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In addition to their extensive series of Gundam Mobile Suit "In Action" figures released in the early 2000s (see our Card Back HERE (https://www.figures.com/forums/news/12448-bandais-gundam-mobile-suit-action.html)), Bandai Japan also released other popular mecha under the "In Action" umbrella. These small, approximately 5-inch tall super robots came loaded with accessories and great sculpts and articulation. As the forerunners of Bandai's new Robot Spirits, these were amazing little toys.


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