Morpher Stand-MMPR Figuarts Stand-Spin Wheel
 

October 2013 Only on Scramblecore.com
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... I'm confused, what are these exacty?

They look like third party stands and shield for the Samurai Megazord.

They seem to be 3rd Party Power Ranger products!

Seems sort of pointless except the coin stands though. Tamashii stands look better then that Figuarts stand and if you cared about having a good Samurai Megazord that comes with the sheild to buy a 3rd party product, you'd just get Shinkenoh to actually have a good figure as well as the shield.

Could this be the first for 3rd party items for Power Rangers?

Yeah these seems like some of the most pointless 3rd party products I've ever seen. Unless those stands have arms on them like Tamashii Stages then there'd be no point in even owning them. For figures at this scale Tamashii Stages are the #1 thing to use.

And as for the shield, like Starscream Gaga said, why? If you want an accurate robot with the correct transformations and weapons just buy the real deal, Shinkenoh, and not the cheap american knock off.

Oooh, alright. ... Still no, though.

I was going to argue price differences/budgets etc, but then if these are priced anything like third party Transformers then yeah I completely agree.

So a reason to buy the BoA Samurai MZ? Add in a transformable oragami mode and we are.... Oh wait its called ShinkenOh :p

Though, if they make that SHF stand for White Ranger, I might pick it up. :lol

I can dig the legacy morpher stand. But I'm not really feeling the other things.

All of these are neat, but if you're a new 3rd party retailer for Power Rangers, wouldn't it be more professional to state who you are, what you do, intentions, and future plans as well?

I mean, pictures are great, but wouldn't an introduction be more in order too?

This looks like less of a "third party" company and more like someone with a 3D printer. The ideas are neat, but without more information than a link to a less-than-professional website, I don't really see much news with it.