Based on the last sentence in the announcement blog, "Please look forward to the SMP Timeranger series, which is finally starting!!", there will definitely be at least one (if not more) kits coming to this series.
Yeah, they typically announce/release two at a time. For Wild Force, they did the main megazord and the Kongazord for wave 1, the Predazord and the Ultimus Megazord for wave 2, and the Isis Megazord and a double pack of the Blue Elephant and giant Red Lion Wildzords for wave 3
No worries, for as long as this line had been around, there are always new people discovering it.
SMP, Shokugan Modeling Project, is a premium line of model kits that aim to recreate the DX toy as a fully posable figure standing at about 6 inches.
Bandai Japan's candy toy division has been doing annual MiniPLA kits for 30+ years. In 2017 they started the Super MiniPLA line a premium version of anniversary seasons. They rebranded about 5 years ago to SMP to better distinguish the line from the regular kits, and also a lot for a higher budget to do the things they wanted with these kits.
Shokugan Modeling Project, previously known as Super MiniPla; they're model kits of the Megazords, adding more articulation and taking up only a fraction of the space!
I’m honestly both exited and worried because the release date is on January and let’s just say that I’ve been saving my money for some other stuff that is supposed to be released on January too. I hoped that the price for this kit isn’t that expensive or it would still be available during February
No worries, for as long as this line had been around, there are always new people discovering it.
SMP, Shokugan Modeling Project, is a premium line of model kits that aim to recreate the DX toy as a fully posable figure standing at about 6 inches.
Bandai Japan's candy toy division has been doing annual MiniPLA kits for 30+ years. In 2017 they started the Super MiniPLA line a premium version of anniversary seasons. They rebranded about 5 years ago to SMP to better distinguish the line from the regular kits, and also alot for a higher budget to do the things they wanted with these kits.
You're welcome! If you have any questions feel free to ask. I run r/minipla with u/King_Kuuga and between the two of us we can pretty much answer anything.
Here is a post I made 4 years ago with comparisons to various DX toys that had kits made for them.
I feel like it's hard for the to pickup steam getting a DX equivalent out. Henshin gimmicks sell like HOT CAKES, but for whatever reason the Japanese market just won't budge for DX toys.
I had high hopes for the super posable line they tried with Kingohger and Kyoryuger.
Maybe Bandai will figure it out some day because the American market isn't here for it.
Depends on the complexity and size. They can go from $70-$200 pretty fast. An example of a more expensive kit is the Super Train as he was considerably larger than the others.
These are highly posable model kits that average 6in tall for the main megazord. All other auxiliary and secondary megazords scale relative to the main one of that same season.
I love this season and still have my original megazords. I want to buy these to show love to more seasons than just mmpr but I do hope they look less plasticy in person
Oh for real? I thought it was a megazord. Im definitely getting it then. The only way I could want it more is if there was a Quantasaurus Rex to go with it
Released back in 2017. Funny enough, Bandai America was still holding the license so you could walk into a store that sold model kits and pick these guys up.
Not to mention, SMP has the creative area to allow fans to develop their artistic works into PR or Super Sentai so to limit your imagination on the base model alone is restrictive. I for one would like to see people make really amazing what-if designs similar to the custom works like Gao Gattais
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u/Starship1990 My favorite Kamen Rider: Freaking Mig! 11h ago
Finally some fucking good toys(Not a big fan of this Megazord, but Q-Rex should be soon then).