Hound finally makes it into the movie universe. Only instead of the Army Jeep he was in the cartoon, he's an Oshkosh transport. In his corpulent, cigar-chomping robot mode, he's voiced by John Goodman.
Fans of the Transformers series will remember Hound as traditionally transforming into a Jeep Wrangler, but for the latest movie he will be one of a family of medium tactical vehicles developed by real-life military supply firm Oshkosh Defense.
What kind of truck is Galvatron in Transformers 4?
Like many of the vehicle-based characters in the live action films, Galvatron transforms into a real life vehicle (not one made up for the film). In this case his vehicle mode is the Daimler Freightliner Argosy 2014.
Similar to his fellow overweight movie autobot, hound has facial hair. Fans have dubbed him the movie incarnation of Bulkhead. Hound is the third Obese Transformer seen. The other two being Ratchet and Leadfoot.
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Is bulkhead based on hound?
Trivia. Hound's character and overall design seems to be based on Transformers: Prime's Bulkhead. Hound is the only main Autobot that doesn't ride a Dinobot in the 4th movie.
The 2006 Mack Granite military truck was converted to portray Megatron's vehicle form in the third cinematic film released under director Michael Bay in 2011. Since then, Megatron has appeared at various locations across America before landing at Mack Trucks Historical Museum in Allentown, PA.
We've seen more recent renditions of Optimus Prime as a custom Western Star truck and as a Peterbilt. But as many things go, nothing ever matches the original. In this case, the original was based on a cabover Kenworth K100. This would eventually be changed into a Peterbilt 379.
Ironhide is the Autobots' stalwart weapons specialist and an old friend of Optimus Prime. He appears in the first three movies with the disguise of a GMC Topkick pickup truck.
Hound is an Autobot Commando and is Optimus Prime's new second in command in Transformers: Age of Extinction, after Sideswipe's disappearance. In Transformers: The Last Knight he also became the new Medical Officer after Ratchet's death in Transformers: Age of Extinction.
The gruff commando of the Autobots, Hound also doubles as their “medic” (mechanic). As such he's a heavily modified Mercedes-Benz Unimog given the paint job, armor plating and equipment of an army Humvee.
1967 CHEVROLET CAMARO SS 'TRANSFORMERS BUMBLEBEE' Lot #1325.2 - "Bumblebee," Resto-Mod built to use in the fourth installment of the "Transformers" film franchise, "Transformers: Age of Extinction," starring Mark Wahlberg and directed by Michael Bay, the current owner of the vehicle.
The first-generation Optimus Prime transforms into a Freightliner FL86 cab over semi truck. Within his chest is a mystic talisman, known as the Autobot Matrix of Leadership or the "Creation Matrix", carried by all Autobot leaders.
In these movies, Optimus Prime is able to transform into a conventional Peterbilt 379 cab, rather than the cab over design of his original Generation 1 body. In Transformers: Dark of the Moon, he regains his first generation trailer.
In the movie – the third of the “Transformers” series – Megatron takes form as a Mack Granite military truck and leads the Decepticons in an epic battle against the Autobots.
In the first film, he is seen vehemently pledging his allegiance to Megatron when the latter breaks free from the Hoover Dam, but unlike the other Decepticons, he is not killed in the final battle and leaves Earth at the end of the movie. Starscream transforms into a Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor.
Girders: A girder is a longitudinal member used in the construction of the bottom of a ship. They can be solid or not and can be placed above the keel (centre girder) or spaced equal distances from it (side girders). They can be continuous or divided by floor sections (intercostal side girders).
If one of these ships ran over a submerged wreck or rock, it may puncture the outer skin, but would potentially leave the inner skin unscathed, allowing very minimal flooding to occur and permitting the ship to continue with her voyage. Titanic also had watertight bulkheads that divided the lower decks of the ship.
“Class A-60 division” means a division formed by a bulkhead or deck that is. constructed of steel or an equivalent material and suitably stiffened, constructed to prevent the passage of smoke and flame after 60 minutes of exposure to a standard fire test, and.
