Power Rangers Mighty Morphin Megazord Megapack Includes 5 MMPR Dinozord Action Figure Toys for Boys and Girls Ages 4 and Up Inspired by 90s TV Show (Amazon Exclusive)

Plastic… I’m not gonna say cheap plastic I think it’s a great toy. It’s not as nice as the original run. I wanted as a child snd parents couldn’t afford it so when I seen it available I get rite away. Again not bad. Mouthing it’s just not exactly same as the first run in the 90’s

Wish they would have shipped in a different box...delivered to door with it showing what it is

Just received the MMPR Dino Megazord AMZN exclusive mecha action figure! I can’t believe I never got this when it first came out. Just learned like a decade ago Power Rangers was based off Super Sentai, even though I was watching Bioman & Fiveman in the Philippines in the early 80’s! I’ve owned a few other megazords before but I got rid of them, regret it now 💔😩The Dino Megazord comes in a medium box, it’s super detailed like earlier versions. The price is great though and it combines, (hoping for a dragonzord in the future!) Has a little articulation, easy to combine. I had a little difficulty with the mastadon zord that becomes the arms, had to force it. Have not converted it to tank mode yet. Overall I’m super happy with nostalgia, if you’re a power rangers or Super Sentai, you need this in your collection! Especially if you don’t yet have the Dino Megazord.

Bought this back when it was still like $20, and it's a good toy. Pretty sturdy, surprisingly moveable, and lightweight. For $20 you won't find a better Version. But now that it's up to $70 the quality is not worth the price

Wow I was surprised by the degree of customizability and transformability for such a lowcost toy ! Definitely worth the price tag ! The dinozords really do come together swiftly into a megazord and there remains still a lot of little things you can adjust and finetune to your liking ! (Like the sabretooth claws, position of blasters, standing feet on their toes and more !). My largest frustration is that the design does not technically have a knee joint ! The only semblance is a "negative knee bend" necessary for standing up from the "tank mode" (this is inherited fromthe proper knee bend of the T-rex !) This makes it so the knight is forced to only stand on *straight legs* or kneel forward. You could try to remedy this by (incredibly !!) rotating the feet and the waist all the way around but the T-rex tail spoils a would-be front to back symmetry ! Since in the show the knight does not even have a tail, it would be really nice to make the tail detachable as an easy solution ! A very minor critique is that the knight's head is pretty small compared to shoulder width. Of course in the show, knight's head is huge but this isn't anything much can be done about. Overall I'm completely blown away by this toy making (the certainly only suggestive !) transformations in the show an actual real-world possibility -- this is a solid 10/10 !

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Bought it for my brother who loves the OG Power Rangers. Immediately he started putting the pieces together lol from what I can tell there were no instructions included but its pretty simple not like transformers so

Compared to other versions of this Megazord this is the most affordable and as such does a great job of being The Megazord at a low price.However, this is way too expensive for the quality. It’s made out of cheap, thin plastic that most likely will break if given to a kid that likes to put their toys through the wringer. Also, the details are sorely missing.There are no stickers on the arms when there most definitely should be, the head NEEDS the white lines that it is missing, and it’s a real shame the grey on the legs aren’t even trying to look silver. Not to mention a lot of the smaller details that frustrate me to no end as a collector.The best positive I can give it, however, is that the articulation is a nice touch at this price point. There is no other version of this Megazord that has the range of movement for anywhere near this price. Although I wish the head could turn, it’s still a big win to have elbows and bicep swivels. Those being the main reason I bought this one as I love me some posable action figures.That being said, I did paint it and buy replacement sticks to fix the lacking details, and doing such, I broke the right T-Rex arm off. I look the left arm off pretty easily so I thought the right one would come off too but it was a lot tougher so I used a hair dryer to heat up the plastic, pulling pretty hard, and then it snapped the peg off with the arm. It’s still usable as a whole Megazord, so I’m not too bothered by it, but let that be a fair warning that this thing isn’t as strong as you might want it to be.I’m happy with my Megazord now that I’ve painted it and gave it new stickers. It’s a nice display piece and I love the pose I’ve had him in. It feels surreal to finally have the og Megazord after years of seeing reviews for the older ones when I was a kid. That being said, to get this one looking the way I wanted him to, including the price of the toy its self, was around $100 since I didn’t already have the paint. While I would still recommend getting this toy and putting in the work to make it look nice because it’s worth having a nice looking posable Megazord, I still think it’s crazy the the entry price for that is $100. Way too much.