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Ancient kaijuGodzilla remote control soles plain, Bullmark logo on back of right thigh

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box included8 (upper box cornerswrinkles) / item 9

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200,000 yen

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2026/10/15 15:00:00

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2026/11/07 20:00:00

2026/11/07 03:00:00

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21

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Item's Details

(item number) 21
(title) Ancient kaijuGodzilla remote control soles plain, Bullmark logo on back of right thigh
(maker) Bullmark
(the date of issue) 1970s
(size) 250mm
(Country) Japan
(Material) tin, polystyrene, rubber
(power) battery operated
(detailed) box included8 (upper box cornerswrinkles) / item 9
(starting bid price) 200,000 yen

(comment) This is Bullmark's last electric walking tinplate Godzilla, with the product name changed to Godzilla, the Ancient Monster, and a photo of the product along with a child's photo used on the box art. It had specifications from the mid-1970s and continued to be sold until Bullmark went bankrupt in 1977.
The second monster boom came to an end with the release of Mechagodzilla's Revenge and Ultraman Leo, released in 1975, and children's interest shifted to superalloys centered on robots.
Bullmark advertisements from this era feature Godzilla, Baragon, and Jirasu at a list price of 1,420 yen, and plastic Gomora, Dangar, and Astrotron also appear on the same page. Other advertisements show off tin heroes and special effects toys such as Ultraman, Mirror Man, Kamen Rider, and Gekko Kamen, who are back with electric tin walking, but they were unable to resist the wave of the boom.
There are individuals from this period that have different positions of the Bullmark logo. As before, there will be a mix of items that have a logo printed on the sole of the foot, and items that do not have a logo printed on the sole and have a print on the back of the right thigh. There are many different combinations, so you may discover something new by comparing them. There is not much difference in the number of illustration boxes and photo boxes in existence, but Mandarake has slightly less stock of photo boxes (Koshizaki)

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