jenius

So what you're telling me is I should include the Bandai re-release. I'm trying to keep these all similar, if not exact, in scale. So as it goes right now it would be: Takatoku > Joons > Bandai > Yamato (1/60) > Toynami > Yamato (1/48) Does it sound like I'm missing anything? I realize the Joons are knock-offs but I think it's a pretty solid inclusion and wouldn't want to include any of the other various knock-offs. Thanks for the input, that was very helpful information. I don't suppose you have a Bandai re-release Millia you want to practically give away?

I also just got my first 1/48th, mine is Focker VF-1S (as seems to be the most prevalent one on the market at the moment). It's a first edition. Are these more valuable from a collector's standpoint or does it not seem to matter? What's the most I should be willing to spend on Fastpacks? I saw a few old websites that have long since soldout used to sell them for $50-$55. Also, albeit completely unrelated, I'm doing an evolution of the valk (kinda like from monkey to man) with the toys and was wondering if anyone could tell me if there are differences between the Takatoku 1/55s and the Bandai re-releases?

I swear, i have the exact same YF-21FP as Prometheum. One screw cover is missing and the hips are loose.

Sorry, I'm a newbie so if this is in the wrong place I apologize. Anyway, I just got my first 1/35th Gakken and I have a problem with it's right foot. Has anyone out there ever taken these Alpha's legs apart or is it a seriously bad idea? Anyone ever modify a Gakken Alpha? Really, I just want to know how I can get this right foot that is stuck pointing downward to release so that I can stand him without him looking like he's standing on his tippy toe.