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  1. Graham
    Very nice. I agree, it's always nice to see non-canon paint schemes. Graham
  2. Graham
    I'm not familiar with the manga, only the anime. Is the Gigantic Dark supposed to by an upgrade of Guyver III or what? Graham
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    Alex, can you remember if the 3 missiles in the forearm armor were blue? Graham
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    If this was the good old days, I'd have a sample in hand already and a review up by now.....grumble, grumble, grumble. Graham
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    Grab your camera, take some pics and post them please. Graham
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    Agent ONE, I do hope you realise that if you get the co-admin position, you may need to do updates related to Macross 7 merchandise Graham
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    Yes, because Shawn, Myersjesse and myself have very little free time to update the site these days. Graham
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    Agent One & Mechamaniac. If you are both serious about this, please PM me your email addresses and cell phone numbers. I will then call Shawn on his cell phone to discuss the matter with him, letting him know you are both interested in the co-admin position. I'll pass your email and cell phone info to him, so he can contact you directly (if he chooses) to discuss the matter with you both. Graham
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    It's not a P9, it's a VP-70 Graham.
  10. Graham
    If you seriously want to be a co-admin Agent One, you will need to get in touch with Shawn by either email or phone and discuss it with him directly. The same applies to anybody else interested in the position. This is not something that Jesse or myself have the authority to approve. I presume you have at least some basic familiarity with Dreamweaver or Front Page (or other similar software) so that you can actually update the main site? Also, Shawn has requested that people interested in the co-admmin position have knowledge of the following: - "MW runs on redhat 9, has uses php,mysql, and apache. Experience needed (not expert, but at least some familiarity-google smart + common sense would be fine)" Lastly, you actually need to have the free time and the willingness to help maintain the site and work on semi-regular updates. Graham
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    And anothing thing about the new movie. No Jan Hammer = Not Miami Vice! Graham
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    1/48 Vf-1d Completed!

    Graham replied to Kurt's topic in Toys

    Fantastic work as usual Kurt, but it's just crying out for custom TV Hikaru and Minmay figures in the cockpit. I'll get this up in the MW custom toy gallery, as soon as I re-install Dreamweaver on my PC (probably be after Xmas now though). BTW, can't wait to see your custom paint schemes on the 1/48 GBP and 1/60 VF-0S when they are released. Graham
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    Apparently, the Miami Vice Bren Ten was hard chromed, not stainless. Info again from the Bren-Ten.com website. All-Stainless Bren? There are a number of interesting facts about the Bren Ten used on Miami Vice. First off, the gun used by the character Sonny Crockett appears to be an all-stainless steel gun. None of the production guns made by Dornaus & Dixon were all-stainless. Because of gauling problems between stainless steel slides and frames Dornaus & Dixon opted to go with a stainless frame and a carbon steel slide, and on ALL the full-sized guns these slides are blued, without exception. The Special Forces Light, however, has a slide that is hard chromed rather than blued. This is the finish that is also on the Miami Vice Bren. From what I understand, Sonny Crockett's pistol received this treatment to make it more visible during night filming. (This is the same reason it was decided to repaint his Ferrari Testarossa white which was originally black like the Ferrari Daytona Spyder 365 GTS/4 that was used in the first few seasons.) Graham
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    I've long had an interest in the Bren Ten. For those that care, the exact reasons that the manufacturer went out of business are covered on the Bren-Ten.com website. I've copied the relevant text below: - The Demise of Dornaus & Dixon And The Bren Ten While it is fact that Dornaus & Dixon Enterprises, Inc. filed bankruptcy and closed its doors in 1986, the reasons for this have long been unclear and misunderstood. One popular belief, often refered to in the gun magazines of the time, was that the unavailability of magazines was the primary reason. While problems with the mags were another "nail in the coffin" so to speak, they were not the main issue. Simply put, the company lacked sufficient funding to continue operation. Dornaus & Dixon started taking advance orders (along with payments for these orders) at least as early as 1982. This created huge pressures to deliver and because of this guns were shipped prior to any kind of endurance testing. If this testing had been done beforehand all the various problems which surfaced subsequently could have been addressed during the development stage, before any guns ever got into the hands of consumers. But instead what happened was that Dornaus & Dixon were forced to scramble in order to fix problems with guns that had already been paid for while still trying to fill long paid for orders. Of these problems the first generation mags were just one of the more publicized issues. Basically the company was trying to ship guns to buyers who's money had long since been spent while at the same time trying to fix guns (and magazines) that had already been shipped and were now being returned for warranty work. This equates to labor and product going out and no money coming in. So, with bankruptcy papers filed, the company of Dornaus & Dixon Enterprises, Inc. shut down operation and the Bren Ten semiautomatic pistol became yet another piece of firearm history. Graham
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    LOL......so Tike was a necrophiliac then. Graham
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    So what percentage of the film is new footage then? Graham
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    The Bren Ten 10mm, while being a nice weapon, was by all accounts not terribly reliable with blank ammo, which was why the switch to the uber-reliable S&W 645 in seasons 3 & 4. Graham
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    I actually have 4200+ posts on this forum, plus 2,800+ posts on the old MW forum, which gives me a combined total of over 7,000 posts. Ain't too many members can say they post that much. And where's the fun in posting if I can't offend people every now and then? Graham
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    'Tis true. You don't want to be standing behind him. Graham
  20. Graham
    Looks black in the trailer. Graham
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    Anybody know what pistol Farrel's Crocket is going to be carrying? I've tried searching online for pics and info, but so far have drawn a blank. I doubt it will still be TV Crocket's S&W 4506 from season 5, as they are ourt of production, but it better be something big and stainless and carried in a horizontal shoulder rig. My suggestions would be either a .45 SIG P220 stainless or a .45 S&W 945 5", which would carry on the tradition nicely as TV Crocket used S&W .45 autos for 4 out of 5 seasons. The 945 is not a typical cop gun either, so would be good for undercover work. One of the new stainless S&W 1911s would also do, although I'm not a huge fan of 1911 type pistols. Graham
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    Same here. Mann should either call the movie something else, or still call it Miami Vice, but do not call the main characters 'Crocket & Tubbs'. Create all new characters instead and perhaps as a nice shoutout to the original, have a scene mentioning that Crocket and Tubbs were these two cops that worked Vice back in the '80s. IMO, classic '80s rap is still mostly listenable to, unlike what they pass off as music these days (heh, sounds like I'm turning into my old man). Graham
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    Yes, to pastels and Phil Collins. Who is Jay Z? I'm guessing he's a rap singer? Never heard of him myself. Rap is not my cup of tea and thankfully, it's not popular in this part of the world and rarely plays on the radio or TV here. Graham
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    Pitt/Smith would have been a disaster. I like Pitt alot, but he is NOT Crockett. Will Smith's problem is that he plays Will Smith in every movie. As far as I am concerned, I have no interest in seeing anything else he does at this point. 352403[/snapback] Definitely would have prefered Pitt to Farrel as Crocket, but Will Smith is a definite no no for Tubbs. Problem is that Crocket and Tubbs are such iconic characters and Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas so nailed the parts, it's very difficult to imagine any of today's current crop of actors fillling their shoes. Graham
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    Ah, didn't notice that the link to Hedge Knight was for a graphic novel version. Well spotted WDC. In that case I won't buy it I think. The art book does look nice though. Graham
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