MINI TOY BOXES:
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The 1970s were the time when our pop culture avenues were flooded with awesome import from overseas. In particular we saw the arrival of what was then called "Japanimation" - now more properly known as "anime" - and the era of colorful super robots and villains had begun!
In the late 1970s, Monogram aquired a license to produce a line of Shogun Warriors model kits. With designs falling somewhere between the Popy Chogokin and the Jumbo Machinder styles, these beauties were delightfully rounded, slightly chibi, and came with lots of cool action features!
These paper model versions include a miniature of the vintage model box with removable lid, mocked-up contents and instructions,
and a 2-D standee figure of the classic plastic model.
KIT NO. 6020 / 1978
The renamed super robot from Getter Robo G.
Monogram 1970s Shogun Warriors Dragun Papermodel.pdf
KIT NO. 6021 / 1978
Also known as Tranzor Z here in the United States.
Monogram 1970s Shogun Warriors Mazinga Papermodel.pdf
KIT NO. 6022 / 1978
You might know him better as the Brave Raideen.
Monogram 1970s Shogun Warriors Raydeen Papermodel.pdf
KIT NO. 6023 / 1978
Another mighty member of the Getter Robo G team.
Monogram 1970s Shogun Warriors Raider Papermodel.pdf
KIT NO. 6024 / 1978
A staunch member of the Force Five team in the U.S.
Monogram 1970s Shogun Warriors Gaiking Papermodel.pdf
KIT NO. 6025 / 1978
A.K.A. UFO Robot Grendizer, Goldrake and Goldorak.
Monogram 1970s Shogun Warriors Grandizer Papermodel.pdf
"In 1977 Mattel licensed from the Japanese toy company Popy (a Bandai subsidiary) several popular toys to be collectively released as Shogun Warriors in the US. These were actually super-hero (aka Sentai or Tokusatsu) or giant robot (aka mecha) toys from manga and anime previously marketed in Japan in the 70's." ShogunWarriors.org
These paper model versions include a miniature of the vintage model box with removable lid, mocked-up contents and instructions,
and a 2-D standee figure of the classic 3-inch die-cast figure.
NO. 2512
The name is a variation of the real one - Combattler V.
Mattel 1978 3-Inch Shogun Warriors Collector's Figure Box Papermodel - Combatraa.pdf
NO. 2513
The submersible super- machine from Getter Robo G.
Mattel 1978 3-Inch Shogun Warriors Collector's Figure Box Papermodel -Poseidon FINAL.pdf
NO. 2514
The Great Gaiking is still going strong today..
Mattel 1978 3-Inch Shogun Warriors Collector's Figure Box Papermodel - Gaiking.pdf
NO. 2515
Die-cast mini of the great red Getter Robo G.
Mattel 1978 3-Inch Shogun Warriors Collector's Figure Box Papermodel - Dragun FINAL.pdf
NO. 2516
Or as we here in the U.S. know him, Tranzor Z..
Mattel 1978 3-Inch Shogun Warriors Collector's Figure Box Papermodel - Mazinga.pdf
NO. 2517
Better known in the U.S. as Grendizer or Goldrake.
Mattel 1978 3-Inch Shogun Warriors Collector's Figure Box Papermodel - Grandizer.pdf
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