INTRODUCTION

TOY ROBOT COLLECTIBLES



COLLECTION FOR SALE





# OF ITEMS: 25



INTRODUCTION

PLEASE NOTE:
# 13 MAZINGA ROBOT WARRIOR Please note: this item was item # 13, but was accidentally deleted so I am putting it here in the introduction. #13 MAZINGA SHOGUN WARRIOR INVINCIBLE GAURDIAN OF WORLD FREEDOM by Mattel Early 1970’s (?) Box size 24”H x 10” W Mazinga Warrior 23 ½” H Spaceship Brain detaches. Head turns. 14 rockets. Gauntlet fist. Arms raise and lower. 2 swords. Fist fires rockets. Leg rollers. Box is rather battered.



















This is a collection of 25 robots - and other robotic type characters and toys. It ranges from two vintage "Lost in Space" TV - based robots toys to robot-like dinosaurs, building sets and aliens.





See also the blog for Spaceships, Space Stations & Aliens for alien-type figures that might be considered robots by some collectors. And also, in the Sci-Fi TV Toy Collection blog you'll find "6 Million Dollar Man" items including the robotic Bionic Beast Sasquatch.

# 1 ZOGG THE TERRIBLE - ELECTROMAN'S ADVERSARY

ZOGG THE TERRIBLE - # 1 ELECTROMAN'S ADVERSARY by Ideal. Year: 1976 Figure size: approx. 13" H x 10" W Info I found says, "Silently Zogg waits for his victim. Slowly he lurches forward, ready for the atack. Only Electroman's electronics or your 'Stun Gun' can knock him off his feet." Figure requires 3 "C" batteries; Stun Gun requires 2 C batteries (not inc). Please note: the red Stun Gun is not shown, but is included with this item.

# 2 - # 3 PULSAR - ULTIMATE MAN OF ADVENTURE AND LIFE SYSTEMS CENTER

PULSAR - THE ULTIMATE MAN OF ADVENTURE AND HIS LIFE SYSTEMS CENTER

# 2 PULSAR - THE ULTIMATE MAN OF ADVENTURE AND HIS LIFE SYSTEMS CENTERby Mattel Year: 1976 Figure size: approx. 13 1/2" h I found ome old information that said, "You prepare him for imaginary super-human feats. You activate his vital systems. Lift face up. insert mission discs in his brain."

# 3 LIFE SYSTEMS CENTER

PULSAR ULTIMATE MAN OF ADVENTURE LIFE SYSTEMS CENTER by Mattel Year: 1976 Size: 13” H x 17” L The Control Dials on the Center read, “Pulsatronic Systems, Biologic Systems and Power Systems.” There is a Mission Programmer. “Pretend to check x-rays. Light—scan his brain. Use this machine for ‘reenergizing and reprogramming’. Activate vital organs with Remote Activator.” Requires 2 AA batteries (not inc.).

# 4 - # 6 ZOIDS - THREE WIND-UP ROBOT-LIKE MONSTERS

# 4 - # 6 THREE ZOIDS THE PRE-HYSTERICAL MONSTER MACHINES by Tomy Year: 1982 The powerful wind-up monster machine. Assembly required. Three different robort-like creatures - the Zoid dinosaur style monster machine, Zoid Spider Style and a third dinosaur-like monster . Note: box damage on all.

#7 OFFICIAL REMCO LOST IN SPACE ROBOT

# 7 OFFICIAL REMCO LOST IN SPACE ROBOT by Remco 1966 Box size: 14” H x 10” W Robot is approx. 11 ¼” tall and sports a black and red base. Smoke colored clear dome contains light. Working arms. Body base can be turned. This model is supposed to be motorized to move forward, but does not work. Suspect it needs oil in the right place, but have been told by other collectors that many of these did not operate. Includes battery holder. Requires 2 “D” cells batteries (not inc.). Box shows some age; lid has some kind of age stain (perhaps once near a window) Same faded discoloring on sides of box. Full color photo of robot and cast mates from CBS-Fox TV series on front of box. Style # 760.

# 8 OFFICIAL AHI LOST IN SPACE ROBOT

# 8 OFFICIAL LOST IN SPACE ROBOT 1977 by Azrak Hamway Int’l Inc.
Size: 9” tall. Wonderful plastic and tin or metal replica of "Lost in Space" robot from 20th Century Fox TV series. Box says the Robot has "Stop and go action with blinking lights." but it does not move. I've been told by others that many of these did not move when manufactured. It does have hidden "wheels" to roll it. up. Perhaps it needs oil somewhere. It does light up when batteries are installed. Black arms and legs; green top piece and silver base. Uses 2 “C” batteries (not inc.). Excellent condition. Box: APPROX. 11”H x 5” W in faiRly good shape, but has some damage on the window edge.

