nightmareB4macross

Out of 50 points on the scale of funny...I'll give you 35.

Dude, I don't even want to think of what you had in mind when you made this statement. You perv!!!

It's just like what Hasegawa has done in the past with the "Virgin Road" Valkyrie. Instead of giving us the anime correct VF-1A two-seater they gave us a custom VF-1D Max. I really like the new paint schemes. Makes me want to buy more toys for customizing.

Now that this has been established and everyone has agreed. Why not lock this thread and be done with it. Hopefully, we'll see a Ryan in the future.

Nice proportions on this VF-25. I am really surprised to see all the detail in the feet given it's size. I really do hope they decide to make the full line of VF-25s and the VF-27 and not just one version. My wallet is eager to contribute to this purchase. Even if it does turn out to be a partial parts-former. Thanks for the scan, Graham.

Let's see how this would look if Ryan (@ 4000+ posts) were to comment on this within a 2 minute time frame, or less: Post 1 Hmmm... Post 2 I like your idea. Post 3 Post 4 No. Wait. Post 5 Do I? Post 6 Post 7 More responsibility and the ability to use more smileys? Post 8 Post 9 Post 10 I love you Viceland and Eugimon's Pants!! Post 11 ***Don't get me wrong, Ryan is a nice guy, but I really don't need to see this type of commenting all over the threads. There is reason behind the madness of the mods.

That little egg figure reminds me of an old Sega game hero OPA-OPA. Is that what this is?

The head on this V2 1/60 is really what bothers me the most, along with the extra long and scrawny legs. Does anyone know if the the V2 1/60 is in true scale or is the V1 1/60 in true scale. In fighter mode they are almost the same length, but in battroid mode the V2 1/60 towers over its predecessor.

There is actually a variety of two blacks and three greys that I have counted on the Stealth. Could be lighting playing tricks on me but that's what I observed. Go to your local paint shop and look around at various colors that would match with existing stealth colors. Don't forget to take samples.

If you're planning on casting a part, use a silicone mold. Try encasing metal inside your re-casted part to make it stronger. JB Weld epoxy putty is pretty strong but it really is more for repairing/patching parts and/or creating new parts to be machined, not really for pouring into small molds. Of the two versions you've selected: The slow curing type is the way to go since you're developing your skills to create parts. The quick cure (only 5 minutes to set) is for quick forming or really rough parts that you will be honing after the alloted amount to set the epoxy has passed. Remember to use gloves when working with this stuff. ***How about showing us a pic of what you wish to recast?