Chaos 2, like many other famous UK competitors, was immortilised 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. 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.
Accessories
Rear view - grip the curved edges of the rear panel to remove it
Chaos 2 was one of the first generation of pullback toys, and was packaged with five cones with a ball on each of them, an item never seen in the pinball trials in Series 2-4.
The cone and ball accessories
Design Flaw
Picture of a Chaos 2 pullback with broken flipping mechanism
After per longed use of the flipper, a small block used to retract the flipping mechanism would often fracture and brake. The flaw was common and was noted by a large amount of buyers. It would normally result in the flipper of Chaos 2 only retracting half way, unless added by the user’s hand.