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Roboto, the “Heroic mechanical warrior,” was produced in Hong Kong, Venezuela, France, and Spain. Equipped with a mechanical gear torso, his jaw opens, and his gears move as you twist his waist. He comes with three different weapon attachments. Initially...

Rotoplast Venezuela -- Check out this mega weirdo! Venezuela went a little nuts towards the end of the line, and you find a number of figures with He-Man shorts, including Buzz-Off, Whiplash, Zodac, and Mekaneck. This is the first time...

  In Venezuela, in terms of the mold, all Roto Stratos share the same basic characteristics. This includes the hard rubber head, blank torso, blank harness, and wings with a very light “TAIWAN” indentation. While the torso is a hard...

Rotoplast (Venezuela) 🇻🇪 White String--Rotoplast never ceases to surprise us. It seems each figure produced had a unique fingerprint in terms of combinations of color, use of materials and sometimes even molds. This is particularly evident as you approach the...

In Venezuela, Rotoplast released a Webstor that used the Taiwan mold, but with all coo markings rubbed off. All rotoplast Webstors are marked the same © MATTEL. INC. 1984 in the back, and you can see faintly a bump where the...

In Venezuela, Rotoplast released a Spikor that depending on the condition of the figure, might look similar to a Malaysia (if in excellent condition), or dramatically different (if it has lots of player wear). The figure is marked © MATTEL....

In Venuezuela, Rotoplast released a Mekaneck that on first glance, isn’t very different than its Malaysia counterpart. Once you deep dive and compare it with a standard Malaysia though, you start to see lots of interesting details that make it...

Ram Man Rotoplast (Venezuela)   -- While similar in colors generally to a standard Ram Man, the Rotoplast really stands out for its golden cuffs! Here are a few ways to identify a Venezuela Ram Man...