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Graham

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  1. Glad you got them to work for you. I tried them, but never felt they were safe enough. Always tipping over, never tight enough on the joints. In the end I threw them away. Graham
  2. I'm gonna be mighty pissed at the next person who posts about Megahouse ride armour, Toynami 1/100s, or Bandai HiMetals in this thread. Take it elsewhere please guys and stay on topic. Graham
  3. I doubt the newer Yamato stands will work with the VF-19 Kai. Those stands only work with something as light as a v2 1/60 VF-1 without FAST Packs, anything heavier and they topple over. And the VF-19 is a heavy toy. In my opinion those new stands are poorly designed and not suitable got 1/60 VF toys. I personally fast prefer the older launch arm stands as they as fast more stable. Graham
  4. Just comparing the VF-19Kai with the YF-19BoP , which is supposed to be one of the best of the YF-19 variants and there is just no comparison. The YF-19 is full of gaps, ill-fitting, poorly sculpted (large gullet) and does not lock together at all by comparison. Yamato really does need to go back and apply the lessons learned from the VF-19Kai to an all new YF-19(V.3). But first they should finish the VF-19S/F/P and VF-17S/D. So locking forward to the Blazer. Graham
  5. I still say in the week our so I have had this toy, it is as close to perfection of any toy I have ever handled from any manufacturer. It certainly knocks the socks off of any of Bandai's Macross efforts. Yamato have come such a long way. Graham
  6. No, they are not, but if you pull up the bicep cover, there is another joint under that, which gives you a wider range of movement. See the 2 attached photos, which show (1) the bicep cover up showing the second joint and (2) the bicep cover down. Graham
  7. Gotta say after multiple trasformations, nothing is broken on mine. 1) The Wing root joints are perfect on mine, no cracks or stress marks and hold up the wings perfectly in battroid with no sagging. 2) The Gerwalk leg joints (behind the intakes)are likewise perfect. I always transform this joint on any VF in a controlled and careful manner and have never had a problem breaking it. Photos please. 3) The crotch piece is fine on mine. Don't see how this could have a problem. 4) I have no idea what peice of the nose you guys are saying you have broken!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Photos please. Really, I still think you guys must be a bunch of 300lb ham-fisted gorillas with acid extruding fingers and not actual real people. The thing is I've actually met Renato a number of times, and yes just like 'Revenge of the Sith' Vader, he does have small hands I do however suspect that he is actually some sort of were-beast, that transformings into a hulking, toy-destroying monster whenever he gets his hands on a toy. I also find the transformation to and from battroid easy, although I would recommend following the instruction manual the first couple of times until you know it by heart. Graham
  8. Because HLJ sucks? Seriously, they are slower than slow at processing orders out if their warehouse. If you absolutely need anything in a hurry from Japan, never use HLJ! If you don't mind slow, they are ok. Graham
  9. Personally, I've always liked the Macross 7 mecha and prefer the VF-19S/F/P/Kai over the Mac Plus YF-19. Also prefer the VF-22S over the YF-21. And of course the VF-17D is my all time favourite VF. Just picked up a second VF-19 Kai. Graham
  10. Then you are not pulling hard enough. Graham
  11. Sorry, no review from me just yet. I wanted to do one, but the fates were unkind to me. First my review sample was 2 days late, meaning I'd lost the weekend set side for the review, then I was in hospital got a few days for some minor surgery, them my home internet connection dies Will do one soon though. It really is a kick-ass toy, best Yamato have ever made IMO. The engineering and QC in this toy is top notch. Best VF toy so far. By the way, the whole back piece is diecast. Graham
  12. Don't obsess on the CAD details and shape too much, still preliminary stage and could change. Graham
  13. What the heck is a "manhwa", from the original post? Graham
  14. Have wanted a decent VF-17 toy since 1995. Graham
  15. I'd also prefer an S first, but will still buy at least two of each. Graham I'd also prefer an S first, but will still buy at least two of each. Graham
  16. Eyes are painted. Graham
  17. And the topic title needs changing. Not sure why you guys think it is a D. Just saying. Graham
  18. Haha, probably I locked it by accident on my touch screen Android phone and didn't even notice........whoops! Graham
  19. Should be out of hospital today and will start on the review tomorrow. This toy really gets a 10 out of 10 from me. For those asking why the NUNS stickers, they are from the VF-19 variants from the Variable Fighter Master File book. And yes, Yamato put a lot of love into this toy. Graham
  20. Love that there is an Emerald Force VF-25. Graham
  21. 3D, Hell No! Graham
  22. Unfortunately, as the sample was late and I only received it yesterday, I'm not sure I will ne able to get a review done in time, as I'm in hospital on Thursday for a few days for some minor surgery Graham
  23. They have a black stripe on them now. Graham Wrong thread to ask in. VF-19 comments and questions only please. Graham Some unexpected diecast metal for those that like it. Graham
  24. Holy crap! Buy, buy, buy! Best toy from Yamato ever. Super tight joints, loaded with cool gimmicks, great finish, fantastic attention to detail and the coolest sticker sheet ever! This is how a 19 toy should be. And no gullet Quantum leap from Yamato again, they have really raised the bar. Oh and surprisingly small box. Graham
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