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Aircraft Super Thread Mk.VII
David Hingtgen replied to David Hingtgen's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Oh no, not an 'accident' nor 'explosion'---that never happens with Space X. The official term is "rapid, unplanned disassembly". In other news, No comment needed nor necessary: -
"Bandai ultraviolet white". Most common in Gundams, but a good DX example is a renewal Alto.Far better than being pink.
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Macross Δ (Delta) - Mission 23 - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
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Macross Δ (Delta) - Mission 23 - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
Something to see? Flightsuit Makina would be nice----we've seen Reina (ep 1) and Freyja, but they fall flat compared to Grace and Klan. -
Macross Δ (Delta) - Mission 23 - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
I could swear there was a battroid in Ep 1... -
Macross Δ (Delta) - Mission 23 - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
Waiting for subs before viewing/clicking----but any notable mecha action in this ep? -
Macross Δ (Delta) News Thread - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
Re: last sentence of spoiler. That was my thought. Would lend a lot of credence to certain "Lady M" theories. -
Macross Δ (Delta) Mecha/Technology Thread - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
If someone wants an example of 2 planes using the EXACT same engine: The PW4056 can be swapped directly between 767's and the 747-400. I know United does it. I would assume the same is true for the PW4060. The only difference is the hydraulic pump hook-up lines--there are 2 sets mounted on the engine---you use one location for the 747, and the other location for the 767. You just swap the plate covering the hole to whichever one isn't being used. And while we're on the subject---while "trim" is used for military planes, and generally refers to minor changes/tweaks, a permanent large change is a "de-rating". V2528 vs V2525 for example. It's only a software/warranty difference. A V2525 is 3000lbs less thrust, permanently, than the V2528. (or, at least, it's permanent until you pay IAE some money, get it re-rated to 28K, and alter the warranty terms) I have never known of an "up-rating", the highest-end version is always the "standard", with all other variants being de-rated. -
Macross Δ (Delta) - Mission 22 - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
Same reason lightsabers turn off when the wielder dies. "Drama". -
Yes I did. It turned out well, asides from the intakes/gear doors. I ordered the Streak Eagle, and it just arrived yesterday. And I can already tell (as I expected) that its intakes fit much better. Flanker/Tomcat intakes and gear doors just never fit together well. They're almost identical. F-15 ones usually do.
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And superglue works way better. Normal modeling cement just doesn't have much effect. The only place REALLY needed are for missiles/pylons and fins/antennas.
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All that, and the eye is still just a pink sticker?
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M7 Milia is best Milia. (She flies even more valks than Max does-----1/11/17/22)
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A 1/20 Mirage would be pretty small!
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So will it be at N-Y, or where?
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Macross Δ (Delta) - Mission 22 - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
'cuz now he has Freya *AND* Mirage, not just Freya. (at least, that's what I thought they were blatantly implying) -
Macross Δ (Delta) - Mission 22 - READ 1st POST
David Hingtgen replied to azrael's topic in Movies and TV Series
I wanna know how Mirage's ears fit into little round human-spec earmuffs. -
Can the canopy be raised/bulged more, or will it affect transformation/clearance? As it is, it looks a bit flat/recessed, like a VF-171's.
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Aircraft Super Thread Mk.VII
David Hingtgen replied to David Hingtgen's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Yup, there's a JASSM there, right next to the JSOW. Took pics of both (they're at arm's-length when on the 2nd floor) Nothing in the Harpoon/SLAM family in the museum---but this was the AIR FORCE armament museum, and those are mainly Navy missiles. (I was looking/hoping for Mk83/GBU-16's, then realized why they weren't there either...) -
So was Transient Glacier's colors changed, or is this another version compared to the previously-seen white+purple Glacier version? (Because I really, really want the black version and hope it isn't a custom)
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Bought!
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I'm on vacation so I can't make screen caps. But here's the Takara-Tomy -31A: The landing gear is not submerged/surrounded by the gear door. The DX and 1/72 is basically "door, with a wheel molded on it". The door and gear are basically one element. The 1/144 (and show) have them as very distinct, separate elements----like just about every fighter jet and valk ever.
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Aircraft Super Thread Mk.VII
David Hingtgen replied to David Hingtgen's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Looked through my pics----I have no pics specifically of it, but the best view of it makes me think my first guess was right: It looks to me like a HOBO with extra wings on top. -
Aircraft Super Thread Mk.VII
David Hingtgen replied to David Hingtgen's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I think he means the smaller one on top of the wall, not the -86 hanging from the ceiling. -
No, Bandai's doing a half-assed implementation of what they were given. Look at the actual show, and Takara's implementation. The same design can be done much better. Sure, it's never going to look great, but it can certainly be "decent". It's just much easier to do it how Bandai has done in both the kit and DX.
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