About: Chaos 2/Pullback

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Chaos 2, like many other famous UK competitors, was immortalised in plastic as a pullback toy. The powerful flipper, based on its real life counterpart, is activated by pushing a small button on its left hand side, though this button does not appear on the image of the toy on the back of the box despite the instructions for it being there. It has a low ground clearance to facilitate the toy's ability to throw other pullbacks around. Following the events of the real life battle with Stinger, the rear panel on the toy can be removed.

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rdfs:label	Chaos 2/Pullback
rdfs:comment	Chaos 2, like many other famous UK competitors, was immortalised in plastic as a pullback toy. The powerful flipper, based on its real life counterpart, is activated by pushing a small button on its left hand side, though this button does not appear on the image of the toy on the back of the box despite the instructions for it being there. It has a low ground clearance to facilitate the toy's ability to throw other pullbacks around. Following the events of the real life battle with Stinger, the rear panel on the toy can be removed.
dcterms:subject	Phase One Pullbacks Pullbacks Competitor Pullbacks
robot name	Chaos 2
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Dimensions	3(xsd:double)
Power	Pullback Motor
Caption	The Chaos 2 Pullback
Weight	62.0
Clearance	1.0
Weapons	Rear Hinged Flipper
Release	2001(xsd:integer)
abstract	Chaos 2, like many other famous UK competitors, was immortalised in plastic as a pullback toy. The powerful flipper, based on its real life counterpart, is activated by pushing a small button on its left hand side, though this button does not appear on the image of the toy on the back of the box despite the instructions for it being there. It has a low ground clearance to facilitate the toy's ability to throw other pullbacks around. Following the events of the real life battle with Stinger, the rear panel on the toy can be removed. After prolonged use of the flipper, a small block used to retract the flipping mechanism would often fracture and break. The flaw was common and was noticed by a large amount of buyers. It would normally result in the flipper of Chaos 2 only retracting half way, unless aided by the user’s hand. Sometimes the block would come off completely and the flipper would refuse to close. The general solution was to push the flipper down and then let it go whenever the user wanted to activate the flipper. Some users experiencing this problem have cut the spring that allows the flipper to spring up, allowing the flipper to be entirely operated by hand, much like the Dantomkia pullback. In later releases of the model the flipper mechanism was reinforced in an attempt to resolve the issue.

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