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  1. Very nice work on the graphics and the kit. That's a design that works well with the racing theme. I just wish you had used the other 1/72 kit as the base model, the lines are even more beautiful IMO. You should make a picure together with your VF-2SS.
  2. ^ exactly! On the other hand, it fits well with the generic action-figure design of the suit.
  3. I always thought "Cloverfield" was the proper Godzilla update.
  4. D-Style Rex! Expect this to happen in a few months from Kotobukiya.
  5. You could make one of the unmanned target drones with the old kits...
  6. OT - how South Korea took out Annapolis: http://www.military.com/video/forces/navy/gangnam-style-usna-spirit-spot/1845842268001/
  7. It would work a lot better the other way round: If he looked very much like a machine but moved & behaved like a human.
  8. Now that's a nice boxart
  9. Revoltech Ardjet is coming: I wonder what Kotobukiya's next move will be.
  10. Here are my posts about the two books in this thread #832212 and #939978 Book one is still available at Amazon In retrospect, I liked how the last OVA episode brought some kind of closure to the story, not sure how much of it is in the third book.
  11. Yukikaze is not dead! Platz releases a 1/144 kit of the Hammerhead/Flip Knight: http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10200575 I hope it includes the laser and the generators, as the CG illustration does not show them.
  12. It started already a month ago: http://gundamguy.blo...-parody-by.html Oh and MG Nu 2.0:
  13. The FM Falcon is one of the greatest kits in SF modeling history, and you really did it justice. Congratulations!
  14. If not, the solution lies in painting the thing black.
  15. It would have been too cool to go the anti-"futuristic comic superhero" way (not that I ever expected that). (Watch Tempbot for a similar approach) But why has every piece of SF hardware have to look so generic these days? The last design that really impressed me was the Nu Galactica.
  16. Funkytown!
  17. Hmm, what plane was that?
  18. With Shaw being infertile, the squid might as well be a sole product of Holloway's infected body that just needed a womb to grow. Did anybody notice if the frescos in the ampule room change into something specific when the humans enter, or are they just decaying?
  19. If you need a bioweapon to eradicate humanity, a stable Ebola/Marburg virus would surely be more cost effective... On the other hand, maybe the goo has the potential to turn every form of life on a planet into a destroyer of it's own kind. Within the movie, the concept seemed underdeveloped, when the effect of the goo only led to generic rubber-mask zombies. The Trilobite birth direction was better, but the scene was not handled too well in terms of pacing, when in the following sequence with Weyland awakening the movie lost momentum again. Too many potentially epic moments wasted is my main beef with the movie.
  20. Remember that one good sequence from the first Appleseed movie?
  21. Vector Cannon Jehuty is on sale at HLJ.
  22. Maybe we go to the cinema for different reasons. When I watch a Guy Ritchie film or even the latest Bond, it's not really important which absurd contrivance they're selling as a story this time, but the magic lies in the in-movie universe, the style, the interaction of the cool dudes in a world of mindless violence. There, Tank Girl & Flux had the potential, colorful universes and vivid characters, a goldmine for talented screen writers and directors. The Flux movie even had the looks and a plot that would have worked in the hands of the right people. Well, both franchises ended up with untalented directors, under inspired actors and just the right studio interference to finish them off for good. In Martin's own words: Considering the recent devolution, a remake is inevitable anyway.
  23. Superb Work! Makes me want to get one of the old 1/144s and mod the hell out of it.
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