NCS Product Description
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Looking over our candy toy and trading figure
section in the warehouse over the weekend, we
noticed lots of partial boxes of toys. Some boxes
had three pieces remaining out of the original ten
and others were just missing a couple of pieces.
Since we'll probably be moving premises again in
2010, we figured now would be a good time to start
clearing out the bits and pieces of inventory that
we find loitering around in storage. Our first offer
consists of three units of toys as follows:
» Macross Super Dimension Figure 002 Series
[1 piece]
Jan Code: 4947122030262
Kayodo and Movic release a new set of miniature
Macross toys which feature transformable Valkyries
which are a mere 2.5" tall/long in various
configurations. Sculptor Katsuhisa Yamaguchi
provides masterful Macross Figure modeling for the
new set.
Five possible Macross mech figures from the popular series are
randomly packaged in the Macross SDF 002 candy toy
from Movic & Kayodo. The possible figures are: Roy
Fokker's VF-1S Valkyrie in robot mode, a variant
VF-1S in gerwalk mode, a VF-1J in robot mode, a red
variant VF-1J in jet mode, and an MBR-04-MkIV.
» Dead or Alive K-T Figure Collection DX [1
piece] Jan Code: 4904880563081
Instead of giving Christie and Helena some love and
representation in the Kaiyodo-Takara DOA figures,
the manufacturer went with two versions of Ayane and
two Kasumis. Lei-Fang and Hitomi also made the cut
this time. Measuring 8cm or approximately 3" tall,
the fighting gals are fully posable with articulated
arms and legs which allow them to be arranged into
kinetic action poses.
The build quality of each figure is impressive given
the relatively low price point of the toys. Please
note that the individual boxes are not marked and
there is no way for us to divine the contents of
each one. This item is also known as Yamaguchi-Shiki
Mini Action Figure.
View
additional photos for the DOA K-T Figure
Collection item from the original NCS update.
» Takara History Toys Collection [1 piece]
Jan Code: 4904880337125
After serving the youth (and more than a few
adults) of Japan with great toys through the
decades, toy manufacturer Takara takes a moment to
celebrate itself through a collection of toys that
takes buyers on a tour of their successes and
storied franchises spanning from 1967 to 1988.
In the early days of the company, Takara was
famous for the Licca Chan doll which was prized by
girls and young women for its stylish garb and and
hairstyles. In 1972, Takara created the Microman
series of toys which stoked imaginations with a
line-up of miniature humanoids and robots that would
eventually make their way into America as the
Micronauts.
As the 80s rolled around, robot and morphing toys
were the rage in Japan and names such as Sentai
Rangers, Gundam, and Macross ruled television and
toy shelves. Takara created their own line up
changeling toys and called them the industrial name
of "Car Robot and Micro Change." Sensing a good
thing, American toy company Hasbro licensed Takara's
new product line and dubbed the robots
"Transformers."
The Takara History Collection visits all of the
aforementioned toys and also takes a gander at the
Choro Q line, Flower Rock, and Koeda Chan Tree
House. To revisit the past in proper detail, the
original cardboard packaging for every toy is
recreated in miniature form to house the toy. As a
sort of extra bonus, a little packet of bath salt is
included in every toy package. Please take note of
the twelve possible figures as we have listed below:
Choro Q (Two possible car variants)
Flower Rock (Two possible color variants)
Koeda Chan Tree House (One type only)
Microman (One type only)
Mr Wataru (One type only)
My Licca Chan (Three possible dolls in
different outfits)
My Licca Chan Dream House (One type only)
Transformers G1 Convoy (One type only)
View
additional photos for the DOA K-T Figure
Collection item from the original NCS update.
Each toy is factory sealed and packaged with a
random figure. Think of it as a surprise when you
open your shipment and rip open the three cardboard
boxes to discover what you got.
Pricing is set at US$15.00 per set of three toys as shown which
includes shipping by U.S. Postal Service Media Mail
which generally delivers in 5-10 business days.
Please note that orders will only be charged
US$15.00. Please ignore the shipping quotation on
our shop for this offer.
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