Power Rangers Legacy White Tigerzord

The Legacy White Tigerzord is a remake of the Deluxe White Tigerzord from 1994. This figure has two modes: Tiger mode and Warrior mode. Both modes are absolutely gorgeous and great to display. Die Cast parts include the front and back claws, the mane area on the head and two inner structure die cast parts on the legs and the side rib area for stability and durability. Like with other Legacy Zords metallic paint runs all over the figure and includes new details that weren't even on the original toy. These new sculpted details were seen in the show only. The figure is so well proportioned and almost identical to the suit used in the show. There are also improved articulation in the arms, that allows for dynamic poses and even a little bend on the legs.The only flaws that I found on this toy includes tiny paint scratches and a loose arm defect from the manufacturing. But I can live with that. The legs are also on a very tight joint that requires some force when you are transforming the figure. It feels like you are about to break the figure. So be careful when transforming this guy.Overall this is a must buy toy from the Legacy line. As of this review, a Legacy Thunder Megazord hasn't been announced. I really hope Bandai will continue making quality goods like the Tigerzord. I want more zords, more die cast, more Legacy!!

Great collectible, zord is really well made and the transformer thing is quite interesting, great addition to a power rangers fan

My son is 13 and bought this with his birthday money. He loves it and would recommend. He’s been playing with it nonstop for 3 days. It’s light and is easy to move the parts around. A great addition to any collectors collection. The tail/sword is the only removable piece so you won’t lose pieces.

What else can I say about this set that others haven't? If you are a serious collector of Power Ranger merchandise, than the Legacy Tigerzord is definitely for you! As with the previous Legacy Collection releases, the Tigerzord boasts an entirely new mold. Much of the detailing is much more show accurate than the original toy and it has a more "solid" field to it. Be aware this toy has no electronics in it, like the original. However, the die-cast parts more than make up for this.The Tigerzord's transformations are practically the same as the original's and the toy is zord-builder compatible with other zords released by Bandai. Although the box features the tigerzord combining with the original Legacy Megazord, many fans hope that a Legacy Thunder Megazord will be released to compliment it.This piece is definitely worth adding to an Power Ranger fan's collection!

I had all the zords as a kid, i would save up my allowances and buy the action figures and the zords all the way up to the power rangers in space series. I was 10 years old when the show first started and the only zords i never got were the Dino zords, but then all the ones after that! I started collecting them in this legacy collection again because some how my ones a kid got sold at a yard sale in my early 20's because i forgot to separate the boxes!, but that's okay at 36 i can feel like a kid again!

The Legacy Tiger Megazord is an amazing toy aside from its flaws. It's nice on its own but it pairs great with the legacy thunder megazord set.The paint job is very nice and it has a lot of molded detail. Not one sticker on this. Everything is paint. The tiger mode is also amazing. Everything is nicely proportioned. The red orbs on the tiger megazord are now molded in so you won't lose them ever again. There are no sounds with this set unlike the original. It's robot mode is outstanding and has slightly more posability than the original.When combined with the Thunder zords, it looks phenomenal. I like the chunkier look of the original since this one is more streamlined but it doesn't look too bad. There are a few problems though. Unlike the original, you have to remove the tigers hind legs in order for you to combine the unicorn and griffin zords. You also have to remove the thigh guards on both those zords to make way for the zord builder pegs. So you not only end up with the helmet, sword, staff, and red dragon, but you also end up with smaller parts left over. I wish they wouldn't have integrated the zord builder system on these especially when it ends up making you part swap when the original didn't have that issue.Even with those flaws, I do still recommend this thing. Definetly pick this up now! You don't want to pay $300 in the after market.

Amazing quality of materials. Very different from the original in design, but is more true to the TV show. Played with the original a lot as a child, and this is definatley more durable and combines with the legacy mmpr megazord that is already out. In love with this toy/collectable.

This is my favorite of the Legacy Megazords. Only complaint is that when making this into the Tiger mode, folding the legs in can feel like you're going to break it. (Then again, the original Megazord has that too)Get this while it's still cheap, the Thunder Megazord is also getting a Legacy release early next year. Then you'll be able to properly form the Tiger Thunderzord.