Description
Description
This academy sentai mechander Robot Plastic Model Kit, standing at 20cm, is a meticulously crafted non-scale model kit drawing inspiration from the iconic 1977 anime, Fit Sentai Mechander Robo. Created by Academy, this color-coded snap-fit kit beautifully renders the metallic iteration of Mechander Robo, offering stunning display and collector’s value.
Tailored for both model enthusiasts and anime aficionados, this kit requires no adhesive for assembly and features pliable resin components for enhanced joint articulation. It further includes Mechander Max, a range of distinctive armaments, and decals, providing all essentials to replicate the character’s renowned appearance.
Details
• Specifications:
Non-scale plastic model kit
Assembly required
Painting required
Snap-fit assembly, no glue needed
Color-coded parts
Soft resin parts for smoother joint movement
Includes Mechander Max and weapons
Includes stickers
• Item dimensions: 10 x 6 x 20 cm
• Condition: New
• Product Material: Plastic
• Manufacturer: Academy
• Release Date: July 3, 2026
• Recommended Age: 15 years and up
Features
Authentic model kit portraying Mechander Robo from Fit Sentai Mechander Robo
Features the Mechander Max central unit, allowing various display and construction possibilities
Supplied with a variety of weapons such as Mechander UFO, Mechander Fencer, the formidable aerial torpedo Jaws, and the Mechander Missile
Pliable resin joints enhance posability and fluid motion
Snap-together construction ensures straightforward assembly, though additional tools and paint are necessary
Care instructions
Store the completed model in a dry, clean display location, shielded from direct sunlight, to maintain its finish and decals. Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or brush, refraining from using water or aggressive cleaning agents on painted or coated sections. Exercise caution with joints, weapons, and tiny components during assembly and storage, and secure any spare pieces in a designated box to avert misplacement or damage.
