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@borgified Yep. Looks like @no3Ljm has reposted them. I still am keeping most of my Valkyrie photos on my Flickr page, for now.

@no3Ljm I don't mind. Please feel free to repost. 👍

@MacrossJunkie I feel the same way. In the past year, there haven't been any releases that I was interested in, and most of the releases were worldwide. I plan to be online for the PO madness night just to take advantage of the favorable Yen rate. However, like you, if I am not able to secure POs, I won't be stressed about it.

I am up for a PO madness night, but I haven't been in one for a while too.

It's all good, you are working with what you have and doing a good job, you put a lot of creativity into the shots. Keep it up! 👍

Haha, I see what you did there @spacemanoeuvres. Well done Han.

@MKT high-speed run through the Death Star trench. Great job! @Mog I like how you have them displayed. @MKT another great shot of cruising through the trench.

Thank you @treatment. Thank you @MKT.

Great shot and amazing work on the weathering as always @Lolicon.

Great shots @MKT, the last shot gives the impression that the ghost is much larger than it is. I was thinking the same thing. @lechuck I have the initial release and WWM release, the WWM release does have some changes. The blue paint on the WWM is darker, and the joints appear to be a bit tighter but then again my initial release the joints may have loosened over time. On the WWM release, I did notice that the knee/leg extension doesn't have a tight "lock" when extending and the arm cannons seem to align properly forward in fighter mode.

I set the wings to high-speed mode for this shot, accentuating the YF-19's silhouette.

@Mommar agreed the timing was bad for the 1/60 scale, but was great for the HM-R line. It would have been interesting if they had gotten the 1/60 OWL- ONE funded. I had several conversations with FEXT about their plans for the HM-R and 1/60-scale Valkyries. I am not at liberty to say, but they had some really cool things in the works.

Sadly, they were not able to get the numbers they wanted for PO for the 1/60th OWL One armor. FEXT had reached out to me and asked me to photograph the 2 sample units they had. I agreed and shipped them to me from Hong Kong to the US via FedEx. The 2 samples were not the final but they looked amazing. Although the 1/60 OWL-One armor never entered production, I was honored to be asked to photograph the two samples.

Nice series of shots, also your workbench is clean and very well organized.