Good Smile Company Voltron MODEROID Plastic Model Kit
 

Good Smile Company Voltron MODEROID Plastic Model Kit

https://www.toyark.com/2023/08/26/go...del-kit-512461

WTF? Only $60?! Finally a Voltron toy i can afford.

Heh. These were my first thoughts, too. I'm not familiar with Good Smile products, but I'll probably take a chance on this.

20cm Voltron Model???...

Like to see it...
in the "real"...

Before Passing..
Judgement ;^)

Why pay $60 for an 8 inch Voltron toy that comes with accurate paint, lots of accessories, is very articulate, and splits into individual articulated lions?
For $70 you could get Super7 Ultimates Voltron with limited accessories, inaccurate paint, and, in spite of the fact that it can not split into individual lions and has many points of articulation, has decidedly limited articulation.

Think about it.

I have experience with Good Smile Moderoid models. Considering you snap it entirely together, they make incredible action figures. Arms, legs, et cetera are more prone to detaching (and needing to be slid back on) but for a do-it-yourself action figure, the quality and results are incredible.

EDIT: Also the assembly is fun. It is, after all, a model kit.

EDIT2: But yeah, as a model kit, the paint job will be much simpler unless you choose to paint. Good Smile does decent job molding the parts in the correctly colored plastic, but little details here and there would have to be done by you (there are stickers to handle some bits, but the stickers are "mileage may very". Regardless, if this Voltron is truly all lions, detachable and reassembleable, for $47 (price in Yen overseas) this is a steal. That said, this is a model-kit, not a true action figure. Weighting will be "funny", and as I said above, arms will pop off pretty easily. It's partly the experience of assembling the kit plus the wonder over what can be accomplished from a snap-together model.

Nice! But after getting the SOC, Blitzway, AND Threezero, I think I Voltroned out.

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