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		<title>CollectionDX - SD Gundam Force</title>
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		<description>A Japan/America co-production, SD Gundam Force initially broadcasted  on Cartoon Network in US for 26 episodes, and later on TV Tokyo for 52  episodes, making it the longest Gundam series to date. Currently there  has been no official word on the fate of the show within the US other  than odd mentions, though fans continue to campaign for the release of  the final 26 episodes on DVD. Unlike previous SD Gundam series, SD stands for Superior Defender. It is a crossover series based on the three SD settings that were used in earlier SD Gundam anime and manga: SD Commando, a science-fiction-styled militaristic setting; SD Sengokuden, a setting with samurai-themed robots; SD Gundam Gaiden, a medieval European fantasy-themed setting. It also contains many references and homages to the standard Gundam shows, especially those of the Universal Century, Future Century, and After Colony timelines.
The TV series has 2 spinoff comic series known as SD Gundam Force  and SD Gundam Force Gaiden. However, SD Gundam Force Musha Retsuden is  not based on the TV series and is instead an updating of the original  SD Musha Gundam story, told via two generations (the original Musha  Gundams and their sons). (Wikipedia) </description>
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		<title>RX-77 Guncannon &amp; RX-75 Guntank</title>
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 RX-77 Guncannon &amp; RX-75 Guntank are two of the earliest prototypes of
  the Earth Federation Mobile Suits. Their strong armor and heavy fire power
  gives them excellent medium and long-range artillery support.: 
 

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 <label>RX-77 <b>Guncannon</b> & RX-75 <b>Guntank</b> are two of the earliest prototypes of
  the Earth Federation Mobile Suits. Their strong armor and heavy fire power
  gives them excellent medium and long-range artillery support.<br class="giImageBlock-clear-both" />: </label>
 
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 <label><p><b>The Characters</b></p>
<p>RX-77 <b>Guncannon</b> & RX-75 <b>Guntank</b> are two of the earliest prototypes of
  the Earth Federation Mobile Suits. Their strong armor and heavy fire power
  gives them excellent medium and long-range artillery support.</p>
<p><b>The Toys</b></p>
<p>The <b>Guntank</b> and <b>Guncannon</b> come in a nice window box with a plastic tray. No
  parts need to be assembled, and all accessories are easily accessible. No twist
  ties are used to secure the product.</p>
<p>Included in the package is:</p>
<ul>
  <li><b>Guntank</b></li>
  <li><b>Guncannon</b></li>
  <li> 2 core fighters</li>
  <li> Vulcan guns and cannons for <b>Guncannon</b></li>
  <li> Beam Rifle</li>
  <li> Cannons for <b>Guntank</b></li>
  <li> Instructions</li>
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<p>Both <b>Guncannon</b> and <b>Guntank</b> separate at the waist to reveal a compartment to
  hold the transformable core fighter. It is really difficult to separate the
  halves. There appears to be buttons on either side of the waist to release
  it, but I couldn't get it to work. It's also a little tricky to
  get the 2 halves back together with the core fighter, because it has to line
  up just right. Maybe I'm just old.</p>
<p>The figures themselves are pretty cool. The <b>Guntank</b> features working
  tank treads, articulated arms and moveable cannons. <b>Guncannon</b> features
  switchable shoulder weapons, a beam rifle, articulated arms, legs and head. </p>
<p><b>Guncannon</b> and <b>Guntank</b> are designed to accept each others parts, so you can
  make up new combinations, such as <b>Cantank</b> and <b>Tanknon</b>. You can also combine
  parts from other SD Gundam figures for even more fun.</p>
<p>These toys are solid, well built and great looking. My only complaint is the
  difficulty in combining the top and bottom halves. I'm glad that they
  are including the old-school Gundam designs in the SD line. <br />
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