1984


Review: Gobots Herr Fiend

Does your jet black Porsche 928S transform into an evil German scientist? Mine does.


Review: Chogokin Laserion DX with Full Armor

An under-appreciated gem


Review: Chogokin Bismarck

The main mecha from Saber Riders and the Star Sherrifs!


Review: Bootleg Invincible Robot Gobarian

Invincible Robot Gobarian (고바리안) is another crazy Korean mashup robot that transcends style and culture.


Review: Orguss Orgroid (1/60)

Takatoku made some really great toys back in the day... Not sure if this is one of them or not.


Review: Gundam

Gundam is certainly the rarest hero jumbo known to exist.

But there's much more to it than just rarity. There's prestige and intrigue and all kinds of AWESOME!


Review: Voltron Robeast Mutilor

Robeast Mutilor may be one of the worst action figures ever created.


Review: Voltron Robeast Scorpious

Robeast Scorpious looks like an escaped Macy's Thanksgiving day parade balloon.


Review: Giant Commander Voltron

I'm not sure how this vintage US Jumbo eluded me when I was a kid, but I'm glad I have it now. It's a great toy and an affordable alternative to the expensive Popy version. It's always on Ebay and should be in every Voltron and Jumbo fans collection!


Review: Doks Guardian Manon Type

Doks Guardian Manon Type Sofubi


Review: Godaikin Godaikin Tetsujin 28

Considered by many to be the epitome of vintage Japanese robot toy design, Bandai America's "Godaikin" release of the venerable SG-01 Chokinzoku T-28 stands as an undeniable work of art.


Review: Voltron Computer Control Vehicle Force Voltron

It seems there is no place I won’t go in my quest to get as many toys of Voltron 1 as I possibly can. Each time I make a purchase I am amazed at the depths to which I have sunk.


Review: Voltron Voltron 1 Deluxe Warrior Set

You may know him as Vehicle Voltron, or by his original Japanese name, Dairugger XV!


Review: Giant Gorg

This is a great piece to get for collectors who are just starting out.


Review: Henshin Robo Legioss Triple Change

There have been many versions of the Legioss produced over the years. This version is desirable because it transforms into all three modes, and contains some diecast metal.


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