TOYS Gamera (1999) 1/700 Scale Plastic Model Kit Reissue [Preorder, 2024] US$40.98

Product Synopsis

Update: March 06, 2024
   From X-Plus. Gamera (1999) from the critically acclaimed kaiju film, Gamera 3: Revenge of Iris, makes its debut as a 1/700 scale plastic model! The knowledge and experience gained from other series, such as the Daikaiju and DefoReal, has been poured into this plastic model that stands at approximately 4.5" tall and features details which have been carefully condensed. Additionally, being a 1/700 scale model, it can work well with countless other models to create a truly impressive collection. The mouth can be displayed open or closed by replacing the chin part. Don't miss this chance to get your hands on Gamera, the very first kaiju plastic model featured in this series!

   Introducing the Gamera (1999) 1/700 Scale Plastic Model Kit by X Plus – a meticulously detailed and captivating addition to any collector's showcase!

   This model kit offers a scaled representation of Gamera from the iconic 1999 film, allowing enthusiasts to recreate the majestic presence of the legendary kaiju. Crafted with precision, this plastic model kit features intricate detailing, capturing the essence of Gamera's formidable appearance. Ideal for fans of Japanese kaiju and model kit enthusiasts, this X Plus creation invites you to bring the awe-inspiring Gamera (1999) to life in your collection. Elevate your display with this remarkable plastic model kit, celebrating the enduring legacy of this beloved giant monster!

Product contents
   Figure model kit (assembly required)
   Assembly instructions sheet

   Preorders are welcome to ship in late June 2024.

Product Specification
Manufacturer: X PLUS
Material: PVC
Dimension: 11.40cm (4.5") 1/700 Scale
JAN Code: 4532149023191
Japanese Title: 1/700スケール ガメラ(1999) プラスチックモデルキット
Territory/Language: Japan 

TOYS Art Master 3D Ultra Q Decayed Garamon - Import Preorder $608.90

Product Synopsis
    From Kaiyodo. The concept of KAIYODO Exclusive, is the garage-kit spirit: to move beyond the stereotypes of licenses and trends and look at the craftsmanship and passion embodied in each new creation. The criteria moving forward will not be the popularity of the subject matter, but the underlying value what is created.

    Based on ULTRA Q, Garamon is depicted here in a moment of not feeling so well! The original prototype was mastered with clay and the prototype was CT scanned and converted to 3D data, capturing the most delicate detail at 8" scale! Production was carried out by a factory frequented by Hollywood production studios. Garamon is cast from a blow technique poly-resin which achieves a texture similar to plastic and enables the thorny details to be recreated without breakage, so now you can own a pre-painted version of this stunning vintage kit! 

    Preorders are welcome to ship in late November 2019.

 Product Specs
 Manufacturer: Kaiyodo
 Size: H20cm (7.87")
 Material: Polyresin
 Japanese Title: ART MASTER 3D ディケイド ガラモン
 Product SKU: 4537807990020
 Territory/Language: Japan

http://www.shopncsx.com/4537807990020.aspx

TOYS Favorite Sculptors Line Real Coin Bank Gamera Series - New Import $58.90, In Stock

NCS Product Synopsis
    The turtle-shelled Gamera is called into duty to serve as a coin bank in X-Plus' upcoming addition to their FAVORITE SCULPTORS LINE series of toys. Two renditions of Gamera in coin-bank form are available for ordering as follows:

 » Gamera 1995
 » Trauma Gamera
 
    The coin slot is located in the front of the base of the bank. Orders ship same-day (M-F) if placed before 4PM EDT.

  Product Specs
  Manufacturer: X-Plus 
  Material: PVC
  Dimension: H16cm (6.29")
  Product SKU: 4532149015080 / 4532149015097
  Japanese Title: FAVORITE SCULPTORS LINE デフォリアル CoinBank ガメラ 1995
  Japanese Title: FAVORITE SCULPTORS LINE デフォリアル CoinBank トラウマガメラ
  Territory/Language: Japan

TOYS Ultra Kaiju Gijinka Keikaku Gomora - Import Preorder US$98.90

Product Synopsis
    The kaiju known as Gomora sloughs off his monstrous exterior and becomes an attractive gray-haired maiden in a black swimsuit. Gomora's chunky legs and arms remain intact but everything else above her torso is largely girlish. In addition to the figure, a display stand is included in the package.
 
    Preorders ship in February 2015.
 
 Product Specs
 Manufacturer: Surprise Next
 Dimension: H21cm (8.26")
 Material: ABS, PVC
 Japanese Title: ウルトラ怪獣擬人化計画シリーズ フィギュアコレクション ゴモラ 完成品フィギュア
 JAN Code: 4589986000014
 Territory/Language: Japan 

TOYS Sci-Fi Revoltech Series No. 12 Mothra - Import Preorder

NCS Preorder Update
«©NCSX» The twelfth SFX Revoltech toy pays homage to the most formidable member of the Lepidoptera order in recorded history - Mothra. It's pronounced "Maw-soo-rah" if you're Japanese. Toho Studios released the Mothra film in the summer of 1961 and movie-goers were treated to the theatrics of a vengeful oversized insect who went on a mission to rescue two little beauties from Infant Island. The tiny beauties were played by a pair of singers who called themselves "Peanuts." In a scene towards the close, Mothra's metamorphosis from cocoon to moth is completed at Tokyo Tower and it is there that she goes on a wing-flapping rampage.

