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  1. I've always dreamed of having an electric motorcycle that looks exactly like that model... except with the mini-missile launchers on the front, of course. ๐Ÿ˜‰
  2. Actually, it's "Kieth," not "Keith." He was one of those rare comic book writers who could also draw incredibly well.
  3. That's supposed to look like this, isn't it? I mean, I can see some similar design cues, but... it's not nearly as good as their Logan, even. ๐Ÿคจ
  4. Good news, gentlemen. I've been in contact with Jose in Argentina, and he's agreed to make some upgrades and corrections for this release. There was a missing shock absorber that's now been added, and the seat back is now properly curved. I'll also be adding a fuel cap. ๐Ÿ˜‡
  5. X-Transbots' Monolith ("youth" version). I've had him for ages, just never got around to photographing him.
  6. You're a prince among men, Mike. I've retroactively decided to buy both Legacy Animated Optimus (through eBay, since it would cost me nearly twice as much to buy one in Japan) and the original DK-54 (through Ali Express, since it would cost me nearly twice as much to buy one in Japan). I don't know why I'm so tempted now, since I had no interest in either two years ago... ๐Ÿค”
  7. Thanks, guys. Whatever Hasbro called it, it seems TakaraTomy didn't give it a Japanese release... ...which is ironic, given the original Wingblade Optimus Prime never got a Hasbro release.
  8. It certainly won't be 1:72, then... at least, according to all the official stats. If it actually fits his 4-inch Khyron figure, it'll have to be much larger than Hasegawa's 1:72 Glaug... and almost twice as large as Bandai's 1:72 Glaug. ๐Ÿคจ
  9. Well, you need a well-articulated figure to ride a hovercycle properly... LEDs mounted in the engines would look much more anime-accurate: That could be accomplished, with an electromagnetic base... ๐Ÿค” Now there's a practical solution that wouldn't increase the price. ๐Ÿ˜…
  10. Okay, since there seems to be some serious interest here: HR-32 Flash Clapper (as modeled by JOSEBLACKSOUL on Cults 3D) 3D-printed in light grey photopolymer resin, at 12K resolution (0.05mm layer height), and scale-adjusted to Kitz Concept's Dana Sterling figure (approximately 1:10 scale). I won't know the exact price until I've got a prototype finalized, but it'll cost significantly less than the Dana figure itself. I'll have a sample printed and photographed by the end of the month.
  11. 8cm wide, 14cm long. Almost exactly the size of a 1:72 Legioss, actually.
  12. If I separate the fuselage, I could print one large enough to fit a 3.75" figure. ๐Ÿค” At about 1:22, this would roughly scale with the MEGO figures, the upcoming Factory Entertainment BSG Viper, and the vast majority of my Star Wars vehicles... ...oh, and my Max Factory gerwalk, too. ๐Ÿ˜ For starters, though, we're just accurizing the vintage 1:35 Monogram kit.
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