Yolopark
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Yolopark is a Hong Kong-based toy company established in 2009. The company manufactures high-end figures and model kits of popular licenses, in addition to the occasional honest-to-goodness kid's toys.
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High-end "movable statues"
Yolopark's flagship products, their self-described "movable statues" are high cost, high reward. These 62 cm tall figures are manufactured in extremely limited numbers, which we list below when available.
IIES Series figures
Short for Internal Interconnect Exoskeleton System[1], IIES figures use mechanical gearing to allow stable posing in their immense size without the limitations of ratcheting joints.
2021
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2022
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IES figures
The Internal Endoskeleton System[2] figures sit at around half the price range of the IIES lineup, while boasting a similar stature and many of the same features.
2023
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Model kits
PMK Series
The Plastic Model Kit range, also known as PLAMO, consists of highly detailed kits that stand 30 cm tall when fully built. This line is developed in cooperation with SOSKILL. The 2021 sets were reissued in 2025.
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AMK Series
The Advance Model Kit range of kits averages 20 cm in height. Coming out of the box in preassembled, prepainted chunks, this line offers more of a snap-together action figure experience than traditional model kits. The Cogless toys have tin box variants, and ordering a case of all four includes a bonus acrylic stand.
In 2024, some of the kits were distributed in Japan by Doyusha Model Co.,Ltd. There are also "Hasbro Exclusive" variants available outside of the United States and Hong Kong, some with unique decoes and accessories.
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AMK Pro Series
Boasting a greater array of accessories, painted detail, and a selection of diecast parts, AMK Pro launched with an overwhelmingly successful Kickstarter campaign for Generation 1 Megatron. Some have pre-order bonuses, such as acrylic stands.
2023
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AMK Pro X Series
With a lavish paintjob, new parts, and a dedicated display base, the introductory figure in the AMK Pro X range is an original robot mode design for Rise of the Beasts Apelinq, built off of the bones of AMK Primal. He notably does not feature diecast, unlike the figures of the regular AMK Pro lineup.
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AMK Mini Series
The AMK Mini range of model kits consists of characters (primarily from Generation 1) standing at an average of 11 cm tall. This inaugural wave was released both as individually-marked singles and as blind boxes. Two extra figures were only available blind, and we've listed them in bold for clarity, alongside their listed odds. Future waves, following wave 2, also include bonus figure(s) when purchasing a full case from the official Yolopark webstore.
In 2025, Doyusha Model Co., Ltd. will distribute the kits in Japan.
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DMK Series
Intended to scale with the PMK Series, the Dual Model Kit range consists of characters standing at 35 cm tall.
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BMK Series
The Beginner Model Kit range is at a similar price to the AMK Mini toys, but bigger and with less articulation.
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Non-articulated
Rescue Bots friction cars
For Yolopark's first Transformers outing, this line of 12 cm long flywheel motor car toys feature lights and sounds. All four cars use the same sounds.
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Merchandise
Yolopark released a set of six magnetic, metal badges based on Rise of the Beasts, with a matte finish. They would later release 3D metal puzzle statues based on Generation 1 characters, around 22 cm in height. Finally, a statue of Rise of the Beasts Optimus Prime, standing at a whopping 220 cm tall.
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3D Metal Puzzles
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Statue
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Exclusives
With an active presence in the global convention scene, Yolopark regularly offers event exclusive product, even at otherwise unofficial conventions.
IIES Series
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AMK Pro
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AMK Mini
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Notes
- In Yolopark's first public appearance at Singapore Comic Con 2019, the company displayed a series of silhouettes depicting characters from Bumblebee's opening sequence.[3] These silhouettes included Megatron, a character reportedly cut from the movie.
- The majority of the AMK lines, especially the regular line and the Minis, had parts that could be detached into unassembled pieces, except for the pinned areas.
External links
- Yolopark website
- Yolopark Facebook page
- Yolopark Twitter account
- Yolopark Instagram account
- Yolopark YouTube channel


