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I'm waiting an original 1/48 Club-M VF-1!!!

I just received mine this week, and I'm very happy with it. It seems like this book has been very successful too, isn't? What valkyrie should be the next in these book series? VF-0? VF-25? Sorry if you talk about this before, but I didn't find it...

Looks great!!! I have to make one of these one day... Congratulations!!

Looks very cute. Congrats!

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Looks great!

Hi! I have been busy working in a previous Macross proyect... a red & yellow proyect I'm finishing it, so be tuned on next week!! After that, I'll following the work in a VF-0S battroid and the Gnerl. Also, for the Gnerl I'm waiting for some steel balls that I need it to improve some details in the cockpit. I should get it very soon.

Purple?

Who?

Mine: Lone Wolf, your wallpapers are amazing... could you shre ir with us please?... please!?

Wow! This is new! It looks beautiful, very original. It would be great to put it aside to mine in a future exposition!

Great! Definitively, this bird will look far better than "the other"... may be it's time to sell it...

Welcome Flak! I'm glad to see you here. I love your base, give more realism to the model kit. And the deflated wheels also give it a nice touch. Excelent work!!

Sorry, I mean Miyatake, the designer of the SDF-1, and many other Macross mecha & ships. http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=264

Even in my better days, I couldn't make something like this. Since I'm here in MW, I NEVER felt so impressed, so thrilled. Man, I'm so jelous! This is a true Masterpice. As Takatoys said, your model should be in each and every Model-kits magazine. Congratulations from the bottom of my heart, and from now, one of my dreams is to see this beauty in person... in fact, if I were Miyatake, I would fly to your house right now. PD: Thank you for posting so many pictures, but if you could post a few bigger, it should be great! PD2: Why did you post this in the Toys section? This is a model kit! (even if it was made by a toys factory)

Great details, but it deserves better pictures.

Color scheme looks great, and the finishing it's perfect.

I use the Flex Shaft attachment, it's very comfortable to use due its size and weight.

To remove it, I use cut-off wheels for Dremel. If you don't have it, use a saw. Never cut with pliers, because you could break the piece. After cut, you can sand faster with Dremel. To cut and sand resin produces too much dust, so you should use a mask. Also, when you cut the wheel could breake it and hit your face or an eye, so you should use protective glasses. Pieces already cutted and sanded. These parts doesn't see it once assembled, so the look don't matter. Before: After: Here appear some bubbles, we can fix it with epoxy putty. The great thing about epoxy putty is that it don't low while it dries, so if you cover the bubble, that's it, you don't need apply once again. In fact, you can cut the putty excess with a exacto knife just after applied, so once dried you don't need to sand too much. That's it for now. Next time, fine sanding and... boiling water!!

Hello Guys. Finally, it's time to start my first-english-version step by step. I hope you enjoy it and remember, my english IS NOT PERFECT, so if I'm not explaining very well, PLEASE let me know, or fix me (please fix me!). This time I'll make the Gnerl, Hobby Model's version. It seems like the box designer put in the box the sculptor name, but I don't know the veracity of this information. Anyway, this is the box: The kit doesn't have decals, so I'll must to make it in its moment. Our first task will be remove the resin excess, identified by red circles:

Amazing! I'm in shock! But please post more pics with correct transformation in attack mode.

Trully awesome, it's wonderful.

Great! Good luck in this proyect!

Great news, I'll be waiting more advances... good luck!!

I just received a mail from HLJ, telling me that my pre order is "ready to ship"