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A 1960's Marx Colonel Hap Hazard battery operated robot in excellent working condition. The Colonel is sporting new replacement oxygen tanks, a new antenna ring and insulator and a replacement antenna from an unknown source. Hap walks with correct arm movement and spinning, flashing antenna. Haps arms can be positioned as desired. This toy has been thoroughly cleaned and restored to top condition by my professional restoration business, with the exception of minor paint chips, scratches and blemishes. Black boots have minor touch ups as well as other black features on the toy.
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Vintage Marx Colonel Hap Hazard Astronaut Robot battery operated toy in very nice replica box. Hap Hazard operates on two 'C' cell batteries inserted into his back behind his oxygen bottles. He has a movable clear visor and spinning flashing replacement antenna. The arms swing as he walks. Colonel Hap Hazard is on the move and looking for his friend, the Marx Moon Creature! There is a spinning antenna on top which is pretty big by the way that houses 2 lights, in green and in red. Colonel Hap Hazard was built for Marx (Louis Marx and Co.) in Japan but it's unknown who the original manufacturer was for this astronaut. His upgraded version is called the Marx Hi-Bouncer Moon Scout.
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Marx Hi Bouncer Moon Scout astronaut - a very rare robot man indeed! Hi-Bouncer was so named because of the 'Hi-Bounce' superball style rubber balls that he shoots from his chest. This toy works wonderfully but is not 100% original. The toy has my replica working/lighted antenna, 5 correct size rubber balls and a replacement remote control, all in a beautiful replica box. The two button remote functions are robot walking and robot shooting. 5 rubber balls are loaded into a small compartment in the back of Hi Bouncers head.
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