It's not even Deluxe. It's Cyberverse Commander class size. Just bulkier.

That's just sad is what it is. No wonder when they sell them they never did comparison pics, and always shot them from underneath.

Well that's par for the course for just about any mecha, especially box images. In fact, I wouldn't doubt that the "from unduh" shot was emulated on purpose.

Wouldn't surprise me. Look at the Disney Megazord. Every shot made it look DX Sentai mecha sized. And every Mecha look atleast Deluxe. And it just isn't.

What?

At the time, Disney Label Mickey was the only toy in the line. What would they compare it to? Name one series where they give size comparisons from a toy in one line to a toy in another.

This is me being fickle more than anything, but I believe King Robo is about the same size as the main Super Sentai Robo from 99-01.

Well I meant emulated to honor other Super Sentai Mecha box art. From under shot, with the mecha facing true right of the box, 3/4 angle.

I knew it would be smallish, because I had "Optimouse Prime" at one time and he was tiny. I'd get these, regardless of size, but because of the QC issues, I'll pass, sadly :(

Just like Masterpeice Transformers. You pay through the nose then things break because of poor QC.

That's actually the reason why I'm not getting them.
I'm not really that angry over the size of them, since I can enjoy small robots (Like Mugenbines) too, but hearing about the fragility of the clips and the swivels in the arms has turned me away.

Maybe if they have a second run that's more durable...

Well, in fairness to the Masterpiece TFs, it seems that the crappy QC is on a case by case basis, with only a few examples of an entire release being gimped.
Granted, it still sucks like hell to spend upwards of $200 to have, say, Megatron snap in two...

I'd love me some Mugenbines.

Best thread idea right here. :D