices at..
Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Warmans-Transformers-Field-Guide-Identification/dp/089689584X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1388715603&sr=8-1&keywords=Warmans+Transformers+field+guide

[16364279]

I have come across the books but I wouldnt dare to cross off anything in them thats why I was hoping there would be a soft copy floating around. Where I can print off and start crossing off.

[Paulbot]

Pictures and a list... don't think there's anything handy in softcopy.

For pics, TFU.info would be your best online resource.

For a checklist of toys:

You could try printing of a list of Griffin's collection (but no pictures)
http://www.otca.com.au/collection/collection1.html

Or a list from TF Archive
http://tfarchive.com/toys/references/original_american.php

Or a list from Unicron.com
http://www.unicron.com/tfitem/toylist_toys.php?seriesID=3

Or a REALLY long list (but badly ordered IMHO) at Transformerland
http://www.transformerland.com/transformers_checklist.php

[16364279]

the problem is over the years i have forgotten names thats what makes this exercise harder.

[Hursticon]

the problem is over the years i have forgotten names thats what makes this exercise harder.

TFU.info has got you covered (http://www.tfu.info/ID/index.htm). ;)

[16364279]

thats actually a good site for identifying individually.

the links for each individual bot are pretty good its a shame there isnt a page which has them all which i can just print off. I'm looking at about 200+ transformers and only know the names of about 40

[Paulbot]

Here's an idea, print these off: :)

http://tfarchive.com/toys/catalogues/generationone_catalogues.php

Names and photos of (nearly) all the G1 toys. Then you can use the TFU guide for the odds and sods (like Omnibots, Mini-Spies and Powerdashers who didn't make it into the catalogues)

[heroic_decepticon]

thats actually a good site for identifying individually.

the links for each individual bot are pretty good its a shame there isnt a page which has them all which i can just print off. I'm looking at about 200+ transformers and only know the names of about 40

Ship them to me, I'll catalogue them and ship them back to you in individual zip-lock bags per bot.

[griffin]

TFU.info (http://www.tfu.info) is a great site for identifying toys, as they are tagged by colour and alt-mode, and you can search based on those two elements.


I'd love to have one that makes identifying missiles and accessories possible or easy... perhaps even a database that allows you enter in size, colour & shape, or even scan in a photo of a missile, and the database can match it based on its shape, outline or colour.

[1AZRAEL1]

I'd love to have one that makes identifying missiles and accessories possible or easy... perhaps even a database that allows you enter in size, colour & shape, or even scan in a photo of a missile, and the database can match it based on its shape, outline or colour.

There used to be. Cobraislandtoys.com were great. I used to use that alot, and even contributed pictures for ones they were missing. Unfortunately they closed down a while ago.

[Sky Shadow]

I assumed everyone already knew this, but from the posts above, apparently not. To identify your transformers or weapons, just go here:

http://www.transformerland.com/identify-transformers.html

You can sort by colour, vehicle mode, franchise or type of part.