The Wonderful World of Bootlegs Thread

KamenRiderOOO · 07-09-2013, 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by conundrum

So I actually found this at a flea market the other day:

Unlike other SS/PR knock-offs, it appears to be a scaled down version (3.5 inches) of the deluxe mold and not the mini-pla kits. It has a pretty solid construction and is made of acceptable quality plastic.

Does anyone know where/when these were available? Anyone know where I could pick up a set? It would be awesome to have a mini Titan Megazord.

I actually own one, I bought the set back in Japan. That my friend, is no knockoff

. They actually did do simplistic smaller versions of Mecha. I'd take pics if I didn't still have it as a WIP repaint

conundrum · 07-09-2013, 05:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KamenRiderOOO

I actually own one, I bought the set back in Japan. That my friend, is no knockoff

. They actually did do simplistic smaller versions of Mecha. I'd take pics if I didn't still have it as a WIP repaint

Whaaaat?! There's no markings on it save for 'CHINA' stamped on the foot. How the heck did it end up in Pennsylvania?

How is the complete set? Is it any more articulated than the deluxe? Does it hold together well?

KamenRiderOOO · 07-09-2013, 06:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by conundrum

Whaaaat?! There's no markings on it save for 'CHINA' stamped on the foot. How the heck did it end up in Pennsylvania?

How is the complete set? Is it any more articulated than the deluxe? Does it hold together well?

Idk, maybe some guy sold it to pay for rent?

. I bought mine back in 2005, just when Magiranger was airing, so their not knockoffs, but a smaller version of MagiKing-

Articulation as MagiKing is only present in the arms and wings sadly.

As the individual components, MagiGaruda is actually the one with the most articulation. MagiPhoenix does have some articulation, but a majority of it is used for transformation. He has balljointed shoulders, but they aren't attached by the usual connecter and just go into a tight hole to be attached. MagiMermaid, MagiTaurus and MagiFairy all only have articulated points for transformation, although, MagiMermaid can't really do anything, MagiFairy can only move her wings and MagiTaurus can only move his horns. To form MagiKing, remove the arms from MagiTaurus's back and plug it into his sides, MagiPhoenix and MagiFairy combine the same way as the DX, MagiMermaid splits into 4 pieces and MagiGaruda attaches pretty much pegs into the back.

Size Comparison shot with SHF GokaiPink-

They're a fun little set, but they lack a MagiDragon configuration.

WhiteRanger · 07-09-2013, 06:19 PM

They look good so wait no fan have or figured out away to do. Magi dragon

Infinitevirtue · 07-09-2013, 06:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KamenRiderOOO

I actually own one, I bought the set back in Japan. That my friend, is no knockoff

. They actually did do simplistic smaller versions of Mecha. I'd take pics if I didn't still have it as a WIP repaint

Quote:

Originally Posted by conundrum

Whaaaat?! There's no markings on it save for 'CHINA' stamped on the foot. How the heck did it end up in Pennsylvania?

How is the complete set? Is it any more articulated than the deluxe? Does it hold together well?

I think I might be able to help, I just happen to have the same set. Haha. Here's a not so great picture of the set next to the legacy megazord for a comparison.

If you want, I can try to take more pictures of them later on. I'm not sure about other places but in Canada this was a Disney Store Exclusive I think.

KamenRiderOOO · 07-09-2013, 06:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Infinitevirtue

I think I might be able to help, I just happen to have the same set. Haha. Here's a not so great picture of the set next to the legacy megazord for a comparison.

If you want, I can try to take more pictures of them later on. I'm not sure about other places but in Canada this was a Disney Store Exclusive I think.

Or that could've happened

. I bought my set back when Magiranger was airing in Japan, didn't know they made a release outside of the country

thunderstrike541 · 07-09-2013, 06:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by conundrum

So I actually found this at a flea market the other day:

Unlike other SS/PR knock-offs, it appears to be a scaled down version (3.5 inches) of the deluxe mold and not the mini-pla kits. It has a pretty solid construction and is made of acceptable quality plastic.

Does anyone know where/when these were available? Anyone know where I could pick up a set? It would be awesome to have a mini Titan Megazord.

Ah. I think that was an actual Power Rangers toy. It came in the Mini Adventure Set in the Mystic Force toy line.

http://www.rangercentral.com/toys/images/prmf-toy11.jpg

conundrum · 07-09-2013, 07:48 PM

Thanks for all the useful info guys, but now I'm disappointed I didn't find the other figures.

uchihabro77 · 07-09-2013, 07:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KamenRiderOOO

Idk, maybe some guy sold it to pay for rent?

. I bought mine back in 2005, just when Magiranger was airing, so their not knockoffs, but a smaller version of MagiKing-

Articulation as MagiKing is only present in the arms and wings sadly.

As the individual components, MagiGaruda is actually the one with the most articulation. MagiPhoenix does have some articulation, but a majority of it is used for transformation. He has balljointed shoulders, but they aren't attached by the usual connecter and just go into a tight hole to be attached. MagiMermaid, MagiTaurus and MagiFairy all only have articulated points for transformation, although, MagiMermaid can't really do anything, MagiFairy can only move her wings and MagiTaurus can only move his horns. To form MagiKing, remove the arms from MagiTaurus's back and plug it into his sides, MagiPhoenix and MagiFairy combine the same way as the DX, MagiMermaid splits into 4 pieces and MagiGaruda attaches pretty much pegs into the back.

