Sildani

Please let me ask, Kurisama: how difficult would it be to make hardpoints for the renewal 25s?

It might be a good idea for a knowledgeable person to post the names of the various configurations and what they're made of.

Mechs and match, people! Oh, and very nice indeed, Saburo!

Screen shot anyone?

It's a bit of confusion, honestly. Got my time zones crossed. Fixed my original post, sorry!

So pre-orders open at 2:00PM Japan time?

The pre-orders will open at 4:00PM Japan time on August 1st, correct? That means the show starts for us at 3:00 AM Eastern time. So 2:00 Central, 1:00 Mountain, and 12:00 Pacific.

I think that's right. Ozma used Super parts once, I think within Frontier itself, and Armored parts all the rest of the time.

Or the wrong shade of grey.

Yep, tomorrow. Any guesses as to price?

13. Baker's dozen!

STAND VIDEO: IMMINENT.

Nothing in this world can you trust. Not men, not women, not beasts... Bandai pre-order madness... THIS you can trust.

And if you buy a painted Valk, avoiding these issues, you have a new issue of the paint chipping during transformation. Can't win. Gotta buy a Valk that's molded in color.

Thank you indeed. I'll appreciate the chance to get one.

They'd be folded the wrong way.

See what I mean? Love.

Will buy from the Yeti because I'd like to support a MW member. Plus he'll make his stands with love, which you can always see and feel.

Thanks very much for that pioneering work.

Digging that SD Regult. What was all that UN Spacy looking stuff in plastic wrap?

Mmm... not the correct shade of blue. There might be anger and rage.

Mine. Glad I held off on getting a 1/60 VF-1 until now. If I ever get bored with it being a Valkyrie, I can always say it's a 1/60 Crusader.

That's the main reason I like Macross. Mr. Froating Head is an airplane nut and it shows in his designs. They are nicely drawn and the detail given in their "histories" is almost unbelievable. It's really cool.

Ah, trackballs. They're missed.

Um, not sure if you're joking or something, or genuinely don't know, so I'll tell you, but please don't think I'm patronizing you. The 24 was the developmental prototype of many of the new technologies used in the next generation of variable fighters, such as the ICS, use of the EX-Gear, the brand-new FF-3001 thermonuclear engines, new materials, and so on. It was designed and built by Shinsei Industries on Earth I believe, and its flight test data and blueprints sent to Macross Frontier and Galaxy, where the data was used to help develop the VF-25 and -27, respectively. Of all the designs, the 25 was thought to have the most promise, based upon its flexibility in accommodating new mission roles and armor packs as its performance. The 27 was harder to build and not as flexible, and the YF-24 remained a prototype. Hope that helps, and if I'm wrong, corrections are welcomed.