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Ramble Giant

Diecast Robot Base from Fight Red Tiger, Japan

Ramble Giant (about 7" tall) is known as an "A" frame robot, a style derived from older tin robot designs of the 60's. The Giant originated from a 1978 live action show called "The Great UFO War: Fight, Red Tiger!". It was actually a base in the cartoon and shoots small jets and cars off of the two spring-loaded launch platforms. The head has three faces that can be rotated to show red, yellow, and black eyes-- weird!

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The front abdomen houses a base for the plastic jets and cars. In a quick pinch two of the four hands can be launched at a time. If that doesn't work then the base has a rip saw on the back.

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I have yet to find out why there are yellow blades sticking out or why there are two "waist missiles" that don't shoot. I can only imagine the anime show.

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The base has jets on the bottom in red plastic and rollers on the arms and legs. The metallic enamel is superb and incredibly shiny. More than 80% of the robot is die-cast.

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