Feel the classic gokin love.

What I like about this toy is that it packs in so much play value into a tiny little funky vehicle.

Our first TRUE HD video! This one comes from the collection of Josh C10 Fraser.. Bask in the glory of the tin..

The Gaiking Necklace is the new must-have fashion accessory for 1977.

Another classic, beloved Shogun Warriors toy. Raydeen evoked fond memories in me when I first saw him again as an adult, but once I discovered the original, it lost it's appeal for me.

This is very likely the easiest to acquire Jumbo out there. But it's a classic and should be in your collection....

A cool toy, but Pegas is probably the least desirable of the three Jumbos released by Nakajima. I think it's unique design actually works against it in terms of it's appeal to collectors.

Being nuts for just about any Jumbo, I like Nakajima's Tekkaman. But I suspect the average fan doesn't exactly consider it a "must have" toy for their collection.

I bought my JAKQ Dia Jack at an IPMS Model kit show at the Knott’s Berry Farm Hotel in Buena Park about 1986. It was in a huge box full of blow out priced Japanese toys and I believe I paid $2.00 for it. Looking back all these years later I wonder what other toys were in that box that I failed to recognize! This was also the same show that I saw the Tetsujin 28 Godaikin for sale for only $100.00! Boy, have times changed!

Voltes V (Pronounced Voltes FIVE) was the second part of Tadao Magahama’s Romance Trilogy.

It's simply the best Machinder ever made!!

Probably not a must have for Jumbo Machinder fans, but it's one that no monster collector should be without.

This piece was the one that opened my eyes and filled me with real lust and drive to collect Japanese robots, jumbos in particular.

I have a feeling that Mekanda may be worth a tidy sum as well some day. But that's an odd notion and a long way off.