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I was just digging through some old boxes and found this. Anyone know what it is?

No idea but it certainly falls more into the 'toy bracket' than the 'toy soldier bracket'.

I don't know where might be a better place to ask but someone here may know?

Good luck.

It looks kind of like a gundam Zaku, but the head is different.

Thanks for the replies. This was a model kit we purchased in the late 80's. It was probably quite cheap hence the toy look - though the toy look could also be due to the time period.


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 Eilif wrote:
It looks kind of like a gundam Zaku, but the head is different.

It does look a bit like that. I also though it looked a bit like a Dougram Fang of the Sun. I know I certainly had some Dougram Fang models during this same time period.

You're right, the feet definitely look like a dougram model.

It is not dougram　it is Neofam

From the series Round Vernian Vifam
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ginga_Hy%C5%8Dry%C5%AB_Vifam

Wow, absolute gobbledygook!
Glad that's solved and a tiny insight to a world that I know virtually nothing about.
Very cool stuff, must go and meditate to my "You do not need a new hobby" self help audio tape.

 Jehan-reznor wrote:
It is not dougram　it is Neofam

From the series Round Vernian Vifam

Anime Title Translations.
More amusing than any parody could hope to be.