The post follows on from my previous post titled "Early Takara Japanese Autobot 'cars' MIB", where I photo-ed almost all the early Takara boxed Cybertron cars.
In this series of shots, I attempted to photograph all of the Cybertrons (Autobots) that are within the '01 to 49' Japanese numbering. As you will see, the results are a little awkward owing to the varied and different box sizes.
I have, for completeness, also included 4 mailaway toys in the group shot (but somehow I forgot to put the VSZ set into the shot). Shamefully, I have to admit that the only piece I am missing from this shot is #13-Cliffjumper MIB (it's not difficult to find, but I still have not tracked down a piece yet).
These are all the 'cars' and 'minibots' that would have been shown in the previous post already.
Here are some that I have not previous showed. 38-Broadblast MIB (aka Blaster) and 39-Perceptor MIB.
Both 38 and 39 pieces were bought from different shops within Sino Centre in Kowloon.
Here are the Dinobots!
Top row: 30-Swoop MIB (or Swarp as some would have it)
Middle row: 26-Grimlock MIB; 27-Sludge MIB
Bottom row: 28-Slag MIB; 29-Snarl MIB.
Oddly enough, for 26-Grimlock, there are 2 versions - a 'Made in Japan' version and a 'Made in Macau' version. The former is pictured, but I also have the 'Made in Macau' version as well.
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19 November 2014
Early Takara boxed Cybertrons (Autobots) MIB within '01 to 49' (Fight! Super Robot Lifeform series)
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Man, your collection is inspiring! It's so awesome to see this kind of collection :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words man. If you have links to your collection, I'd like to see it too!
DeleteUnfortunately, I don't have many pics. Everything is stored away. haha
DeleteUsually I'll just take pics individually when things arrive. Someday though I hope to get some full collection pics.
Sure thing, let me know when that day comes, I'll stop by to have a look =)
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