Robots Collection Magnets

Robots Collection by MAKO DESIGN FOR U !

These spooky and brightly colored skully robotic heads are so funky. Great for the science nerd in your life or kid who loves robots. Four different shades and styles with this modern pop art. Cool art for the awesome person in your life.

A fun set of happy robots.

Hitting stores in 1986, Legions of Power was a series of toys that you assembled yourself to form the various outer space combat vehicles featured on the box. The basic core frames of the vehicles were usually a dull gray color, but kids accessorized them with various detail pieces that were in either blue or red, as well as some that were glow-in-the-dark. More importantly, certain pieces were motorized, and when attached wheels, tires, legs, and other pieces, you would be able to actually make your vehicles move. With action figures, robot and mecha themes, and a functional building set, Legions of Power hit on all cylinders as a true cross segment toy.

Iconic phrase for all collectors action figures, robots, model builders, plushies and other great nerdy collectibles. Vintage style design.

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Look at them go!

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Takara (タカラ) was founded by Yasuta Satō in 1955 as Sato Vinyl with the motto "playing is culture," and one of his first successes was securing the license to produce a line of popular American dolls for the Japanese market. In 1960, they changed their name to Takara Vinyl, though this new name would be shortened to simply Takara in 1966. In the '70s, Takara exploded with new products, ranging from actions figures to transforming robots. Over the following decades, Takara would continue to grow and thrive through an increasingly convoluted chain of licensing, evolving, and re-licensing of toy franchises, some of which remain near impossible to unravel even today.