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These decals are pretty cool. I have a VF-1A/J/S build on hold that I might make in a low-viz paint scheme.

Still working on this, had to put it on hold due to life. Currently attempting to paint the pilot. (Freakin' small!) Also handling some of the seams. Since the plane will be a dark gray, was trying to put the color on the pilot.

Thanks, as stated this will be my first Macross build in something like 30 years. Last one was the R.O.B.O.T.S one that transformed. Once I get the seams fixed, I will be airbrushing the model. As it stands, I might gold tint the canopy and do this one in a gray camo style.

This whole build is awesome! Great work!

Going to get to color myself lucky, this kit has no nose wheel location at all, even though the instructions say so. So no need to provide surgery. Guess because the kit can be built as a fighter or a gerwalk.

I am partial to using the S version head. Unless it will fit my Hasegawa kit which is a J, then I might us the J version and then use the S version for that. The one thing I've noticed is that there are parts to make it as Gerwalk version. So hopefully, there are parts t make it with wheels up.

Morning everyone. Still working on this build, just do not have a lot of time to build. Everything except for the cockpit and forward section has been build. As it stands, looks like I will have to paint in sections when it comes time to paint. Trying to decide on which version to build since the kit came with heads to make either a A/J/ or an S model VF-1.

This is shaping up to be an interesting build. Since I had to find the instructions online, it has been challenge to build. Escpecially since I am going to paint this in a different type of paint scheme. Thinking of doing this one in a Have Glass V paint scheme. Go colorful on my Hasegawa VF-1 or VF-11

Well, I've been meaning to build a Macross model, so here I go. Haven't build something from the macros Universe in something like 30 years. This particular model didn't come with instructions and what I was able to print off is all in Japanese, so I am going slow as I try to figure out how the build should come along. Enjoy everyone.

It helps a lot everyone, thank you.

The version I have is for the 15th Anniversary, so I assume it is the old 80's/90's version. Thanks for the help. Worse comes to worse, I can do the base color in a Have Glass scheme

Morning everyone. I am planning to start building Bandai's 1/72 VF-1J Max Type. unfortunately my kit didn't come with the instructions so I am looking for the color call outs? I could guesstimate but I figured someone on this site would have suggestion or best place to get the colors layout to use. Thank you.

This would be my first one, not new to building models though. I have a Hasegawa VF-1A and a VF-11B in special markings.

Afternoon everyone, I was searching online for any builds of this particular model, plus the right place to post this question. I have this as a possible next build and I was wondering what everyone's thoughts were on it.

Unknown if this dead horse has been beaten to the ground, but I assume the site is now down and their will be no new products?

This is looking pretty good.

Thank you for the information. Will definitely look into those sources.

Very late to the game, but I went and ordered the VF-11B Nothung 2 from Macross Plus. I was wondering if there are any alternate decal options available for purchase? I am thinking of building an in-flight diorama with either 2 VF-1A's or a Vf-1A and a VF-1S flying in formation and I wanted to give them all a low viz type paint scheme. Any help in navigating through all of the available options would be greatly appreciated. Thank you...

For me, I am working up the nerve to tackle mine. I have plans to show the one I have and to aqcuire several more as if they are in-flight, displaying low viz markings.