Machine Robo

Jet Robo was reissued for the Machine Robo Series toyline in updated packaging in 1986 but features no changes from the previous Japanese release. Made by Bandai, he comes with instructions & unused stickers.

Supercar Robo is a very compact and simple figure with no real weak points beyond the dangers posed to any vintage toy with painted diecast metal parts and rubber tires. Comes as shown.

The cannons on the jet's wingtips are often broken, make sure to take care. The legs on many Jet Robo do not lock into place evenly, often giving him a distinctive stagger. Bandai reissued Jet Robo in updated packaging when they took over the...

His crane jib is a separate piece that needs to be removed for robot mode; unfortunately there isn't anywhere else to put the jib in robot mode, so it just sits off to the side. Comes as shown.

Due to the shoulder joints being all metal, he is less prone to wear than many of his contemporaries. Comes as shown.

Due to the use of ball-jointed metal connectors, the figure has a range of articulation in the shoulders; however, this is also a point of wear on many examples, while the ankles especially are prone to snapping. The shin stickers can also foul and...

The cannons on the jet's wingtips are often broken, make sure to take care. The legs on many Jet Robo do not lock into place evenly, often giving him a distinctive stagger. Comes as shown.

Both the figure's head and chest parts can get broken, so take care. Comes as shown.

Comes as shown with stickers applied Popy version.

Comes as shown.

Comes as shown stickers applied.

The hips and knees can become loose, as the figure is top-heavy; worn examples of the robot can be difficult to stand. Comes as shown.

Comes as shown all stickers applied.

Good condition with all stickers applied. Comes as shown.

His front bumper/feet are made of soft plastic and can warp, causing damage to the chrome. Comes as shown all stickers applied.

Comes as shown.

Comes as shown unbroken.

Compared to most Machine Robo figures, New Shinkansen Robo features very little diecast metal - just the waist/thighs section. Good condition. Comes as shown.

His neck is susceptible to damage if his jet nose isn't pulled out before being folded down, and the ball-jointed shoulders can become loose over time. Comes as shown.

Drill Robo features a diecast chest and lots of chromed details, including the tracks & the drill (which is not meant to spin, unfortunately). Comes as shown.