(The following was recovered from Web.Archive.org and was originally posted on robotmonstertoys.com.)
Optimus Prime Nozzles
Telling the Optimus Prime gas nozzles apart.
G1 OP gas Nozzle Type 1
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Fred's Workshop has identified 2 versions of the G1 Type 2
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The main thing to lean is how to tell a G1 Type 2 for a G2 (called a Type 4 by Fred) because it also concerns proper fit to hose. G2 hose has a larger diameter than the G1.
G1 Type 2 |       | G2 Type 2 |   |  |       |  |   |  |       |  |
The one thing that stand's out the most between the Type 2 G1 and G2 is the thinner trigger guard in the G1. There is a lot more "airspace" in the area between the trigger and guard in the G1
In the next three photos the G1 Type 2 is on top.
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This last course you can take is to keep a G1 hose always on hand to test fit. That's how I double check.
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