The Revoltech toy rendition of Mothra as sculpted by Kinoshita Takashi features a 195mm (7.67") wingspan and 13 joints which allow for leg movement and wing adjustments. Revoltech Mothra's six legs can be maneuvered and manipulated independently of each other. A prop of Tokyo Tower is also included in the toy packaging so that film fans (with a lot of time on their hands) can recreate scenes from the Mothra movie or create new footage for the Youtube generation.

Preorders for the Revoltech Mothra toy are welcome to ship in September 2010 at JPY2800 or US$39.90.

Wii Dai Kaiju Battle Ultra Coliseum DX Ultra Senshi - New

NCS Product Synopsis
«©NCSX» The original Ultraman and nineteen cohorts go to war against each other and an assemblage of 70 mighty monsters that bear names such as King Joe, Dada, Alien Baltan, Garamon and more. Although a game that's titled Dai Kaiju Battle Ultra Coliseum DX Ultra Senshi sounds like it'll be an all-out 3D fighting fest of epic proportions, NCS can assure you that it's not. Sure, there's battling but not in the conventional sense where monsters are controlled directly by the player. In Bandai's Wii interpretation of big movie monster battles, the Remote is wagged feverishly from side to side to perform certain moves which are then followed by other Wii Remote operations to ignite other fighting actions. In this manner then, the game is what NCS would call a flick-action fighting game since the moves are broken up into sequences that require Wii Remote movement before they're triggered. In other words, you won't control the monsters directly but your actions with the Remote decide how the beast under your control behaves and acts on screen.
In addition to the flick-action fighting, Bandai throws in three mini-games which also require Remote waving motion. One of the mini-games features tug-of-war between monsters. That alone is probably worth the price of admission. Or at least 1/4 the price of entry.

TOYS Final Fantasy Creatures Kai Vol. 1 - New, In Stock

NCS Product Synopsis
«©NCSX» Square Enix (USA) releases a new series of Final Fantasy Creature toys which feature assorted beasts from the Final Fantasy games. The first volume contains a total five monster figures which are packaged in a display case as follows:

» Bahamut SIN from Final Fantasy VII Advent Children
» Brothers: Sacred and Minotaur from Final Fantasy VIII
» Valefor from Final Fantasy X
» Zalera, The Death Seraph from Final Fantasy XII
» Terra upon Magitek Armor from Final Fantasy VI

The figures measure approximately 3-4" tall and are sculpted of PVC. The toys are fully painted, assembled, and ready for presentation on your kitchen counter, mantle, or the special space on your curio cabinet.

Ultraman EX Jamirah - Import Preorder

«©NCSX» An Ultraman toy revival is about to hit Japan but NCS is unsure if we'll participate in all of the histrionics. Sure, Ultraman is legendary but he's kinda hokey when viewed against the backdrop of 2009. Besides, he wears spandex. Red spandex. Ultraman's adversaries are a more interesting lot and Bandai will release a number of Ultra Monsters Series toys which begins with EX Jamirah in July. Following him will be Megasamu in August, EX Bakishimamu in September, and EX Armor Gurozamu in October. A number of other Ultraman toys are scheduled to ship between July and December but we'll update again if we decide to import them.
Jamirah looks like Lurch from the Addams Family but J has more personality. The EX Jamirah toy measures 15cm or 5.90" tall and preorders will ship in a cardboard backed blister pack sometime in July 2009.

Daikaijuu Battle: Ultra Coliseum - New Import, In Stock

Movie monsters such as Alien Baltan, King Joe Black, Kanegon, Red King, and Dada have been part of Japanese pop culture since the 1950s. Back in the day, Godzilla, Ultraman and Gamera were stars on the silver screen as well as television and they all needed a healthy assortment of enemies to battle. As such, the studios created a spectrum of bizarre creatures with strange powers and even stranger appearances. For example, what abyss did the frog-faced Garamon stumble out of and why was it allowed to live past its first birthday?

To celebrate the ungainly movie monsters of yore, Bandai assembles over 60 monsters and pits them against each other in a 3D fighting game where gargantuan beasts slap, kick, and use fierce powers against each other. The Story Mode allows players to choose a monster and fight a procession of fellow monsters in one-on-one action against the backdrop of a dramatic storyline. Over 50 different stories may be enjoyed in all their campy glory. There's also a Custom Team Mode where groups of monsters engage in a battle royale and a Battle Mode which allows two players to face off against monsters that are controlled by the COM. A Gallery Mode on the disc features over 250 photos and 3D monster models for fans to peruse, inspect, and appreciate.

Dai Kaiju Battle Ultra Colosseum - Japanese Preorder

Movie monsters such as Alien Baltan, King Joe Black, Kanegon, Red King, and Dada have been part of Japanese pop culture since the 1950s. Back in the day, Godzilla, Ultraman and Gamera were stars on the silver screen as well as television and they all needed a healthy assortment of enemies to battle. As such, the studios created a spectrum of bizarre creatures with strange powers and even stranger appearances. For example, what abyss did the frog-faced Garamon stumble out of and why was it allowed to live past its first birthday?

To celebrate the ungainly movie monsters of yore, Bandai assembles over 60 monsters and pits them against each other in a 3D fighting game where gargantuan beasts slap, kick, and use fierce powers against each other. The Story Mode allows players to choose a monster and fight a procession of fellow monsters in one-on-one action against the backdrop of a dramatic storyline. There's also a Custom Team Mode where groups of monsters engage in a battle royale and a Battle Mode which allows two players to face off against monsters that are controlled by the COM.

Preorders are welcome to ship on October 16, 2008.