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Those V.1s just look so bad now. I'd be too embarrassed to display them alongside my V2s or 1/48. Graham
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Usually, but these completely sold out everywhere with days and I wasn't able to get a blue Sheyrl. Graham
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Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
That will be a non-transforming battroid mode figure. Graham -
I'm looking to buy a blue Sheryl if anybody is selling. PM me the price + airmail shipping cost to HK. I can pay by Paypal. Graham
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Never understood the popularity of the TV Max VF-1A, I think it is a really bland looking scheme. But don't worry, Yamato loves you, Yeah! Graham
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Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
Back on December 27 when I got both the VF-25F and VF-25S DX toys, I wrote a mini-review , actually more like a series of observations and comments, which I posted in this thread. Go back a few pages to Dec 27-29 and you should find it. Graham -
Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
Ah, I've been going over my toys trying to figure out how all the various parts of the Super Pack will attach and I was wondering how the armor would attach to the the hip guns. Now it's clear. Not the best solution, but I can live with it. Graham -
Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
Just wondering what happened to the Super Packs for Ozma? I seem to remember that they were initially advertised as going to be available at the same time as Alto's Super Pack, but since then, there has been no word on them at all. Not that I care too much, as Ozma only used Super packs in 1 or perhaps 2 episodes of the series. I'd far prefer that Bandai make the Armored pack for him. Still, it would be nice to have the Ozma Super Packs just to be a completest. Graham -
Nope, quite a lot coming soon that was not 1/48. Graham
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I had this happen once and it just glued right back on. Perhaps try using a different type of glue? The trick when transforming is not to push on the console, push on the pilot instead. Graham
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They just said they've been busy. Oh, and there is a huge amount of V2 1/60 VF-1 variations coming down the pipeline, including quite a few that were never made as 1/48. Graham
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OK, just had a long talk with Yamato. Regarding the V2 1/60 VF-1 shoulder joint, they report the material has not been changed. They do say they are paying more attention to QC and have not received any breakage reports in Japan, since the initial run of VF-1S Focker. I know this news will not please some. To be honest, the VF-1A, V-1J and VF-1S Hikaru do generally seem to be holding up well. I think the initial problem was probably due to the factory workings using too much force and/or installing the pins the wrong way round. Graham
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Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
Overdrive didn't post it on their website as it is not a regular retail item, but an exclusive from the Tamashii website. You had to email Overdrive to ask about it. Back in November and December a few of us contacted Overdrive to ask if they could help us order the packs. We posted information on the procedure and prices then. That was the time to order. Graham -
The shoulders on my V2 VF-1A Hikaru & VF-1J Hikaru are fine. Heck, even my V2 VF-1S Focker production version and preproduction test shot are both fine. The shoulder issue really surprised me when it first cropped up, as I really abused my test shot. I mean I was really rough on it and it hasn't shown a hint of any problems. Still haven't taken my VF-1S Hikaru out of the box yet, despite buying it before Christmas. Graham
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This is Macrossworld, get used to it. People will still be bitching about the shoulders 10 years from now! Graham
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My only exposure to Nadia is the god awful movie. I remember seeing it at the cinema as part of a double bill when Gundam F-91 came out. I think 99.99% of the people in the cinema had come to watch F-91. Unfortunately, they showed Nadia before F-91, so everybody had to sit through it before we got to see F-91. I remember people in the cinema were actually heckling and booing the Nadia movie. God, it was boring. Graham
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I think you hit the nail on the head. No mecha designs by Studio Nue or Artmic = fail. To be honest, I could never get into the SC mecha designs. They always came across as more silly looking and less belivable than those of Macross & Mospeada and I think that was definitely part of the problem for the shows lack of success. Graham
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What all three of them........LOL Graham
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The DX stands will not be sold seperately. AFAIK, a stand is supplied with the webshop exclusive DX Alto Super Pack. Also, the VF-25G DX and RVF-25 DX will also come with stands. The Bandai SMS version of the Action Stand is not out yet. As with the standard Action Stand, it will probably not provide sufficiant support for the heavy DX toy, as it is designed for the much lighter model kits. I'd recommend the tripod fexi stands. Graham
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Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
Not even the Destroids? They are about as perfect and flawless as it is possible to make a toy. Graham -
Loving the attention to detail on the Defender. The detailed gun muzzles, the 78mm rounds visible in the magazines, the ammo belt visible through the arm pits, the moveable main sensor, the use of transluscent plastics for the red sensors on the guns.....all these small touches really add up and make this a great toy. Graham
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Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
I saw it in the Causeway Bay Animate on Sugar Street last Friday. Also saw it in Toymania, 1/F 188 Oriental Center, Wanchai Road, although may have been selling as a set only with the Alto type. Graham -
Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
I wouldn't worry about it too much. When the Alto model kit first came out, they were super hard to find and sold at inflated prices. Now, you can find them everywhere for a reasonable price. Same thing will likely happen with the DX toy. Graham -
Official Bandai 1/60 Scale DX Toy Thread Ver.3
Graham replied to Graham's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
There is supposed to be more of the toys arriving by sea in hong Kong next week, so hopefully, the prices will go down. Luckily, I got a good preorder price for my second pair from the sea shipment. Graham -
As I just posted in the DX VF-25 thread, Animate which has branches in Mong Kok and Causeway Bay still have both the VF-25S and VF-25F and are selling them for HK$1,480 each, which is about US$190 each! Apart from Animate, Toymania in the Wanchai Oriental 188 center still has both DX toys, but he was selling them as a set only and the price was also very high. Yesterday, I also saw a few peices in stock in Richmond Center in Mong Kok, but I didn't check the price. New stock is supposed to be arriving by sea next week, so the price might drop then. Graham