ToynamiRobotech 30th Anniversary Rick Hunters GBP-1J Heavy Armor Veritech

Very good.

As someone who had a couple of the "classic" transforming Robotech toys in the 80's this was a no-brainer. That said, it is A LOT smaller than one might expect (ca. 6" tall) compare the vintage toys (ca. 12"). Be prepared.The second "issue" is that it is entirely made of plastic and many of the parts are quite thin and feel flimsy. Additionally, the armor has a lot friction fit parts, and a couple are a bit loose from the get-go; all will loosen will over time. Finally, some of the joints (the arms) are also friction fit, and come off easily even when just working on posing.All of those points aside, as long as one is not expecting to use it for heavy play and extra care is used when posing, etc... this is a solid model with a lot of additional features. There are multiple sets of extra hands, weapons, missiles, etc... that can allow the user to generate just about any desired pose. Just treat with care.

Its great. Already assembled, no stickers or anything to put on.

Didn't realize just how small and flimsy (.... entirely plastic) it was... both arms fell off just pulling it out of the case... just a straight plastic peg sliding into a socket holds the arms in (any movement and they are prone to fall off) about $90 for a mostly prebuilt plastic model... definitely not a toy to be played with... disappointing nostalgia...

Awsome product. Figure is like and upscaled model. Light plastic, better joints.

If you touch it, the arms fall off! The head of the figure is very tiny and cheap looking so I keep mine in the guardian mode to hide it. The armor looks good and makes the figure look a little bigger, but, being a multi-transformable figure, it should look good in more than one or two. Not worth price

Favorite robot fighter ever!!!

Made from a cheap plastic, and the armor items do not fit nicely onto the robot.

Caro para lo que es el añadido de armadura