A look back at past U.S. figure releases...














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With the new Gundam AGE approaching (see our story HERE (https://www.figures.com/forums/news/13928-mobile-suit-gundam-age.html)), I thought it'd be fun to revisit some past Gundam toy lines, specifically those released in the U.S. by Bandai America. While never as popular as it is Japan, Gundam gained some pretty good traction in the U.S. with action figure assortments ranging from the the classic Mobile Suit Gundam designs, sleeker Gundam Wing mecha to a cool concept called "Battle Scarred" featuring the iconic fighting machines battle damaged.



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