No, keep the dieccast on the Legacy stuff.

Why? The Diecast is nice and all but it makes them really expensive and nothing on the toys changes if they just take the diecast out.

EXACTLY. People, including myself, complain about the prices. Yes the Legacy MORPHERS are nice with the diecast and everything, those I somewhat dont mind $60. Though Tommy's shouldve been $50 with three less coins.

But the zords? Take out the diecast, paint them up nice, and you still a collectors item, and a $60-70 item down to $40. I would not mind that at all.

I think the die cast is added to make the toy feel special and that you are not just buying the 2010 MMPR Megazord again.

Most of the stability issues from the dragonzord combined with the megazord comes from the diecast if the dragonzord was all plastic or mostly plastic the combined mode would not constantly want to face plant.

useless added heft and unbalance equals a "special feel?"

Also, you are just buying the 2010 Megazord again.

I already have that one.

Disagree. All die-cast does are make figures unnecessarily heavy and takes away from the toy over all. I have never been a fan of die-cast on toys. Hell, MonsterArts MechaGodzilla 92 is a perfect example of bad die-cast construction. His legs can not stay in one place if you lift him up as they like to sag because of the weight from the die-cast feet.

Well, I guess this is great for the people that wanted him and didn't want to pay $200. I'd have much preferred a cheaper, better-painted, no-die-cast version of this guy. I've never been a very big fan of die-cast to begin with, so the premium price isn't worth it in my opinion.

I don't mind die cast but the knee joints on tyrano need to be metal or some thing to help it with dragon zord due pegs are still plastic and dragon mainly metal