Model Reviews

Click on the link to see the review for that zoid. These are models I own, and all of them (with the exception of the Raynos) I have put together myself. As my collection grows, expect this section to grow as well.

Tips on building Zoids:

1. Make sure to clip off all stray particles of plastic left over from the runners. If they are left on, it may cause some of the heavy coilspring or motorized Zoids to not move right.

2. Don't throw away anything until you are completely through with the Zoid.

3. Unless your instruction manual is in Japanese (I'm not kidding, either, some are) read the entire thing very closely. Sometimes the key to getting the parts together is reading the text that goes along with the picture.

4. If you're working with a motorized Zoid, install the batteries first and periodically turn it on to make sure the head and legs are attached right. If they aren't, you'll hear a distinct clicking sound, this means something isn't right in the Zoid.

For a list of all the stuff I use when building and customizing Zoids, click HERE.


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		Click on the link to see the review for that zoid. These are models I own, and all of them (with the exception of the Raynos) I have put together myself. As my collection grows, expect this section to grow as well. RZ-007 Shield Liger RZ-010 Pteras EZ-015 Iron Kong EZ-016 Zaber Fang (Saber Tiger) RZ-020 Stealth Viper EZ-023 Helcat Zi-024 Irvine's Command Wolf Zi-025 Moonbay's Gustav new EZ-027 Rev Raptor RZ-031 Dibison EZ-035 Lightning Saix EZ-038 Elephander RZ-039 Raynos RZ-041 Liger Zero RZ-042 Command Wolf AC RZ-045 Pteramander EZ-049 Berserk Fury (Berserk Fuhrer) EZ-053 Konig Wolf EZ-054 Liger Zero X new EZ-157 Metal Rhimos Blox: BZ-001 Leoblaze BZ-??? Fire Pheonix new Fuzors: Liger Zero Fire Phoenix new Tips on building Zoids: 1. Make sure to clip off all stray particles of plastic left over from the runners. If they are left on, it may cause some of the heavy coilspring or motorized Zoids to not move right. 2. Don't throw away anything until you are completely through with the Zoid. 3. Unless your instruction manual is in Japanese (I'm not kidding, either, some are) read the entire thing very closely. Sometimes the key to getting the parts together is reading the text that goes along with the picture. 4. If you're working with a motorized Zoid, install the batteries first and periodically turn it on to make sure the head and legs are attached right. If they aren't, you'll hear a distinct clicking sound, this means something isn't right in the Zoid. For a list of all the stuff I use when building and customizing Zoids, click HERE.