The Armoured Trooper Carrier (A.T.C.) is a fantastic vehicle! The front of the vehicle has a part which covers the front seats. This has two windows that can be looked through. A driver and front seat passenger can be placed in the front seats. There was a steering wheel for the driver.

A top hatch (which opens and closes) gives a figure access to the top gun and upper part of the vehicle. The top gun rotates and makes a clicking sound as it does so. The top gun is fragile and often found broken.

As well as a top gun, the A.T.C. also has a missile launcher which holds four red missiles. The top hatch also came with a hole for a small green aerial (which tends to be missing). The aerial fixed into a hole on the top hatch but it was fragile and vulnerable to loss or breakage.

 Four figures can be placed in the rear of the A.T.C. and a black seat belt device holds them in place. On the floor there are a number of pegs for figures to stand on.

In the back of the vehicle there is a stretcher which is held in place by four pins. There is also a storage box for ammo and weapons. The stretcher was made from brittle plastic and is often found damaged. It is the same mould as Doc’s stretcher but it is a different colour.

The bar at the rear of the vehicle pulls out. The rear ‘trailer’ part of the vehicle has a removable top so that the rear can be accessed. 

Inside the vehicle a number of stickers really gave it life. Computer panels were made, as well as a tool box and medical area. 

The vehicle came with some fantastic parts which made it such a great toy. However, most of the parts were made from brittle plastic and were easily damaged. The small green aerial is very hard to find. The missile holder is also very hard to find as it is very fragile and easily damaged. The red missiles were also notorious for breaking off in the holder. The part of the missile holder that held it in place was very thin and easily broken.

The ATC appeared in a television commercial battling the Roboskull here.