i think i see the maid robot from The Jetsons there :3

very cool drawn

I see R2D2...
I've very bad memory for these things.

Well let's see... I recognize:

Rosie and Mac from The Jetsons
Gort from The Day the Earth Stood Still
Futura (I think) from Metropolis)
Robie? from Forbidden Planet
Robot from Lost in Space
One of those things from Silent Running
some juke boxes...
a drone from the first Star Wars movie
...and a couple more probably also from SW
...but oddly not 3CPO or R2D2

You might have added the Scutters from Red Dwarf, something from the CGI film Robots, Jenny the Teenage Robot, Astroboy, a foot or something from The Iron Giant, the early Robin Williams robot from The Bi-Centennial Man, or the robots from I Robot. I guess Mr. Data wouldn't work since he doesn't look obviously mechnical. And though Dick Cheney obviously has the heart of an unfeeling machine, he otherwise looks human.

Huey,Dewey n Louie (silent running robots)

I remember now that you mention their names.

R2D2 is between the mechs legs i think !! ',..,'

Didn't see that, but I think you're right, it is R2D2.

I was going to suggest Daleks and Cybermen to be added, but I guess technically they're cyborgs, not robots.

You forgot the robot bounty hunter IG-88 next to the imperal scout drone. And yes, its Robbie the robot from Lost in Space. You win 1 million coll points for naming almost every robot displayed in this picture! XD

I figured that bounty hunter was a SW robot, but didn't remember which one. There's about a million and they tend to get replaced completely in the next movie. I always thought Lucas tended to innumerable but shallow background detail, and preferred ST's less diverse but deeper back stories.

i see nomad from star trek upper right

We <3 the Warhammer. My favorite Inner Sphere Battlemech.

Whoa, that would be the ultimate non-porn related wet dream for me... How much for the mech? <.<

Damn, really nice work on the Warhammer... wonder how well you could draw the Maurader... :)

is that IG88 from starwars on the right at the bottom i see !! ',..,'

I used to have a plastic toy of that exact mech!

The only thing better than this would be finding an Autobot out on the lot outside.

They spotted every robot but NOT THE BIG ONE !!! I know what it is, i got the snoded miniature of that one, is the "Tomahawk" or Macross "detroyer unit" :3:3:3. Despite the size and they call it "destroyer unit" at all the firepower isn't so greater neighter to the VF-1D trainer Veritech, the only advantage is that carryes more ammunitions (i got Macross game for PS2 and this one appears too, they use it as ground combat unit, and mostly for defensive purpouses) :P. Do you have Macross Drenaught (that one with 4 artillery guns on the back) too :3:3:3 ?

I can't tell any of those giant robo cartoons apart and stopped watching around 1985 I think....

Well cartoon or whatever TV show ^^

Yep, the design for the battleoid there from Robotech: Macross was licensed for a while in North America as the Warhammer in FASA's Battletech board game. The Marauder that Gilded is asking about originally appeared as the Zentradi Commander's Battlepod in the original Robotech.

Did any one see Sam, Rosie's boyfriend...

I think the robot in front of Rosie is her robo-boyfriend. He has the file cabinet body and the office chair rollers, to be sure. :)

And Bugs Bunny had to deal with the robot on the top right shelf, next to Nomad, in a '50's cartoon who's name escapes me...

--Drake

I guess that could be Nomad, the one from the original series episode of the same name. (Obviously it's not V'ger from the movie."

The robot next to Nomad -- you think that's from a Bugs Bunny cartoon? That would be pretty hard to check. I don't recongize it myself. And what's that at its feet? Some sort of little tiny robot? Or a robot hat?

It's a lawn sprinkler. Hence the rusty look of the "Looney Tunes" robot.

http://www.chaoskids.com/ROBOTS/RABBIT/rabbit.html :)

I think he's named Mac, not Sam, and yeah I saw him.

Give me an Armored Core any day

Yeah. Believe it or not, there's a couple plastic, injection molded model kits out there based on the Armored Core series. Right now they're just a bit too expensive for me to buy.

