The Original Yonezawa Smoking Spaceman. Its classic design, multiple action, distinctive profile, and rarity makes this robot the pride of my collection.

Standing almost 10" tall, this rare Radar Robot was manufactured by Nomura in the 1950's. The main feature is a robot face remote control battery box. it walks forward with great style and lights up both eyes and radar antenna.

Mr. Robot is approximately 11" tall, battery operated and made by Cragstan in the 1950's. Its simple and effective bump n' go action propel him around obstacle. While the complex springs structure in its elaborate clear plastic head spins and projects brilliant array of rainbow lights.

The late 50's Yonezawa Directional Robot, skirt form body finished in metallic blue, battery powered bump and go action with blinking red light. when he strikes an object, his head will turns and choose a new route.

The Yoshiya Sparky Robot. This 50's style simple looking silver wind-up robot is one of my favorite pieces.

The Yoshiya released this black wind-up in mid 60's. It sparks and upper body has gears that turns. From the waist down it shares the same structure as Planet Robot.

Manufactured by Nomura in the 50s, this unsophisticated design reminds me of the B&W sci-fi movies. It has a battery in the chest that operates its inner motion and the lights in the eyes.

Manufactured by Cragstan in the 50s, this blue Daiya space conqueror has a double action mechanisms: the astronaut walks forward, halts, raises and fires his gun, then off he goes again.

The attacking martian robot made by SH Japan. The robot strides forward with dramatic actions, he halts and chest doors open as two mechine guns snap out blinking and blasing. The doors soon close and he's back on his way. a very well build and popular Robot at his time.

Another fine Japaness creation. Just to see if you Cyber-geeks out there are paying attention.