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While for the most part i strongly agree with you, but there still are a few out there that are okay. As for good-ol'-american muscle, hands down, is the toughest to beat. Look at the classic lines of many older car amkes like Pontiac (60s), Chevy (tri-fives), Ford (50s-60s), AMC (66-69), Chrysler (60s), and so on; those are true cars. I dig seeing muscle cars, and love driving them even more. Can't wait until the next Route 66 meet. It's always a blast to attend.

I've had my 72 chevelle called a mustang twice, and a nova innumerable times. "what year nova?" "2004" "Nice mustang dude" " " 365842[/snapback] I have a 1969 AMC Rambler (currently in the planning stages to become and SC car, paint scheme "A"), and many a times, a lot of people would come up and say nice Nova or nice Falcon. I just grin and say, "It's a Rambler." All of a sudden they break out with a funny story of when their parents or grandparents had a Rambler. It's pretty cool.

Wow!!! That is a really awesome job!!!

That's pretty funny.

Have you tried a self etching primer? It's usually found at most auto parts retailers.

*faints*

Love everything about the VF-0, except: 1. The skinny arms. Could be beefed up just a little. 2. The backpack. Looks odd something doesn't look quite right. 3. Chicken hands. Could be bigger. Other than that, it looks great in all modes. Thanks for the pics, Graham.

AFAIK, neither the TV Max 1A or 1J had the white stripe running lengthwise on the arm. 364849[/snapback] I think the stripe was done for sole purpose of testing different paint (Tamiya) over Fusion.

Stop planning and get to building. *Seriously, excellent build, WM.

This might help when selecting your colors or brand...Plastikote or Fusion

As in stickers that you peal off a stickersheet that have some sort of adhesive on them and you apply directly to the toy? Like Transformers stickers? 363788[/snapback] Yup.

Hi Devin, I'll take a STICKER sheet. Yes, I said stickers. As in stickers are for toys and decals are for models. Alex

Hey D, what's up? Exo, knows about these. He sent me the link a few months ago. Really cool scratchbuilds.

I might be down for a cannon or two 363496[/snapback] A cannon or two??? You cheap son-of-a..., get at least ONE full strike set!!! (plus two cannons)

It's NON-transformable.

kanata67 is one of the biggest 1/55 collectors around these forums. Let's just wait and see how long it takes for him to chime into this thread

Still waiting for my GBP to arrive. I was really looking forward to getting it this weekend.

Rob, See me avatar, sorry this is not Macross related. Thanks.

Voltron needs more accesories.

Loins, Robot, Giant Sword...It's all good, then and now!!! BTW, anyone remember the name of the hermaphrodite in the Voltron series??

You know some pain supplies are considered toys.

Proportion of the hands is an issue, but they still suit the main purpose of completing the DYRL look, and making them more aggressive. Resculpting the hands could be an option, but the price could become slightly higher due to the work involved. I will have to look into reducing the size of the mold via a shrinking agent, but if that is unsuccessful then I can only provide the recasts (not resculted) hands. I still have no price set, I am still awaiting the arrival of my GBP.

Just use regular Elmer's White Glue. The head is not supposed to be glued together on any 1A.

If you like VH try Valkyrie Dream Flight. Remember this?

I heard he died in a horrible lemur milking accident. 360134[/snapback] hey... thats chilly willy and not opus?!?!? WTF? 360159[/snapback] Dude, didn't you know? Chilly Willy IS Opus reincarnated.