Big s
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I kinda think that if they were trying to capture the magic of 85, they should’ve done a more traditional animation style, maybe something looking like a Don Bluth style or something
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Not really excited about a movie with a child molester as a main character
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I guess that some of the actors are still around. Howie still does podcasts, not sure if he still can do the voice
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I think it looks great I love these newer Dunbine kits. The actual Hg Dunbine is really an awesome kit and just a fun quick build. Even simpler than the Sirbine. Just don’t get the old hg one confused with it, because they’re like night and day. I’m really hoping for even more in the series. So far the have the Sirbine, Dunbine in several colors and Virunvee and I really want more. Too bad they’re all web exclusive, because they’re some of the best Bandai models
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It has a few sizes, I’m sure one would fit, may need a bit of sanding or maybe a bit of tightening though and that can be fairly easy
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Just in case you’re questioning if the wave 1/100 kits will look good on a shelf with your hasegawa 1/72 kits, here’s some proof from the showit even works or the Valkyries of both scales
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Hopefully everything with your card gets resolved and hoping the ones responsible get caught. I’m sure you’ll get everything refunded by the bank though
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Maybe try some aftermarket parts from wave Or Kotobukiya. They have ball joints and such that may work
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Especially standing at the door like that
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Seems like they went really safe on that one.
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The arm packs end in more of a flat shape at the end where the two missiles are on the movie version and tapered on the tv version
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It’s gotten to the point where they already have a tap pay scams becoming common as well. It’s getting to the point where cash is becoming a safer option, as long as you don’t just get old school mugged. Gas stations and bank ATMs have even had people place thin fake devices over the actual ones to swipe or tap cards that look legit. The scams are advancing and evolving just as fast and elaborately as ways to get around them.
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Pilot and arm packs aside, it does look pretty cool
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I knew it was something really stupid like that. Guess he did a Segway from high to low ground
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I always had a really rough time watching those movies. The cg was really really bad. It kinda feel like maybe I should try again one day, but they’re just so hard to look at. Hopefully the new one won’t be so bad
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It will be G+2-1.5
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I really hope you both can pull through this tough time. That really is a bad batch of news. Take care and stay strong
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For a long time I thought he was named after a country or island. It took a while for me to realize it was just Mini Godzilla
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Ok, see you
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That’s basically how the tariff thing works, they don’t eat the cost, we do. Basically the new collectors tax. But with these KC orders, they seem to just be stuck in limbo where they aren’t answering if or when things will ship to the U.S. and that’s an extra frustration on top of everything.
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Looks pretty cool overall. The dust isn’t too noticeable in the pictures. I used to pull the dust and lightly buff the paint and it would often blend in. When it didn’t, I’d run a dirt wash and it would just look like a scrape or something
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Too many injuries and deaths. We watched a security guard break his ankle on one of those. He hit a little bump that pushed him forward. He lost his footing and so his body was pushed up it made the thing accelerate over his foot and the weight crunched his ankle. Can’t remember if it was the inventor or the owner of the company that died on one. to be fair, the thing really wasn’t practical for what they originally marketed it for. It was expensive and wide and surprisingly heavy making portability tough and e-bikes and scooters came out with cheaper lighter thinner options
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She was in a lot of big movies and such when I was growing up. We lost quite a few legendary names this year and hopefully they’re all having an amazing party in the afterlife