Which is why when they were gutted for RPM, both in the toys and show, nothing of value was lost. :D

Absolutely love this guy. I wish K-Line wasn't moulded in white plastic but its a small price to pay for chunky dinosaur train goodness.

I actually almost like the colouration more, as it makes a more cohesive robot.

That many stickers aren't much fun to deal with though.

I miss the days when toys came with sticker sheets.

True, true.

I don't.

Stickers are paper and glue. Glue can lose adhesion, paper can rip, tear and scratch easily. Applying them is hit or miss, and they're often cheaply made.

Unless you're applying them to unpaintable plastics, there's literally no positive to stickers over paint. With model kits it's okay because you're expected to paint and the stickers are just there to keep the model complete if you can't, but on regular toys? No. Just paint for me.

Stickers are the reason I haven't opened any of my Mini-Pla yet.

I can't paint for crap, but the idea of hundreds of little stickers is enough to give me nightmares. I musn't be the only one who finds putting stickers on toys to be a stressful experience and even slightly uneven stickers catch my eye every time I look at the toy and drive me nuts. But I love the way Mini-Pla look, so I still buy them! I'm crazy.

I do agree. Some of the stickers that rap around uneven surfaces are really bad (like on animal heads). So I'm not putting any stickers on my Kyoryuger kits (man does Pteradenoh look boring like that...

The labels are the main reason I love mini pla so much. I love putting on labels and the special Go Onger labels were just silly and awesome! I wish the Kyorestu Oh came in a special set with matching labels.

Oh yeh really annoying that only 3/4 of the mech has shiny stickers. Same problem with Samurai Haoh (did Daikaioh come in shiny stickers?)