# 9 ELECTROMAN

# 9 ELECTROMAN by Ideal Toy Corp. Year: 1977 Large 16” Action Figure Box size: 18 ½” H x 11” W
Programmed with the Fantastic Powers of Sound and Light. Box states, “He’s computerized and you control him! Make the slightest movement and Electroman sounds his warning signal. His Stun Ray automatically beams in to immobilize his enemies with a blast of sound. Then he gives his All Clear Signal. Set up your own dangerous missions. You can make Electroman detect and destroy the enemy." Complete with Stun Ray Activity Badge. For Ages 5 & up.” Figure features Metallic Helmet detail, 4 Position Power Selector on Back, Electro Motion Sensor, Prismatic Emblem, Multi Colored Uniform, Prismatic Belt, Moveable Shoulders, Elbow, Hip, Wrist, Knee, Waist and Ankle; Full Length Cape and Soft Flexible Boots. Requires 3 “C” batteries (not inc.).

# 10 THE TRANSFORMERS HEROIC AUTOBOT

# 10 THE TRANSFORMERS HEROIC AUTOBOT by Hasbro Year: 1985 Box size: 21” L x 15” H Transforms from tank to robot to space station and back. Box says, “This gigantic Autobot is overpowering. Omega Supreme can brave any Decepticon attack. Fully equipped and ready for action. He walks on his own. Red light flashes. Turret swivels. Tank drives around base." Requires 2 “AA” batteries (not inc.).Box seems to be in fairly good shape, but has been through rough times.

# 11 THE TRANSFORMERS ROBOT CASSETTE

# 11 THE TRANSFORMERS by Hasbro Year: 1985 – Box size: 10” L x 7 ¾” H Ages 5 and up
Transforms from Cassette Recorder to Robot and back. (Does not record or play cassettes - just a toy). Box says, “More than meets the eye. It is a world transformed – where things are not what they seem. It is the world of the transformers… a world of heroic autobots and evil Decepticons! Decepticon Communicator Soundwave and Condor Cassette: Buzzsaw.” Tech specs on back of box. Box is in reasonable shape.

# 12 STAR TEAM ZERIODS ROBOT

# 12 STAR TEAM ZEROID ROBOT by Ideal 1977 Box size: 7 ½” H x 4” W Described as a "Highly detailed action robot. Flashing signal lamp. Rolls on twin treads. Moveable arms." PLEASE NOTE: This is identical to the Zeroids Robot in the Spaceships, Space Stations & Aliens Collection, except in that series the robot has blue rather than red design elements.

# 13 MAZINGA SHOGUN WARRIOR ROBOT

# 13 MAZINGA SHOGUN WARRIOR INVINCIBLE GAURDIAN OF WORLD FREEDOM by Mattel Early 1970’s (?) Box size 24”H x 10” W Mazinga Warrior 23 ½” H Spaceship Brain detaches. Head turns. 14 rockets. Gauntlet fist. Arms raise and lower. 2 swords. Fist fires rockets. Leg rollers. Item is loose and has a rather battered box cover.

#14 ROBO FORCE COPTER THE ENFORCER

# 14 ROBO FORCE ACTION ROBOT FIGURES – COPTER THE INFORCER by Ideal. Copyright 1984 by CBS Toys Box size: 6” x 6 ¾” Copter is a key member of Maxx Steele’s Robo Force. Warrior robots with crusher arms and gripper bases. Copter featuring rotating propeller. Small Comic book included inside. Lots of info on back of box. Ages 4 and up. Details inside on The Robo Force Fan Club. Box 7”H x 6 ¼”W Damage Note: box has some markings and is rather beat up.

# 15 ROBO FORCE - WRECKER THE DEMOLISHER

# 15 ROBO FORCE ACTION FIGURE ROBOTS – WRECKER THE DEMOLISHER by Ideal. Copyright 1984 by CBS Toys. Box size: 6” x 6 ¾” Wrecker, Maxx Steele’s right hand “man,” featuring Demolition Tool Pack with Wrecking Hook and Crusher Arms/Gripper Bases. Ages 4 and up. Details inside on the Robo Force Fan Club. Box: 7” H x 6 ¼” W Damage note: box has some marks and is quite beat up.

# 16 - # 18 THREE SPACE FIGHTERS IN BOX

#16 - #18 THREE - SPACE FIGHTERS by Imperial Toy Corp. 1977 Size: 5” H Three different multi colored soft vinyl robots with moveable, bendable arms. Plus original point of sale display box. Damage note: box is very beat up with some deterioration.