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Made
of high quality plastic
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30%
Smaller
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Fully
painted with all details
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Daibouken
Head is stored inside, behind the Dump's grill
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Features
areas with chrome
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Extra
bars with the Grill
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Full
detailed sides for carrying Pickaxe & Spade
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Dump
cab can change to claw mode
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Made
of low quality plastic
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30%
Larger
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Missing
paint in areas
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Megazord
Head is not in Dump at all
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No
chrome at all, just silver paint
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No
bars around the Grill
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No
detailed sides, just one peg for holding single Megazord Sword
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Dump
cab does not feature claw mode
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Made
of high quality plastic
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30%
Smaller
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Fully
painted with all details
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Features
areas of brass
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Headlights
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Connectors
are black and blend in
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Bouken
Emblem and Number are white against black
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Front
wheels slide back to change
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Back
hauler piece extends out when front wheels moved back
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Made
of low quality plastic
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30%
Larger
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Missing
paint in areas
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No
brass areas, just flat gold paint
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No
headlights
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Connectors
are red and stand out
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Overdrive
Emblem and Number are black against silver
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Front
wheels stay in place to morph
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Back
hauler piece all ready fully extended
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Made
of high quality plastic
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30%
Smaller
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Fully
painted with all details
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Duller
silver paint
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Daibouken
Helmet detaches from Gyro and goes over head
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Has
little plastic wheels underneath for rolling
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Made
of low quality plastic
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30%
Larger
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Missing
paint in areas
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Brighter
silver paint
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There's
no helmet, just entire Megazord head that detaches
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No
plastic wheels for rolling
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Made
of high quality plastic
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30%
Smaller
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Fully
painted with all details
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Painted
in safety yellow
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Duller
silver paint
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Bucket
painted
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Has
locking pegs to keep in mech mode
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Bouken
Emblem & Number on silver tracks area, in black paint
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Made
of low quality plastic
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30%
Larger
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Missing
paint in areas
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Painted
in basic yellow
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Brighter
silver paint
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Bucket
not painted
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No
pegs to keep in Zord mode
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Overdrive
Emblem & Number on Dozer part itself, in white paint
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Made
of high quality plastic
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30%
Smaller
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Fully
painted with all details
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Duller
silver plastic
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Robo's
hand comes out when end it pushed up
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Can
be folded
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Made
of low quality plastic
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30%
Larger
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Missing
paint in MANY areas
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Brighter
silver plastic
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Megazord's
hand folds out of bottom
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Zord
cannot fold
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Made
of all five vehicles and both weapons
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Dozer
& Marine fold and shift to fit into back of Dump
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Dozer
& Marine have pegs to keep them safely in place
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Connector
comes from behind Dump's front grill, and snaps underneath Formula's
connector
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Made
of all five vehicles and only one weapon
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Dozer
& Sub just loosely snap into back of Dump
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Dozer
& Sub have no tabs
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Connector
comes from underneath Speed and locks underneath Dump's Front Grill
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Has
two weapons, a Pickaxe & Spade
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Weapons
combine to form sword
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Weapons
made of hard plastic
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Silver
paint on chest area
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Stands
9 1/4 Inches Tall
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Legs
have no holes in them
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No
lights or sounds
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Fully
painted on legs
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Arm
joints are of normal strength
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Can
combine with other Boukenger Mechs
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Only
has sword as a weapon, no Pickaxe or Spade
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Sword
made of soft plastic
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Missing
silver paint on chest area
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Stands
11 1/2 Inches Tall
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Legs
have large gaping holds below the kneecaps
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Has
lights and sounds in head
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Missing
a great deal of paint on the legs
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Arm
joints are very tough to move
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Ability
to combine with future Zords, yet to be seen.
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Final Judgment
Deluxe Daibouken Wins
Okay, really I do not
understand at all why Bandai America went to all the trouble of making new
moulds and everything, just to make DriveMax. Nothing at all is
wrong with Daibouken. I've read that Bandai America wanted to
make DriveMax 30% larger. But I must ask, WHY??? There have
been numerous small Megazords in years past, so there's evidence that
Megazord measure just over nine inches would not have sold. Plus, as
stated, the plastic of DriveMax seems very cheap. It was said best
on Rangerboard, that it looks like a Happy Meal toy. I've even read
that kids and parents are able to see that DriveMax is not of the same
quality as previous Megazord releases. So if you can afford to
import the Deluxe Daibouken, I HIGHLY recommend it. |