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HomeToy Robot Photo GalleryTakatokuBryger DX (Super Transformation) by Takatoku

Bryger DX (Super Transformation) by Takatoku

5.0/5 rating (3 votes)

Description

This is the deluxe version of Bryger robot made by Takatoku.  This is from the anime called Galaxy Cyclone Bryger that aired circa 1981.  This robot transforms into a car (Brysander) and a spaceship (Bryster).  It features diecast partial lower legs and clips in the shoulders, and internal parts. 

It comes in a large box with an inner cover, and it includes a handle.  I believe that the empty slot on the lower left side is for the stickers, which would come rolled up.  I have these stored flat.

Bryger_DX_Box_1_s Bryger_DX_Box_2_s Bryger_DX_Box_3_s

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Stickers and instruction sheet for sticker placement:

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Here's the robot itself:

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As mentioned above, the back portion of the lower legs and the shoulder clips are diecast:

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Here's the car transformation.  The arms are removed.  The wings are folded down, and the legs compress in and hold on the side panels with chrome exhaust pipes.  The front of the car is slipped on over the head, and it latches into the spaces where the arms latched on.

Bryger_DX_car_1_s Bryger_DX_car_2_s

Here's the spaceship transformation.  To form the spaceship, the arms are left on.  The legs pull down, rotate to the side on diecast bars, and then slide up over the arms.  The exhaust piece is slipped over the knee caps.  The shins are rotated out to form wings and small fins hidden underneath are raised.  The nose cap is slipped over the head, but this time it latches into small cavities in the shoulders. 

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Customer Feedback (7)

  • Ed
    04 December 2010 at 19:29 | #

    Nice Myles! -Your pictures?

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  • KingboyD
    06 December 2010 at 13:59 | #

    Yes, and my toy - at least for now.

    reply
  • lits
    02 January 2011 at 16:03 | #

    really want to buy back as my childhood present fm my Dad.

    Anyway to buy?

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  • KingboyD
    02 January 2011 at 18:15 | #

    Just keep watching ebay. They come up every now and then, but expect to pay big bucks. Good luck!

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  • lits
    08 January 2011 at 08:06 | #

    thx kingboyD and how big bucks will?

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  • sal7
    07 February 2011 at 12:56 | #

    nice, myles!
    i just aware that my bryger hands, both comes from same right hand moulding.

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  • Kingboy D
    07 February 2011 at 22:38 | #

    Same with mine (or what was formally mine - it now rests in the hands of a very worthy fellow collector). It must be standard for this toy.

    Sorry, lits, for the slow reply. I'm not really sure what the standard price for this is, but I would expect somewhere in the $250 to $750 range. I know its a big range, but condition and market fluctuations affect price significantly.

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