The Go-Bots 110 was introduced in 1984 during the release of the Hanna Barbera produced cartoon series called Challenge of the Go-Bots. The cartoon show promoted the toy line and the series ran for 65 22-minute episodes from 1984 to 1985. The camera originally came in a box and included a flash bar, camera, roll of 110 films, instruction book, and the camera. The Go-Bots 110 also had f16 45mm fixed focus lens, optical viewfinder, a right thumb slide bar film advance, flash bar socket, window in the back cover for frame counting, and a permanently attached wrist strap. Loading and removing the film cartridge was done by sliding the back cover out a slot provided until it stopped. The construction material is mostly plastic and it has four Philips head screws holding it together. For flash, the camera used the Flip-Flash bar that plugged into the socket on the top of the camera. Flip-Flash bars provided their own power and were developed around 1975. On the bottom of the camera is the words “Made in China 1984 Playtime Products, Inc.” and on the top and front are two Go-Bots stickers.