Need help identifying my Robots! (Plus selling tips)

[wombat]

Hello. First post here because I just started to do research on my old robot collection from... 30-40 years ago. I'm impressed by the collections and knowledge I see here!

Well, my daughter found and started playing with my robots that were in long time storage and before they all get broken I wanted to see if any of them are worth anything. Besides the ones that I saved the boxes or labels for (mostly Go Bots), I don't even know what the robots are called to know how to look them up on this site or on eBay.

I could use the community's help identifying the brand and models for these robots, and whether they'd be worth anything on EBay (like nothing, or 10's of USD, 100's of USD?), and how I should sell them, i.e. individually or in batches? If you have comments, you can refer to robots that are labeled from 1-40, or the photos labeled from A thru J.
And thanks in advance for any input!

(edit: fixing image links)

 Various GoBots/Transformers, unknown names. #7 transforms into a "colt" gun that shoots the black bullets. #8 broken

 GoBots I know the names of except for #14, one "Super Defender"


 Various GoBots, one Transformer (Bumble Bee)


 Unknown Japanese robots, except for one with a box. I don't know if the shield accessorry goes with #23 or #24.


 Super Go Bots in boxes


 Unknown star wars themed robots, the left one transforms but is broken in multiple places.


 Unknown japanese robots, these do not transform


 Unknown japanese robots


 Unknown Japanese robots I think are all in the same set.


 Unknown large (2' tall) plastic robot. Condition OK, but most of the clips on the leg that used to hold missiles are broken. Missing original screw that holds the removable shooting hand on.

[krimpov]

I'm not exactly a walking vintage toys encyclopedia, so I'm afraid I can't be of much help, but I'm pretty sure #31 is a Popinica (Popy) Liger, from Getter Robo G.

I did own a few of these Gobots in the first pics as a kid, but I have no idea what they're called. I'd have to Google them to find out... but you can do that yourself.


PS : There's a review of that Popy Liger on CollectionDX. www.collectiondx.com/toy_review/1975/liger

[wombat]

Thanks for the link. That's one step closer to knowing what one of them is.
For the gobots, it's true I know some of the names, but I was hoping for some reaction as to whether they're worth keeping in good shape and sell or to just give to my kid to play and eventually  break.  Cheers.

[repairtechjon]

Great to dig these up & rediscover them!
I almost missed this thread in the "General" section, & others did too likely, you'll want to post this in the "Vintage Diecast" section of the forum, it'll likely get more notice from thise of us that regularly collect the old stuff, to chime in with info.

[repairtechjon]

J-40 is part of the Shogun Warriors line, called "jumbo" or " jumbo machinder".
The actual character name on box to search is Shogun Warriors Mazinga.

[repairtechjon]

B-14 gobot is Scooter.

[repairtechjon]

D-23 is Raydeen , he gets the shield on one arm.

D24 is Dragun.

Both were from the Shogun Warriors diecast lineup.

[repairtechjon]

H35 is Robocon by Poly/Bandai

H36 is a Daburon vehicke I think, by Takatoku.

[repairtechjon]

I-38&39 are from the UFO Commander 7 line by Shinsei.

Hope that helps w some searches.

[wombat]

Oct 17, 2018 22:43:10 GMT -5 repairtechjon said:

I-38&39 are from the UFO Commander 7 line by Shinsei.

Hope that helps w some searches.

Sure has been a while since I've been here, but your info is awesome. Thank you!