I got this randomly in a bag of junk. It's incredibly detailed and I'm going to paint it, just wish I knew where it was from. It only had two major seams that I already sanded away, it's stable on it's own with no visible way of attaching it to a base, it's made of flexible plastic like an action figure's arm (PVC probably) not resin.
Back in 1989, Galoob introduced X-PANDERS, a line of military vehicles that, at the touch of a button, could expand and transform into new configurations brisling with weapons. An armored 4x4 changed into a gun battery; a helicopter could become an assault base.
Supplementing the vehicles was a card of 20 action figures. There were 6 different; 4 in combat poses and 2 drivers. These figures were approximately 1 3/16” tall, or 1/60 scale. Chap Mei made very nice copies of the 4 figures in fighting poses and included them in several lines, including Humanoids Vs Lizoid.
Thanks so much! I'm looking them up and finding there were LOTS of sci-fi minis made back then, and they look fantastic. I can't believe the amount of crisp detail on these things, yet larger figures at the time looked like total crap, little more than tumorous blobs of plastic. Looks like all the talent then was working on miniatures.
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Supplementing the vehicles was a card of 20 action figures. There were 6 different; 4 in combat poses and 2 drivers. These figures were approximately 1 3/16” tall, or 1/60 scale. Chap Mei made very nice copies of the 4 figures in fighting poses and included them in several lines, including Humanoids Vs Lizoid.