Bandai Tamashii Nations Super Mini PLA Astro Megazord & Delta Megazord Model Kit Set Power Rangers in Space, White

The product arrived in perfect condition. Growing up i was a really into power rangers and the In Space season was my favorite. I remember spending hours on the internet looking for the deluxe megazords from this season. Ive had the Mega Voyager and the Mega Winger, but both the Astro and Delta megazords always slipped away. Until now. This is a pair of great megazords for a great price (Galaxy Mega and Delta Mega in Super Sentai Denji Sentai Megaranger). This is a Mini PLA, so you do have to build them like models. The instructions are in japanese but they do come with very detailed images so dont be discouraged. They even combine together like their deluxe counter parts and like they do in the show to make the awesome Astro Delta Megazord. The nice thing about them being mini pla models is that these have way more articulation that their deluxe counterparts. Making display poses more vast. When building these i highly recommend using a pair of modeling clippers for removing the parts from the trays. The mailing process was great and the products are amazing.

You get both megazords, the building experience is very satisfying and fun, plastic is well made, not breaking easly and they both cab transform and fuse into one megazord. very happy!

This is a model kit. I know what Super Mini-PLA means and people who have used model kits know what "PLA" means, but it could definitely be more clear in the product listing what it actually is. However I don't think that justifies giving 1-star reviews just because you have to build it before you get exactly what is shown in the product images. If anything you would think this was more fun and more value for the money.However, I will say I think this product line is GROSSLY overpriced. These sets start at $80 and I know they originate from Japan but there are so many much nicer and elaborate kits that you can get for 20 bucks. Let's be real you are getting a few sheets of cheap plastic and you do all the work to build it. If this was a pre-assembled toy it would never sell for over 80 bucks. While they are advertised as the American equivalent, the packaging is all Japanese other than a black sticker that has the American names on them. The figures each come in their own box inside a larger box. The instructions are in Japanese but with the diagrams there was no issue understanding them.Building was easy and a fun activity and the end product looks nice. The stickers applied nicely as well. I know with some of the other sets they were applied over textured areas and wouldn't lay flat. This set doesn't have the issue.Once completed you can display them in the two ship forms, the two megazord forms, or the combined megazord form which is a nice amount of variety and they DO transform like the now discontinued and now very expensive toys. That being said, because these figures are about 7 inches and the moving parts are not anchored with anything more than friction, you'll find that you need to go slow and careful when transforming or you'll end up pulling all of the pieces off.In the end I like the set. I'm not sure I would buy more at the price point but I don't regret the purchase.

Honestly I love how these look better than the actual megazords. The only gripe I'd have with this is that the Astro megazord has no possible movement for its shoulders, but when it's combined with the delta megazord that issue is non existent and is highly pose-able.

I did not know it was a put together model kit for 15 y/o. i bought it for my 6 y/o grandson. the instructions are all in Chinese. NO GOOD!

Like many others I thought this was like my old power rangers in space Astro Megazord but nope, it's a model kit like gunpla, and once assembled it's like half as tall as my old megazord. Almost as tall as a 1/100 gundam. That was certainly a supprise. Took me an hour to assemble each. It does everything my old megazord does and a bit more so that's great. It's pretty fragile like a gundam model kit though so definitely not for little kids. If they do make the model kits for the other two megazords for this power ranger, I would definitely buy it.

This kit was not at all what we thought. The pictures and description seemed like it was a transforming toy. When it arrived, there were 2 boxes with tons of tiny little plastic pieces. You have to assemble it yourself. It's perfect if you want the challenge of assembling, which so many do. This was for a little boy who thought it was an already assembled toy. I'm thankful we were able to do a no-hassle return.

If you think it's just a toy, you are wrong.This is a model that is posable and must be handled with great care.I absolutely love these things and they were worth every penny, to me.If you're looking for something to build and take pride in its completion, these two are what you're looking for!