Machine Robo

Comes as shown, unbroken.

Comes complete with instructions as shown.

Figure is unbroken and unused condition. Comes as shown. 

Figure is unbroken and unused condition. Comes with weapons. 

The package is still sealed and has never been opened.

Comes complete and unused with papers & unused stickers as shown. Extremely rare in this condition. 

The bubble has been stapled to the card.

The package is still sealed and has never been opened.

The package is still sealed and has never been opened.

The package is still sealed and has never been opened.

Figure is near complete and unbroken. Comes as shown missing weapon. 

The package is still sealed and has never been opened. This includes the sample sticker on the card. 

The package is still sealed and has never been opened. This includes the sample sticker on the figure. 

Compared to most Machine Robo figures, New Shinkansen Robo features very little diecast metal - just the waist/thighs section. Due to mainly being made out of white plastic New Shinkansen Robo is incredibly prone to yellowing. Comes as shown.

Bandai reissued Steam Robo in updated packaging when they took over the line in 1983. Comes as shown.

The chrome around the helmet can wear. Comes as shown.

A notable weak point is the tailfin, which is made from thin plastic, and is often broken off. Comes as shown.

Weak points on the figure are the sliding arms, which can become loose, and the chrome on the rear wing, which is so thin as to be two-dimensional. Comes as shown.

The toy's only real weak point is the windscreen, which can deform, stress or snap. Comes as shown.

While basically every moving part of the figure is a lightning rod for wear, simply gravity makes this less of a problem than you'd think; though the feet can be difficult to get even, resulting in a distinctive stagger. Comes as shown.