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A 3A classic!

What would you say if I told you one could get a beautiful made, well sized, nearly all diecast Mazinger Z, with some slight sizing issues and perhaps one defect for around $20.00? Leonardo Flores reviews the Classic SOC Mazinger Z GX-01!

Boneparte Tulcas is a great example of 80s mecha design. It’s got a “real type” color scheme, it’s full of industrial design cues and it looks somewhat feasible in real life, if not impractical.

Albert Cho was half of a pair of brothers that received Advent decks from the evil Xaviax. Albert’s brother, Danny, received the mighty deck of the TIGER, while Albert received the ferocious deck of the GAZELLE.

More Sparkly goodness from Bandai

A neglected hunk of American Mecha, and a transforming motorcycle to boot.

The most shocking Fourze.

A great addition that is just a few steps away from being truly super.

May 17, 2012 - We talk SDCC 2012 Exclusive Godzilla, some SD styled Classic Super Robots, some Classic G.I.Joe goodness, more of Josh's Bootleg insanity and Adam looses his mind over the Yellow Lion. In Blind Box Josh shares his toy related adventures in California.

Bramble, upgraded.

Time for Round 2 in the Matty Collector Voltron Classics saga. This time the release is the Yellow Lion (with Hunk.)

I have to give it points for the pure insanity. Taking four unrelated toys and making an original, six-part combiner out of them takes something special.

One typical average review on a Japanese collecting website...

GI Joe’s FLAK cannon was just another early weapon in the fight against the terrorist organization Cobra, but Ironically GI Joe would have to wait until 1983 when the Cobra HISS Tank and FANG gyrocopter were released before they could put the FLAK to good use.

Yes, we are better.

Hosts: Jeremy, Mike

This is about pretty hair, phallic spaceships, and absolutely no women at all.

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This was cool before I knew what it was. Now its even cooler.

Sure it's McFarlane. But don't let that keep you away.

The Whirlwind was a mobile anti-aircraft and anti-personnel twin barrel rotary cannon operated by one gunner that could be hitched behind other GI Joe vehicles for redeployment.

Let’s take the most evil looking Mobile Suit from Gundam Wing and make him cute and cuddly.