Go to HLJ.com , there prices are the best you`ll find .

http://www.hlj.com/scripts/hljlist.cgi

I goofed the link

http://www.hlj.com/hljlist2/?MacroType=InjKit&searchpage=top_page&Dis=-2&from=detail&Word=armored%20core

The big one in the foreground has had 2 lives, one of which was ended short because Harmony Gold refused to renew a license:
1) Destroid from the Robotech/Macross universe.
2) Warhammer 'mech from Battletech.

I recognise Rosie from "The Jetsons", I think the one just in front of her is the vending machine from "Wallace and Gromit" (their trip to the moon), and the robot from "Lost in Space" is just above.

No, its Rosie's boyfriend, called either Sam or Mac, depending whether I'm right or "centaurdg".

But the robot from W&G's A Grand Day Out would have been... grand!

I see a Dreadnought from Warhammer...I think...

and when IG-88 is on the job...you're proper fooped

Supurb details! Kicking the feet - Klank!

very cool as alwase hun

Nice Tomahawk (sp?) (macross)

excellent, love all the little cameos in the background

jajajajajjaaj! cool! =3 i will rent you the imperial spy probe XDDD

I'd buy a used Robotech battlemech any day.

I'm such a geek - I could identify all the robots around the shelves - then had to laugh when I scrolled down and saw everyone else has already identified them - so I'm not going to repeat the list. I was even expecting - and not disappointed - to see one of the Silent Running robots on the shelf. (though you're missing K-9)

Great work! Great laugh!

Another pair of robots it would have been nice to see -- both Marvins, from the original series Hitchhiker's Guide and from the Disney movie.

Very cool.

Ha ha, excellent, I recognize 9 of them !! ^^

Woo, Warhammer, or Destroid if you're a Robotech fan.

WHM-6R Warhammer
2 x PPC
2 x Med. Laser
2 x Small Laser
2 Machine Gun
1 x SRM-6

1 x Metric assload of shit-kicking goodness.

I'm not supposed to do this for just anybody, but if you pick it up today, I'll throw in a half dozen Protoculture cells.

Do you take ComStar script?

Mm.. yum, Warhammer.. are those MG's on the head a recent mod perhaps?

Its one of the more recognized mechs. Wonder how he managed to hall the 80 ton beast onto the floor ^^

Ooooh.. Warhammer! Cribbed from Robotech by Battletech..

Yeahp, that baby's a solid performer with a proven pedigree, how much?

I'll double what Eviscerator is offering.

The Excaliber MkVI is one bad ass unit. 31 tons of Zentraedi ass mutilating glory.
Sproting the Twin barrel, M-89 in the head with two short range lasers, two 32mm auto cannons, two 180mm grenade launcers and a pair of flame throwers in the lower torso. Not to mention the MRM's on the right shoulder and the chest mounted missile pods and the pods on the legs.

Though the main draw is those Partical Beam Cannons for arms. Those are sexy.

Do you know anything about "The MONSTER?"

The M.A.C. II, Affectionatly known as the "Monster", sports four 40cm Automatic Cannons on it's back with either a tri-laser canon on each arm or two three tue missile launchers in their place. It weighs 186.3 tons empty with a combat weight of 285.5 tons with the missile arms. It stands at 73 foot tall and has a width of 31 feet. It's overall length is 43 feet.

Anything else?

Back when I found this image through the Chakat's Den, I just fell in love with it, I can't believe I found it on here though, this's made my night.

...I'd like to know where my little Tomahawk Destriod figurine went, it'd look great alongside my Armored Core and Gundam models, but back to your picture, I like the inclusion of IG-88, alongside Robby the Robot and the robot from Lost in Space...whom I think doesn't actually have a name, just Robot...kinda like John Wayne and 'dog'.

Is that a regular War Hammer or A Black Widow's War Hammer.

It's just a plain old Tomahawk MK IV from Macross. I got my first Enti model kit from my Brother when he was stationed in Japan around 1979-1980. I've been hooked ever since.

Kinda a mess with the two series over lapping.

Actually Robotech in the U.S. Release was composed of three series. First Macross, then Legioss, and finally Southern Cross. It wouldn't surprise me one bit if the producer had a thing for Anime with a double S in the title.