Size Comparison shot with SHF GokaiPink-

They're a fun little set, but they lack a MagiDragon configuration.

Tell tale sign it is from OOO collection, it will have Ahim in it

But seein the box set, I remember this set in the nashville disney store, so it wasnt just in canada.

algo448 · 07-17-2013, 12:27 PM

Seriously nobody posted the greatest pseudo-heroic organization of all time yet.

This thread needs the "Sense Of Right Alliance"

Also: Superman riding a robot dinosaur from Dino Thunder, his name is yoshi

07-09-2013, 05:47 PM	#51
KamenRiderOOO Resident Customizer The Guy with the Voices @TrueKROOO Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Visalia, CA Posts: 11,089	Quote: Originally Posted by conundrum So I actually found this at a flea market the other day: Unlike other SS/PR knock-offs, it appears to be a scaled down version (3.5 inches) of the deluxe mold and not the mini-pla kits. It has a pretty solid construction and is made of acceptable quality plastic. Does anyone know where/when these were available? Anyone know where I could pick up a set? It would be awesome to have a mini Titan Megazord. I actually own one, I bought the set back in Japan. That my friend, is no knockoff . They actually did do simplistic smaller versions of Mecha. I'd take pics if I didn't still have it as a WIP repaint __________________ My signature disappeared. Help.

07-09-2013, 06:09 PM	#53
KamenRiderOOO Resident Customizer The Guy with the Voices @TrueKROOO Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Visalia, CA Posts: 11,089	Quote: Originally Posted by conundrum Whaaaat?! There's no markings on it save for 'CHINA' stamped on the foot. How the heck did it end up in Pennsylvania? How is the complete set? Is it any more articulated than the deluxe? Does it hold together well? Idk, maybe some guy sold it to pay for rent? . I bought mine back in 2005, just when Magiranger was airing, so their not knockoffs, but a smaller version of MagiKing- Articulation as MagiKing is only present in the arms and wings sadly. As the individual components, MagiGaruda is actually the one with the most articulation. MagiPhoenix does have some articulation, but a majority of it is used for transformation. He has balljointed shoulders, but they aren't attached by the usual connecter and just go into a tight hole to be attached. MagiMermaid, MagiTaurus and MagiFairy all only have articulated points for transformation, although, MagiMermaid can't really do anything, MagiFairy can only move her wings and MagiTaurus can only move his horns. To form MagiKing, remove the arms from MagiTaurus's back and plug it into his sides, MagiPhoenix and MagiFairy combine the same way as the DX, MagiMermaid splits into 4 pieces and MagiGaruda attaches pretty much pegs into the back. Size Comparison shot with SHF GokaiPink- They're a fun little set, but they lack a MagiDragon configuration. __________________ My signature disappeared. Help.

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07-09-2013, 06:33 PM	#56
KamenRiderOOO Resident Customizer The Guy with the Voices @TrueKROOO Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Visalia, CA Posts: 11,089	Quote: Originally Posted by Infinitevirtue I think I might be able to help, I just happen to have the same set. Haha. Here's a not so great picture of the set next to the legacy megazord for a comparison. If you want, I can try to take more pictures of them later on. I'm not sure about other places but in Canada this was a Disney Store Exclusive I think. Or that could've happened . I bought my set back when Magiranger was airing in Japan, didn't know they made a release outside of the country __________________ My signature disappeared. Help.

07-09-2013, 07:50 PM	#59
uchihabro77 Energon Warrior 3 Red YEEEHAWWWW Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Crockett County, TN Posts: 6,958	Quote: Originally Posted by KamenRiderOOO Idk, maybe some guy sold it to pay for rent? . I bought mine back in 2005, just when Magiranger was airing, so their not knockoffs, but a smaller version of MagiKing- Articulation as MagiKing is only present in the arms and wings sadly. As the individual components, MagiGaruda is actually the one with the most articulation. MagiPhoenix does have some articulation, but a majority of it is used for transformation. He has balljointed shoulders, but they aren't attached by the usual connecter and just go into a tight hole to be attached. MagiMermaid, MagiTaurus and MagiFairy all only have articulated points for transformation, although, MagiMermaid can't really do anything, MagiFairy can only move her wings and MagiTaurus can only move his horns. To form MagiKing, remove the arms from MagiTaurus's back and plug it into his sides, MagiPhoenix and MagiFairy combine the same way as the DX, MagiMermaid splits into 4 pieces and MagiGaruda attaches pretty much pegs into the back. Size Comparison shot with SHF GokaiPink- They're a fun little set, but they lack a MagiDragon configuration. Tell tale sign it is from OOO collection, it will have Ahim in it But seein the box set, I remember this set in the nashville disney store, so it wasnt just in canada. __________________ Find me at places- YouTube / Twitter Check out my Tokusatsu articles on JustUsGeeks!