Keiichi77

I didn't plan on buying any of the Delta Valkyries and if I did it would probably only be one or two in plane mode. I would much rather have more VF-1As in plane mode. Here is a picture of what I have assembled so far. None of the canopies are installed yet and the Gerwalk is missing most of its detail parts. I am going to decal the fuel trucks with the decals provided in the Gerwalk set. The first plane took me about 3 hours to make, each one after that was less then 2 hours. The plane has way more parts then the other two modes. Sorry for the crappy pictures, recently moved and I still never found my good camera.

I haven't build a Gerwalk yet, maybe latter tonight if the kids go bed early but I would suspect they are equally as poseable as the Battroid. For Battroid mode The head moves up and down, left and right. The legs move at the hip forwards and back and out from the body to the sides. They also bend at the knees. The feet have some sideways movement. The arms swivel at the wrists, bend and swivel at the elbow, swivel at the shoulders and move up at the shoulders as well. I find it very easy to pose and because the joints are stiff it will hold the pose. Hope this helps.

I built 2 fighters and 1 Batteloid today. The printing is amazing, the pieces fit very well together, about 90% of these kits snap together very tight, glue is not required but I glued most of the pieces together (except for parts that you swap to make Gerwalk mode). I ordered 3 VF-1A fighters, 1 VF-1J fighter, 1 VF-1S fighter, 2 VF-1A Batteloids and 1 VF-1J Batteloid. I model N scale Japanese trains (1/150 scale) and didn't want to do Godzilla like most other Japanese train modelers....what says Japanese train layout more then Mecha all over it If I had more money I would have picked up more VF-1A fighters for an airfield scene on the layout but I am lucky the wife didn't shoot me for the 7 Valkyrie I ordered.