PC on MIB diecast Henshin Robo

[jdecker]

hi guys!! i am not primarily a robot collector, but i picked up this still in box Henshin Robo at a toy consignment a few weeks ago, and would like to get a general price check on him. im sorry if this isnt the right section of the forum for this! ive seen ebay prices vary from 50-100$, but those are old listings and it seems like none have sold in a while. Ill post pictures below, but his box is in decent condition (from my experience as a mlp collector), the bubble isnt yellowed, the frost is a little warped, the corners are worn, there are some various scratches/ old sticker marks on the front, and one good sized sticker rub on the back. i Think he's complete in there with no damage, none that i can see at least. 
From what I understand he is not the rarest of the (three?) versions of this bot that were available, as he only changes from ARMO SOLDIER into ARMO DIVER, but he IS the diecast version, which is preffered? he is quite hefty. his armo diver type looks really cute, i wish i could debox him but i don't want to do that to something that maybe worth a lot or is important to real robot collectors : ' ( 
any help would be greatly appreciated!!

[Mr. Ginrai]

This is the small size Mospeada Legioss toy, it only turns from robot into gerwalk mode, not into full jet mode.

This particular release is the re-boxing for export to America and other countries under the Henshin Robo name. The manufacturer Gakken switched production from Japan to Singapore (marked on the back of the box and also stamped on the toy).

Pretty much any release of this toy is quite common, especially this version. The DX version is much larger, and harder to find because they break very easily.

If your toy has all the parts and is not broken and is mint with no playwear, it's worth about $50.

[jdecker]

Jun 28, 2017 23:13:44 GMT -5 Mr. Ginrai said:

This is the small size Mospeada Legioss toy, it only turns from robot into gerwalk mode, not into full jet mode.

This particular release is the re-boxing for export to America and other countries under the Henshin Robo name. The manufacturer Gakken switched production from Japan to Singapore (marked on the back of the box and also stamped on the toy).

Pretty much any release of this toy is quite common, especially this version. The DX version is much larger, and harder to find because they break very easily.

If your toy has all the parts and is not broken and is mint with no playwear, it's worth about $50.

oh thank you for the little background! i know nothing about these bots. 
i don't Think hes broken or even opened. but im not sure. 

i still havent decided if im going to list him or not. for now i like him on my shelf ; )