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Sunday, November 30, 2008

1/100 Master Grade Gundam

Bandai: 1/100 Scale Master Grade: Gundam Seed: Lukas's Strike E + I.W.S.P.

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Thursday, October 9, 2008

Revoltech: Dougram

Kaiyodo: Revoltech: Fang Of The Sun Dougram 太陽の牙ダグラム: Combat Armor Dougram & Combat Armor Soltic Round Facer H8

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Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Masked Rider 仮面ライダー The First

Banpresto: Masked Rider 仮面ライダーThe First Helmet Display

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Sunday, July 27, 2008

1/100 Master Grade Gundam

Bandai: 1/100 Scale MG Mobile Suit Gundam RX-78-2 Ver.Ka

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Saturday, July 19, 2008

Macross Trading Figure

Kaiyodo: Macross 超時空要塞マクロスSuper Dimension Fortress Series 2

Destroid Tomahawk and VF-1J Armored Valkyrie

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Monday, July 7, 2008

1/144 Turn A Gundam

Bandai: Turn A Gundam 1/144 Scale Model Mobile Sumo

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Monday, May 26, 2008

Gundam 00

Bandai: 1/100 Scale Model GN-002 Gundam Dynames
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Sunday, May 11, 2008

Robopet

Tomy: Home Robopet Potch

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Monday, May 5, 2008

The Big-O

Bandai: The Big-O (THE ビッグオー) Plastic Kit.

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Tuesday, April 8, 2008

1/144 HGUC GUNDAM

Bandai: HGUC 1/144 RGM-79 Powered GM

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Astro Boy

takaratoys: 6" Astro Boy Figure

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Thursday, March 20, 2008

1/100 Master Grade Gundam

Bandai: 1/100 MG G-Defenser + MS RX-178 Super Gundam

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Revoltech

Revoltech is an action figure line from the Japanese company Kaiyodo. The main selling point of the line is the 'Revolver' joint, which all of the figures utilise. This gives the figures a high degree of poseability, allowing for many dynamic and varied poses. The subject matter for the Revoltech line can be broadly split into 3 categories - Real Robot, Super Robot and Humanoid, with the Real Robot line being the best served at present. Thus far, only mecha/characters from anime and video games have been covered.

Soul of Chogokin

Soul of Chogokin is a popular line of collector's toys produced by the Japanese company Bandai. The line, which began in 1997, focuses almost exclusively on mecha (robots) taken from various 70's/80's anime series, although the line has diverged from this on a number of occasions, most notably the release of several mecha from the popular mid-90's anime phenomenon, Neon Genesis Evangelion. More recently, the line has expanded further to include mecha from 70's Super Sentai and Tokusatsu series, such as the Battle Fever Robo from Battle Fever J and the Leopardon from Spider-Man. Also, more recently, Gunbuster and Ideon.

Gundam Fix Figuration

The Gundam Fix Figuration series of collectible toys was started based on the Gundam mechanical designs of Hajime Katoki and his 'Gundam Fix' illustration artbook and are released by Bandai. Gundam Fix toys share similar features as those found in the MSiA series, but are considerbly more detailed and often include more accessories. Changeable parts and variant models are often utilized throught the line, offering the collector a wide variety of display abilities. The collectible toys use PVC (with some ABS plastic) for construction materials, and a recently introduced expansion to the line use metal in the skeleton of the toy. Gundam Fix toys are designed to be true to Hajime Katoki's vision, and as such often adopt design elements and styling found throughout his artwork. The Fix series caters to Gundam fans who enjoy the scale, posibility and durability of the MSiA line, but seek the extensive details and variations that can oftentimes only be found in the Master Grade Gundam model-kits. Bandai also created two similar toy lines; Zeonography that showcases mobile suits from the Zeon forces, and Cosmic Region that showcases mobile suits from Gundam Seed.

Zoids ゾイド

Zoids (stands for Zoic Androids) is a franchise based around a series of plastic toy models designed and produced by Japanese toy company Tomy (now Takara-Tomy). The models resemble a range of creatures (including mammals, dinosaurs, and insects), and depending on the particular continuity are either metal-based lifeforms or are constructed with metal-based lifeforms as the base design. The vast majority of the models are designed in roughly 1:72 scale, with a wind-up or battery motor to power moveable features, and a snap-together construction. The models were first released in 1982, with the most recent line released in early 2006.