Dragonflies Space Vehicle (Bottom Chassis)
Mattel, Inc. • Bravestarr
Toy Category
Vehicle / Action Figure Accessory
Year Released
1986
Condition
Fair to Good. There is significant visible surface wear, scuffing on the plastic, and rust/oxidation on the four metal screws. One red missile appears intact, while the other is visible but may have internal spring issues or wear. It is an incomplete piece (missing the upper fuselage and canopy).
Estimated Market Value
$10.00 - $20.00 (as an incomplete 'parts' piece)
Description
This is the underside chassis of the Dragonflies side-car vehicle from the Bravestarr toy line. It features a grey plastic molded body, three small black rolling wheels for floor play, and two red spring-loaded plastic missiles visible on the sides. The center plate contains the Mattel inc. copyright 1986 and 'Mexico' stamping. This part connects to a larger character figure or playset to form the full flying vehicle.
Market Value
Estimated Market Value
$10.00 - $20.00 (as an incomplete 'parts' piece)
Auction Estimate
$8.00 - $15.00
Toy Identity
Edition Details
Mass market retail release, manufactured in Mexico (indicated by the '3532-2159' date/batch stamp and 'Mattel' logo stamp).
Model Number
Assortment No. 2351 / Item Number 3532
Toy Type
Plastic vehicle chassis with rolling wheels and spring-loaded projectile mechanisms
Toy Condition
Fair to Good. There is significant visible surface wear, scuffing on the plastic, and rust/oxidation on the four metal screws. One red missile appears intact, while the other is visible but may have internal spring issues or wear. It is an incomplete piece (missing the upper fuselage and canopy).
Packaging Condition
No Packaging (Loose / Out of Box)
Rarity & Significance
Low to Moderate. While the Bravestarr line is highly collectible and nostalgic for 1980s fans, this specific item is a partial chassis rather than a complete vehicle, which significantly reduces its desirability to 'parts only' for restorers.
Special Features
Includes original red plastic missiles and working rolling wheel assemblies. Features internal spring-loading mechanism for firing projectiles.
Notable Variations
The '3537 / 2159' stamp on the lower wing panel identifies it as a specific production run from the Mexico facility; minor variations in plastic shade exist between North American and European releases.