Jeeg

Jeeg, Onda, Japan

1970's

 This is one of the vinyl versions of Jeeg the robot. The original diecast toy was a very clever use of magnetic joints on the limps and head, which let you build and unbuild it at your leisure.

Dark rubbery Sith, where are you ?

Pendant, ?, China, 2010's

It's crude, but so is Vader...

The force rubber is strong sticky with this one...
With all that dust, no wonder about that asthma !
Been to Tatooine lately ? It shows... go and take a shower !
I find your lack of... dustproof showcases... disturbing !

OK, ok, I'll stop now.

The Tumbler...

Tumbler and Batman, Hotwheels, China 2010's

Nothing to do with the designs of Batmobiles of the past. This is a tank. A superduper SUV. And yes... it comes in black too. And forget CGI... it realy exists and drives.

The real deal...

Holly sandbox, Batman !

Batmobile, Duncan, USA, 1970's

OK, it did not have all the cool gimmicks of the Corgi Toys Batmobile... but at least it was sturdy enough to take to the beach and drive in the sand...

A Barris Kustoms SUV ? Not quite... But it did not rust. And it did not cost me 4.2 million USD like the real one.

More green bots...

This time it is our friend Diapolon that is turning completely ecologist.

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Shooting fists that help the trees grow ? cool !

UFO Senshi Daiapolon was a Japanese serie of 26 episodes created in 1976 by Eiken.

Diapolon, Popy, Japan, 1970's