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Cross Changer - Choujin Sentai Jetman

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The Cross Changer from Choujin Sentai Jetman. This is the transformation the Jetman team used to “morph” into their ranger forms. Jetman made its debut on February 15, 1991 in Japan and is the 15th season of the long running Super Sentai. Fellow collectors will know just how hard these are to find especially with their original packaging. I got my hands on these from a collector friend. He knew I was watching Jetman and gave me a great deal. These are definitely a prized piece of my collection.

JetmanChoujin Sentai JetmanSentaiToyJapanImportVintage

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