ROBOTECHFan Art Gallery
Rick Hunter
Rick was only a teenager when the First Robotech War began but quickly rose through the ranks with his superior piloting and leadership skills. He matures throughout the course of the show fighting against the alien Zentraedi. Features removable helmet.
Rick Hunter GalleryLisa Hayes
Lisa is the flight control operations and executive officer of the SDF-1 battleship assisting Captain Gloval as a capable leader becoming an admiral by the end of the series. She has a romance with Rick that turns into a very soap opera love triangle.
Lisa Hayes GalleryRoy Fokker
Roy is the top fighter pilot in the Robotech Defense Force and like a brother to Rick Hunter. At the start of the war, he is the leader of Skull Squadron. Roy seems like a cocky pilot but is a complex character. Features removable helmet.
Roy Fokker GalleryClaudia Grant
Claudia is a senior ranking bridge officer aboard the SDF-1 battle fortress who serves as one of the most dependable members of the command crew. She has a loyal and loving relationship with Roy.
Claudia Grant GalleryMax Sterling
Max Sterling is the young ace pilot of the Robotech Defence Force. His natural skills in battle bring him into direct conflict with Miriya of the giant Zentraedi armada. Features removable helmet.
Max Sterling GalleryMiriya Sterling
Miriya is originally from the giant race of alien Zentraedi that are in search of the SDF-1 that crashed to Earth. She is also an ace pilot that becomes micronized and meets her match in Max. Features removable helmet.
Miriya Sterling GalleryBen Dixon
Ben joins Max as junior figher pilots with Rick Hunter as commander of the Vermillion Squadron of the SDF-1. Ben is usually light hearted and laughing loudly at something. Features removable helmet.
Ben Dixon GalleryWatch ROBOTECH
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History
The Robotech line of CardFigures was my first attempt to make smaller figures since I wanted the pilots to fit into a transformable Veritech Fighter. In order to still have some detail and cut them out of cardboard, they were about 8 inches tall. This made the Veritech Battloid robot mode almost 3 feet tall after transformation. It’s big and bulky but cardboard is light. Hook and loop fasteners holds most of it in position during transformation.Those images and video will be posted soon.
When Robotech.com had a photo contest back in 2007 during the release of Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles Collector’s Edition DVD, the photo of these Robotech cardboard characters won 2nd place in the Coolest Item category and a signed copy.
There are plenty of ways that modern software can make them look even better but then they wouldn’t fit into what I made 30 years ago. Any new characters would need to be made the original colored pencil way.
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