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About the Dairugger robot Popy has also created a third version almost 40 cm tall. It does not have a specific code written in the box or even in the robot, in size it is similar to the SG01, but unlike the Tetsujin 28 this robot is made almost entirely of plastic and not metal. However, it is well made and detailed, and as in the anime it is able to break down into 15 different vehicles which in turn can combine to form 3 different mecha . It is quite rare to find and expensive but is little sought after except in Japan.<\/strong><\/p>\n

In addition to the single box version, the robot was also sold in three single boxes with 5 vehicles each. In America Dairugger is instead known as Voltron 1 and was marketed in a single box by the Matchbox company. The robots can be found both made in Japan ( re- boxed Popy ) and made in Singapore (reprints).<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Del robot Dairugger Popy ha realizzato anche una terza versione alta quasi 40 cm. Non ha un codice specifico scritto nel box e neppure nel robot, come dimensioni \u00e8 simile al SG01, ma a differenza del Tetsujin 28 questo robot \u00e8 realizzato quasi completamente in plastica e non in metallo.\u00a0 E\u2019 comunque ben realizzato e dettagliato, e come nell\u2019anime \u00e8 in grado di scomporsi in ben 15 veicoli diversi che a loro volta possono combinarsi formando 3 mecha diversi. E\u2019 abbastanza raro da trovare e costoso ma \u00e8 poco ricercato ad eccezione del Giappone. <\/strong><\/p>\n

Oltre alla versione in box unico, il robot \u00e8 stato venduto anche in tre box singoli con 5 veicoli ciascuno. In America Dairugger \u00e8 invece conosciuto come Voltron 1 ed \u00e8 stato commercializzato in box singolo dalla ditta Matchbox. I robot si possono trovare sia made in Japan (Popy re-inscatolati )che made in Singapore (ristampe).\u00a0 <\/strong><\/p>\n

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