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Atlantic Goldrake Kit Built Up |
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Shogun Warriors Monogram Catalog |
A9602 Shogun Warrior Assortment No.1. 12 kits
Mazinga is molded in royal blue, red and silver, and a little painting makes a very cool kit. The original Japanese kit could be purchased as just the robot or it could be part of a deluxe setup with cranes and part of the HQ lab - quite cool and super detailed.
This is one of my favorite Shogun kits. He's molded in red, yellow and silver. When unpaited the colors are a bit odd but not as bad as the Grendizer kit's dark red!
Raydeen is molded in black, yellow and red. Two interesting features are his slide-apart face shields and his retractable bow.
A96003 Shogun Warrior Assortment No. 2. 12 kits.
A really cool kit molded in black and yellow, Gaiking can swing his arms and legs. This is one of my favorite kits as it looks quite like the anime portrayal.
One of the cooler kits, Grandizer is molded in black and burgundy, so some painting is required to achieve a semblance of the original figure.
The Raider kit was actually Getta Robo 2 repackaged under the Shogun title as Raider. The kit is molded in red and blue.
Grandizer was shown in Europe as Goldorak or Goldrake and Atlantic of Italy released 4 kits for the series. The Goldrake kit is shown above. One of four Atlantic Goldrake kits, this 7" tall kit is the actual Grendizer robot and is molded in yellow, blue, red and grey. There was one other robot kit and two accessory kits that featured miniatures of the various anime characters - these kits were more toys than models, made from a softer, more resilient plastic than is typical of normal kits of styrene.
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