Agent-GHQ
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how many pieces are in a case? if one, those fukkers from AmiAmi might as well just ship them with the case
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Last I checked, the weapon was stored/attached on the leg armor?!?!
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Double time will ya! The anticipation is killin us!!
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... and still no one is brave enough to do a video review of the MONSTER!
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More fun indeed but definitely not the wallet!
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Yes with the exception of the arm armor
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This era is by far my favorite generation of Datsun. What a classic! But I'm not not a fan of mods/tunes. And where's that time machine at.... I'll gladly pay $3,600 for a new back in 1972.
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As you can see... certain cars just brings out that hate and jealousy in others. I was anticipating this as even IRL I get a bunch of haters trying to race me. I just laugh and give them a smile. I was researching a few high performance cars between $50k-$125k. The ///M3 completely caught my attention mainly due to its first V8 naturally aspirated motor and that it was the last of the ///M3 linage. I wanted something that was unique and that I can appreciate for the long haul. Its a special car considering it has evolved nearly 30 yrs. Yes, that sound of the engine is indeed intoxicating and very addicting to drive. Again, this is just my wknd ride. I drive a Prelude SH as a daily so its night and day in comparison. Thanks spanner!
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Yup the last pic is my wknd warrior. here's more:
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You gotta pay to play as the saying goes bro. Do NOT go to the dealer for service. I suggest a reputable indy shop or connect with fellow bimmers who will help you with services. I'm still under warranty and get that maintenance free but I still do my own oil change every 6 months because BMW recommends once a year. Or cut down on buying Macross toys I haven't bought a single Macross toys since I took delivery in 2013. I'm now just getting back with the HM-R line. Gawd I don't even want to think about Bandai 1/35 line lol Look at you... a chalk full of win here. While you do got two points right. Parts quality has suffered since the 90s and there will always be a premium for having a bespoke engine produce in SMALLER numbers. But as far as the E9x generation ///M, hells no, not one bit. Its the last true ///M car that had the expensive research and development behind it not a marketing coup like the ///M4. Now point to me a car that revs 8300 RPM with an exotic sound with a 414 HP out the box from the factory!?!? This ///M3 is bad ass, not some lego made from off the shelf generic parts! It's a bespoke state of the art mechanical marvel that I suspect will go down in the history book as one of BMW's best car ever built. In fact, this S65B40 V8 engine has won motor of the year for four consecutive year (2009-2012). Now get your head out of your ass because all your words clearly shows ignorance in every BMW. The S65B40 is NOT turbocharged. It's Naturally Aspirated motor. Your words are just flatulence with no foundations whatsoever. Its not 1970s anymore and all those cars you like belongs to a junkyard museum. The E92 ///M3 is ABSOLUTELY bespoke and is largely adapted from the BMW P86 V8 that powered the BMW Sauber F1 Team. The S65B40 has double VANOS, individual throttle butterflies, 8300 RPM high reviving and low weight composite that you will not find in any other 4.0 liter V8.
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Play the ignorance but don't be a dip $hit hater now... Yeah... according to the dip $hit Hyundai and Honda are far superior for the middle class. Not saying those cars aren't reliable cars either. What car are you trying to compare this one to??!! Like the guys from Top Gear said, if you can afford one, you should immediately stop what your doing and go buy one today. Try getting a used one. I believe its in the $30k range. And let the haters hate! lol
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A lot of awesome sleek cars in here! Thought I'd share my weekend warrior here too. So, I was in the market for a high performance sport coupe and I looked no other than a BMW ///M3 E92. Always loved that luxurious and classy look with a performance in mind of the BMW ///M3. When I learned that the 4th generation ///M3 will come to an end, I immediately placed my order on May 2013 as a '13 year model. Ooooh gawd that 2 months wait seems like an eternity. Took delivery on Aug 2, 2013 and it was by far the happiest day of my life. What made this car unique is that it is t he first time an ///M3 is equipped with a naturally aspirated V8 high revving motor that revs up to 8,400 RPM. The motor is an F1 inspired motor, a bespoke motor built from scratch. Not a reuse or recycled engine. The sound is so intoxicating and it just makes the car so addicting to drive. Nimble and agile makes this car truly a performance car that can seat 4 passenger which is unheard of. Loved pretty much every aspect of this car and I suspect another years this will be another great BMW classic.
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Good gawd.... those were generically hideous! Even some of Hasbro Transformers classics line where somewhat better. I was hoping the plastic would feel and look like the Arcadia VF-4G 1/60 or Yamato/Arcadia VF-1s V2 1/60. I'm tempted to get the VF-2SS Nexx but with this plastic quality and finish I just can't justify their MSRP
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For those that have this, is the plastic the same as the Arcadia VF-4G, Yamato 1/60 ver 2 or Yamato 1/48? If not, any comparable toys out there?
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Woah..... is that a custom Alaskan Base Valk??? I hope Bandai do an HMR of that too!
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Just when you thought Yamato 1/48 was a nice size for a display piece, Bandai will refresh Macross with the 1/35 line. Starting with H Ichijo T.V. ver. Here's the link, enjoy http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=43122
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If done right, the story line could have been just as great as its predecessor. But the one thing I truly love about MII is the VF-2SS Valkyrie. It looks stunning and bad-ass! At the time, the only toy like was the Bandai 1/100 transformable kit. And now even with ET 1/60 Nexx I'm still hesitant to pick one up
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I thought 1/60 ver 2 were a perfect scale yet not as complete as the HMR 1/100 line. I'm gonna try to refrain from getting the 1/35 line
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Appreciate the info! Yeah I was comparing prices and shipping and these fukkers jacked their prices up 25k yen...... hell nooooo! Preordered from AmiAmi instead, despite limit to 1
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I never shop here before. Do they want payment upfront or pay later until item is in stock?
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Well for a non-transforming Regult, I'd anticipate some extra love in the detail dept to justify the cost.
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Missed out the Yamato run. Soooo... glad I waited and not forking out $700 secondary market. Can't wait to get this Arcadia one!
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I'd have been very happy if ET just do exactly what Bandai did with their 1/100 transformable model kit. Love the color of that kit but would have been nice in the 1/60 scale.
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Gawd damn! I've been out the loop since Yamato handed over the torch to Arcadia. And now this Bandai Hi-Metal R line is just bombarding us with a slew of characters. As much as I love the 1/60 line, these 1/100 is clearly a more complete line. That monster can not come soon enough!! Totally dig their boxes! Love that "Hi-Metal" label just like the old school boxes.
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haha TV white for shooo! You may want to research the upcoming ///M2 also while you're at it. I've been wanting an ///M3 since high school but never thought I could ever afford one considering all this plastic crack addiction with Macross toys! I've actually been selling a lot of collectibles that I no longer want just to clear up space and extra cash to fund my car and maintenance. Gonna go over the list of things that I no longer want or can live without.
