Transformers Archive - Transformers Pictures: Toys from Generation 1 (G1) to Armada

Transformerland's Transformers Archive is a database containing pictures of every Transformers toy ever made--images of the packaged toys, loose complete toys, instructions, tech specs, and sticker sheets will be available.

This includes Generation 1 (G1) Transformers (with Masterforce, Victory, Zone, Battlestars, and Operation Combination from Japan), Generation 2 (G2) Transformers, Beast Wars (Beast Wars II, Beast Wars Neo, and Beast Wars Metals from Japan), Machine Wars, Animorphs, Beast Machines, Robots in Disguise (RiD) (Car Robots in Japan), Heroes of Cybertron (Mega SCF in Japan), Armada (Micron Densetsu in Japan), Comemorative Re-Issues (Dreamwave TF Collection, and Collectors Additions in Japan, Classics in Europe), and other toy lines of interest like Chrono-Q, Metalforce, Super Collection Figures (aka SCF and PVC), and Smallest Transformers.

The new and improved archive is designed to be more complete and more easy-to-navigate than anything before. Page may take a while to load (loads a 300K script) so be patient, it's worth the wait! Follow this link to visit Transformers pictures archive 2.0

Note: If Transformers Pictures Archive 2.0 does't work for your browser, try Transformers Pictures Archive 2.1

The old Transformers toys pictures archive also contains images of Transformer toys from Generation 1 to Armada. Includes images of sealed Transformers and Transformers instructions as well as Transformers catalogs.

The old Transformers archive is slowly being phased out. However, it will still be viewable until the new Transformers archive content surpasses that of the old Transformers archive. Follow this link to visit Transformers toys pictures archive 1.0

If you're like me, the focus of your collection is Generation 1 -- the old-school Transformers! Click here to read some reviews that I (the webmaster) have generated for this amazing line of Transformers toys.

This table gives props to the people whom transformerland would like to thank for the images they've donated to the Transformers toys pictures archive.