Raidar X Battloid (Tactical Corps Assignment)
Exosquad Robotech (Playmates) - 3" Mecha
Rated 4.00 stars by somebody1
One of a handful of non-transforming human mecha used in the Macross anime then the Robotech series, then without permission in early Battletech board games, and then in this crossover. This mecha mainly worked as a ground bombardment and riot control mecha with some anti aircraft abilities. It features dual cannon arms and a rotating radar antenna. It is a pretty basic figure with the articulation being the radar, the shoulders that let it aim up and down, the hips, the torso. Little has changed since the original release and this reissue except the plastic color is slightly different and it is scaled down as I do not think this was available in this size in the 80s run. The Raidar X is molded in a tan/khaki color with green, blue, and red added. The markings are all decals that aver...[See More]

Excaliber MK VI
Exosquad Robotech (Playmates) - 7" Mecha
Rated 4.00 stars by somebody1
One of a handful of non-transforming human mecha used in the Macross anime then the Robotech series, then without permission in early Battletech board games, and then in this crossover. This mecha mainly worked as a bombardment and riot control platform against ground targets and even some larger aerial targets.It features to massive arms that are cannons and opening missile bays on either side of the cockpit. It is a pretty basic figure with the articulation being in the the hatches, the shoulders that let it aim up and down with a side motion to lift it's arms like a human, the hips, the torso, and the feet. Little has changed since the original release and this reissue except the plastic color is slightly different. The Excaliber is molded in a tan/khaki color with green, blue, and red...[See More]

Spartan Destroid
Exosquad Robotech (Playmates) - 7" Mecha
Rated 4.00 stars by somebody1
One of a handful of non-transforming human mecha used in the Macross anime then the Robotech series, then without permission in early Battletech board games, and then in this crossover. This mecha mainly worked as a missile platform against ground and air targets and featured hatches that opened on the "arms" to reveal the missile bays. It is a pretty basic figure with the articulation being in the head (moves up and down with 2 antenna on top that move) the hatches, the shoulders that let it aim up and down, the hips, the torso, and the feet. Little has changed since the original release and this reissue except the plastic color is slightly different. The Spartan is molded in a tan/khaki color with green, blue, and red added. The markings are all decals that aver very much like the 80s...[See More]