The Schneider unit is one in a series of armor sets for the Zoids King of Flexible Liger Zero (Also known as Ka Do Oh) They are sold separately from the KZ-01 set.

The armor pieces are pre-painted and come in a nice tray. The armor snaps on easily. I like the fact that the armor is not attached to any kind of sprue, so there is no cutting involved. Just pop the armor out of its tray and you're ready to go. They also come with a small sticker sheet for added detail.

The armor features both plastic and die cast parts, and some of the parts feature moving gimmicks, like hatches or moveable weapons.

The base of the unit, the Liger Zero, is truly a remarkable piece. It features die cast and plastic construction, ratcheted joints, and many points of articulation. It comes with the default white Liger Zero Armor.

For another great review, check out the KZ-01a set at ToyboxDX.

The Jager unit is one in a series of armor sets for the Zoids King of Flexible Liger Zero (Also known as Ka Do Oh) They are sold separately from the KZ-01 set.

The armor pieces are pre-painted and come in a nice tray. The armor snaps on easily. I like the fact that the armor is not attached to any kind of sprue, so there is no cutting involved. Just pop the armor out of its tray and you're ready to go. They also come with a small sticker sheet for added detail.

The armor features both plastic and die cast parts, and some of the parts feature moving gimmicks, like hatches or moveable weapons.

The base of the unit, the Liger Zero, is truly a remarkable piece. It features die cast and plastic construction, ratcheted joints, and many points of articulation. It comes with the default white Liger Zero Armor.

For another great review, check out the KZ-01b set at ToyboxDX.

The Panzer unit is one in a series of armor sets for the Zoids King of Flexible Liger Zero (Also known as Ka Do Oh) They are sold separately from the KZ-01 set.

The armor pieces are pre-painted and come in a nice tray. The armor snaps on easily. I like the fact that the armor is not attached to any kind of sprue, so there is no cutting involved. Just pop the armor out of its tray and you're ready to go. They also come with a small sticker sheet for added detail.

The armor features both plastic and die cast parts, and some of the parts feature moving gimmicks, like hatches or moveable weapons.

The base of the unit, the Liger Zero, is truly a remarkable piece. It features die cast and plastic construction, ratcheted joints, and many points of articulation. It comes with the default white Liger Zero Armor.

For another great review, check out the KZ-01c set at ToyboxDX.

I have always liked the design of Zoids, but I never liked the fact that you couldn't really do anything with them, They always seemed fragile, more like models than toys.

Enter the Kadoh-oh (King of Flexible) Berserk Fuhrer. This toy features an insanely articulated die cast and plastic frame. Even without the armor, the toy is amazing. The joints are tight and stiff. See the plates on the neck? Each one moves.

The armor snaps on easily. I like the fact that the armor is not attached to any kind of sprue, so there is no cutting involved. Just pop the armor out of its tray and you're ready to go.

Once you put the armor, you lose a little articulation, but not much. The arms get lost in all the armor plating though. The weapons system features articulated claw-like weapons that can be moved into any number of positions.

This is an awesome figure. I like the fact that you can actually play with it without fear of breaking it. The construction is so well thought out. I accidentally popped a leg off while getting armor on, but the leg just pops back in a socket.

Definitely cool.