I collected all of the Real Robot magazines back in 1999 ( issue 1 to 96 ) . Despite its age, it is still in unused condition. How did it become like that?... it's because I literally never used it, and I never even placed a battery in it. I completed the magazine series, still have the VHS tapes and programming CDs, completed Cybot and all its alteration with all its circuitry, completed the remote control, got the soccer horns and soccer goals ×2 plus the soccer ball and lastly got the final Real Robot model TOM ( Tracking Orbital Model ) also with soccer horns. Why I never used it is also now a mystery to me, but regardless, it's in excellent condition. Recently, I made a TH-cam video about Cybot and TOM and all the other things in between. It's my second video on TH-cam, so you might find lacking in information, but you'll find it still fascinating
![Real Robots Issue 1 [VHS]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vR3DGMOdvxU/mqdefault.jpg)
![Real Robots Issue 1 [VHS]](/img/tr.png)
I collected all of the Real Robot magazines back in 1999 ( issue 1 to 96 ) . Despite its age, it is still in unused condition. How did it become like that?... it's because I literally never used it, and I never even placed a battery in it. I completed the magazine series, still have the VHS tapes and programming CDs, completed Cybot and all its alteration with all its circuitry, completed the remote control, got the soccer horns and soccer goals ×2 plus the soccer ball and lastly got the final Real Robot model TOM ( Tracking Orbital Model ) also with soccer horns. Why I never used it is also now a mystery to me, but regardless, it's in excellent condition. Recently, I made a TH-cam video about Cybot and TOM and all the other things in between. It's my second video on TH-cam, so you might find lacking in information, but you'll find it still fascinating
A true throwback awwww