CARD BACK: Trendmasters' GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS (1994)

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[QUOTE=JeffSaylor;54415]American toy company tackles Tokyo-smashin' monster and company...

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[HR][/HR]One can never have too many Godzilla toys, and so when Trendmasters took on the license in '94, I had to snag a few figures. These were pretty cool, articluated toys released in a variety of different sizes, my preference being 6 inches. 'Zilla was a must-have, but my favorite fig is probably Mecha-Godzilla; a great fusion of robot and Tokyo-stompin' lizard. Four years later Trendmasters would take on Godzilla again, this time releasing toys from 1998's abysmal American remake.

[CENTER][B]TRENDMASTERS' GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS[/B]
1994
8" x 11.5"

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