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Rare Vintage Billiken RoboCop 3 Tin Wind-Up Robot – Made in Japan
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This is a rare vintage RoboCop 3 tin wind-up robot toy manufactured by Billiken in Japan.
The item has been kept stored inside its original box since it was acquired. It was taken out of the box for the first time in order to take the photos for this listing.
The robot itself is unused and has never been displayed.
Item Details
• Character: RoboCop
• Movie: RoboCop 3
• Manufacturer: Billiken / Billiken Shokai
• Made in Japan
• Vintage tin wind-up toy
• Height: Approx. 22 cm / 8.7 inches
• Wind-up mechanism
Included
• RoboCop tin robot
• Original box
• Original wind-up key
• Vintage Billiken product catalog / leaflet
Condition
The robot is unused and has been stored in its box for many years.
It was removed from the box for the first time for photography for this listing.
Because this is a vintage item that has been stored for many years, the original box and packaging show age-related wear, discoloration, creases, scratches and other storage wear.
Please carefully review all photos before purchasing, as they form an important part of the condition description.
This is a wonderful collectible for fans of RoboCop, Japanese tin toys, vintage robots and Billiken products.
The item will be carefully packed for international shipping from Japan.
Thank you for looking!
Please note: This is an official product sold in Japan, so you can purchase with confidence.
Shipping will be handled by Japan Post only.
Your order will be carefully packed and shipped within 10 business days after purchase, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.
Customs duties are basically covered by our shop, but depending on the country or region, they may be the buyer’s responsibility. Please understand this in advance.
