Learn about:
SF3D 1982-1986
MaK 1998-Present
Mercenary Forces
Strahl Forces (SDR)
Unknown/Unaffiliated
Blech Mann
Robot Battle V
I. H. Y. S. Club

All designs listed alphabetically:
Achilles B
AFS Archelon
AFS MkI
AFS MkII
AFS MkII Type E
AFS Trident
Augenstern
B-4500
Bananaboat
Bull Hound
Calliope
Camel
Camelboat
Cerberus
Centaur
Chaika
Dollhouse
Dollhouse AA
Dora
Eggeater
Elefanten
F-Boot
Falcon & Rat
Falke
Falke II
Ferkel
Fireball
Fireball SG
Firefly
Fledermaus
Fliege
Friedrich
Fuchs
Gans
Gans (Land Gans)
Gladiator
Gladiator MkII
Goblin
Grasshopper
Green Buffalo
Greif
Großerhund
Gucker
Gustav
Gustav G-4
Heinrich
Hornisse
Hornisse PK43
Hummel
Hyper AFS
Intersepter
Jerry
Käfer
Kanguruh
Kauz
Ketzer
KH-503
Königs-Kröte
Konrad
KrachenVogel
Kröte
Kröte Ausf PaK
Küster
Launcelot
Lunadiver Stingray
MaK Girl (Raptor)
Makel
Melusine
MK 41
MK 41 Space Type
MK 42
MK 44
MK 44 Space Type
MK 52 G
Moby Dick
Morgenstern
Neptune
Neuspinne
Neuspotter Anton
Neuspotter Bruno
Neuwasser
New Fireball
Nutrocker
Nutrocker II
One of Pluto
Oskar
Polar Bear
PK240
PKA Ausf HO
PKA Ausf G-6/U4
PKA Space Prototype
Proto-Powered Suit
Prowler
PzKfz 182
Raccoon
Raptor
Ravin
Reynard
SAFS MkI
SAFS MkI A-5/N
SAFS MkI A-5/R2
SAFS MkI A-9
SAFS MkI A-9/N
SAFS MkII
SAFS MkII Trident
SAFS MkIII
SAFS MkIII A-8/R-7
SAFS MkIII A-8/R-8
SAFS Prototype
Salamander
Salvage Freighter
Sand Stalker Sdh222 F
Sand Stalker Sdh232 M
Schallgewehrtraktor
Schenkel
Scout Flier
Sea Pig
Seduce
Skinhead
Snake Eye
Sph69 Hovertruck
Sph69-P Troop Carrier
Sphinx
Sternail
Sturm Käfer
Super Jerry
Super Prowler
Tornado
Undine
Unidentified
Walrus
Wespe
Y-15
Zerstover (Lunar Rover)

©2005 Kow Yokoyama

Maschinen Krieger 1998 - Present

Ten years after the demise of SF3D, Ichimura-san began to realize that in his travels abroad, he often saw the kits represented at hobby events. Simultaneously, Yokoyama-san was receiving a stream of SF3D fan letters from abroad, and magazines were featuring the kits. When he connected to the Internet for the first time, Yokoyama-san was amazed to discover SF3D fan sites in Japan, USA, and Australia.

  Coincidentally, Nitto was trying to resurrect itself, and asked Yokoyama-san to reissue the kits. He agreed, but Hobby Japan refused. A court decided that Yokoyama-san held the intellectual rights to the designs, but the name "SF3D" was registered to the magazine. Some faithful fans abroad were contacted, and a new name was coined - Maschinen Krieger ZVB3000, which was a term used previously in the series, with the "ZVB3000" added. This name is usually contracted and appears as "Ma.K." (It is also a nod to the Macintosh Computer, which the Ma.K. designers use).

  By the late 1990s, Maschinen Krieger, or "Ma.K." was back. Nearly all of the kits saw re-release, and the Internet helped greatly with the series' exposure. Fans outside of Japan relied on Hobby Link Japan and Sentai to get the kits again, and eBay was always a source for the originals. Model Graphix continues to support Ma.K. by showcasing new designs and reports on upcoming kits and figurines.