Mark de Kock: "The original Mecha!"
Paul Baulch: "A bug-ugly Classic Space parts bonanza!"
Scott Sanburn: "Ah one of the classics I missed. Awesome set!"
Johannes ”Jojo“ Koehler: "Weird."
Ed T. Toton III: "Got a class parts lot on ebay.. I could tell it used to be this, plus a few other things."
Bill Ward: "Very dumb looking design. Space Bulk Pack #1."
Fred Rueck: "Makes me think of the tank-busting evil hoverbots from the movie TRON!"
David Kohrman: "Looks dumb but nice parts selection."
Allen Carley: "There is just so much to it. Arms, vehicles, inverse computers"
Mike Thurlow: "Another great set that I owned when I was a kid."
Ken Takeuchi: "You call this a robot!?"
Simon Fry: "I never was really into Space (TOWN person), but this set was wicked!"
Ryan Witt: "What the heck is it supposed to be?!?! But a great assortment of parts- hinges, lockers, arms, and those slanted yellow windows!"
Neil Arellano: "Awesome awesome set! This robot is so unique and versatile! How can you not like this one!"
Michael Cox: "The earliest model I ever remeber owning. Until i got the internet I thought I would never be able to rebuild it because I had lost the instructions. Thank you brickshelf."
: "a very strange looking robot, but I love the vehicles"
Steve Douglass: "seriously compact when you realise this has more pieces than the 6970"
Javier Flores: "95% COMPLETE w/ instructions"
Shaun Griffith: "bit top heavy, lots of fun moving parts though"
Wolf Read: "Three astronauts, three detachable vehicles and one alien-looking command center: Playability. Beautiful! And, indeed, lots of great parts."
Jeff Block: "Kind of a useless set compared to the real command bases, but an interesting, different design nonetheless"
Bobby Tyning: "my girlfriend bought this off ebay for a valentine's gift for me."
Fort Knox: "Classic space set! seemed about 4 feet tall when i was a kid."
Todd Hunter: "The red shields reminded me of the stoppers on Scrabble."