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To the two people, whomever you are that voted: - Go watch Macross Plus again, then go study the YF-19 lineart in detail and then compare the Yamato toy to both the anime and the lineart. If you still think the Yamato toy looks nice, may I respectfully suggest getting your eyesight tested To Ido, who created the poll and added this choice: - Please note that there is no such thing as a 'VF-19C'. Basara's Valkyrie is called either VF-19 Custom, VF-19 Kai or VF-19 Fire Valkyrie. The only other officially recognized variants of the 19 are: YF-19, VF-19A, VF-19F, VF-19S & VF-19P. Graham
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The Official Yamato VB-6 Monster Thread
Graham replied to Montarvillois's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
I'd hardly call a 53 page thread plus numerous other shorter threads 'getting no love' Yamato has released exactly one version of the VB-6 so there is only so much we can talk about, where as they released multiple 1/60, 1/72 & 1/48 VF toys, giving us much more to discuss. Plus fighters are always more popular than Destroids/big chunky shuttle craft. Graham -
Who knows? Hopefully we will eventually get a Macross Zero book. Graham
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Robotech used in a Public Service Announcement
Graham replied to Noriko Takaya's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
That may be the most outragous thing ever said in the history of MW. Do the mods know about this!?! This guy must be French or something... (no disrespect to the French intended ) And we wonder why so much of the world hates us... You mean the French or the Americans? Graham -
Hmmm.....I hope it is on the way, but there is always a possibility that they are just pages from the Macross Zero book that was already cancelled. Graham What book is this? See this thread. http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...=0entry260101 Graham
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Don't want to drag this too off topic from Galactica to SW, but are you sure of that? To the best of my knowledge all X-Wings have 4 engines of the same length and it's only the Action Fleet toy that has the lower two engines significantly shorter than the upper pair. AFAIK, both the Fine Molds X-Wing model kit & the Code 3 X-Wing collectable, which are the most realistic interpretations to date have 4 same length engines. Graham
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You mean this one? No, it was from the year 2000 Macross calendar. Graham
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You mean like collecting real women then? Graham
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As long as he keeps on paying the monthly hosting bills . Graham
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Speak for yourself. 2 years is hardly 'close', IMO! Heh. OK on the wrong side of 35 then Graham
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I first bought the Palladium Robotech RPG back in 1988 or 89. I thought the rules system was ok for running a character based game, but absolutely sucked when it came to simulate Macross style mecha combat. Graham
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The kit is increadibly easy to build as it is snap together, although a little glue here and there never hurts. However, it won't look really good unless you paint it IMO. Graham
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Robotech used in a Public Service Announcement
Graham replied to Noriko Takaya's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Back on track guys, too political and this gets locked. Graham -
Aircraft VS super thread!
Graham replied to Shin Densetsu Kai 7.0's topic in Hall Of The Super Topics
I've also got that el-cheapo YF-23 toy, as well as the YF-22 in the same series. They're actually pretty good for the cost, although I found the landing gear to be a pain to install and very fragile. Snapped mine when putting them together, so I ended up building them without the gear, which looks much better IMO as I hate it when the manufacturers make toy fighters with unrealistic semi-recessed landing gear. Graham -
Thanks, looking forward to seeing the pics. Seems like the Joyride Viper is pretty expensive. Most sites I've seen sell it for $24.99, where as the Cylon Raider is 10 bucks cheaper at $14.99. Does the Viper's landing gear fold into the plane or is it removeable? From the pics I've seen it looks like it has to be removed. I'm not a huge fan of the Action Fleet X-Wings, mainly as the bottom engines are shorter that the top engines. Graham
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Robotech used in a Public Service Announcement
Graham replied to Noriko Takaya's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
That does it, I'm siding with the Anti-UN forces. Now where's my SV-51? Graham -
Heh, like many of us, myself included, Shawn is closer to 40 now than he is to 30. If any kids come waving glow sticks in my face, they get them shoved where the sun don't shine. Grumpy, middle aged and proud of it! Graham
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I do think that 1/48 would be a bit too large for an 'ultimate detail' YF-19 toy, where as 1/72 scale is a little too small to get the necessary level of detail. Personally, I think either 1/55 or 1/65 scale would be a good compromise. I'd still definitely be up for a low-cost toy version of the LS YF-19 in 1/100 scale though. Graham
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The are the same only in that they are both variable YF-19 garage kits. Actually, if you study them carefully, it's easy to see that there are a huge number of differences between the older IHP kit and the newer LS version. Despite being sculpted by the same person, they are completely different kits. After looking at the photos of both the parts and the completed kits, I seriously doubt that there is a single shared component between them. Graham
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¥4000 is the retail price. ¥4200 is including the Japanese sales tax. If you are ordering from overseas this extra ¥200 sales tax should not apply. Graham
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I've owned several of these kits over the past 10 years, but don't currently have a completed one on hand, although I still have 3 unbuilt in boxes. It's not a bad kit, but really needs painting to look the best. If you don't paint it and just use the foil stickers, it looks awful IMO. Yes, parts removal is required for transformation. To transform from Battroid mode to Fighter mode, you will need to remove the following peices: - Hands. Groin/lower torso piece. Head. You will then need to add the fighter mode head cover. It's quite a sturdy kit, with the only real fragile areas being the little tabs that are supposed to lock the wings into the legs in Fighter mode. Graham
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I've always disagreed with the idea that M7 was aimed at kids. If anything, I think the opposite is true and it was made with a more mature audience in mind. No, I'm not going to write a dozen paragraphs defending this view, it's just my gut feeling. That and the fact that a certain level of maturity is helpful in accepting some of the more outlandish concepts and visual designs in M7. Graham
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Here's the link: - http://www.studio-tenjin.com/ Graham
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Still wondering if anybody here has the Colonial Viper & Cylon Raider toys from the original series made by Joyride Studios. Thinking of buying them and want to know if they are worth getting? Graham
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Got these teeny die-cast suckers for now just because they looked cool: Where are those from? Graham