Dante74

So the promo pics are all done and up on the site meaning the toy is done and ready for production right? Would someone mind telling me why we gottta wait 'till SEPTEMBER for these to be released?!?!

Anyone else notice the engrish during the concert scene on the bottom left of the screen?

I believe yamato are commited to doing every VF release as a perfect transformation toy so I'm sure this 1/60 YF-21 is too. If not, I'll eat Eugimon's Omega Pants® Not what's in his Omega Pants,... just the pants.

I'm hoping it'll be shipped together with the YF-21 now.

I'm confused, is this the YF-21 thread or the 1/60 VF-1 thread?

it is.

Well, I tried what you suggested and still got the "not enough RAM" error. With my company planning to get the 32-bit Vista instead of the 64-bit version, it looks like I'm screwed.

Ooh, crowded thread. 'scuse me coming' through. This is great, went to bed last night thinking I'd miss the party completely, but here it is waiting for me when I wake up ready to go. Downloading now and I'll be seeding for the rest of the day untill I fire up the old Xbox tonight.

I'll try that first thing tomorrow morning, thanks!

Hope this is the appropriate thread. How to launch a Space Shuttle.

I found this on a microsoft site. Vista Version Limit in 32-bit Windows Limit in 64-bit Windows Windows Vista Ultimate 4 GB(32-bit), 128 GB (64-bit) Windows Vista Enterprise 4 GB(32-bit), 128 GB (64-bit) Windows Vista Business 4 GB(32-bit), 128 GB (64-bit) Windows Vista Home Premium 4 GB(32-bit), 16 GB (64-bit) Windows Vista Home Basic 4 GB(32-bit), 8 GB (64-bit) Windows Vista Starter 4 GB(32-bit), Not applicable (64-bit) XP Version Limit in 32-bit Windows Limit in 64-bit Windows Windows XP 4 GB (32-bit), 128 GB (64-bit) Windows XP Starter Edition 512 MB (32-bit), Not applicable (64-bit) I checked Photoshop and it looks like Windows only allocates about 1700 MB to the program.

I've got a bit of a perfomance problem...with my pc that is. At work, I have an HP xw8400 workstation with the following specs; Intel Xeon 5160 @3,00 GHz (quad core of course) 3,00 GB RAM 350 Gb 15,000 RPM SCSI harddisk NVidia GeForce 8800 GTX video card Windows XP professional Here's my problem; While using Adobe Photoshop CS3 (working on a 2,50 m x 1,10 m 200 dpi file with lots of smart objects and lots of layers) I regularly get a warning stating that my PC doesn't have enough RAM to complete a certain filter. I've tried tweaking the memory usage of Photoshop and increasing the page file size but nothing really works. How much RAM can XP handle? I vaguely remember reading that XP won't know what to do with more than 3,00 GB of RAM. How much RAM can vista 32 and 64 handle? Would installing Vista (32 or 64) and plugging some more RAMs in there help or should the 3,00 GB I have be enough? thanks in advance!

Voted Reactive Armor. Mostly wishfull thinking though.

I guess there'll be a long line of people waiting to play with EXO's Thunder Hammer.

EXO, You should try to get this in the Japanese hobby mags.

That gold visor is so friggin' cool!!!!!!111

I just shat myself and I'm at the office...

Well, I'm sorry but you're wrong. First of all, Yamato is considered to be a small to medium player on the hi-end toy market. Bandai is the toy giant. Second, a mold can not be modified to create a new toy. Creating a mold is a very very expensive process so you don't just modify it to make a slightly different toy, because you wouldnt be able to use it anymore for the original toy you created it for. Third, the two-seater VF's can't all be created from one mold. The VF-1D and Elint Seeker, for example, are two completely different VF's, sure, they're both two-seaters, but that's about the only feature they share. The only "official" confirmation we've had regarding 1/48 two seaters is from Graham stating Yamato won't produce any.

Mine too, actually, three letters in my name are in the word "Macross".

Limited edition two-seaters wouldn't make any sense for Yamato. Making a limited edition repaint is much easier for them, they just do another production run with the old molds and put some extra paint (weathering) on it. Making 1/48 two-seaters would require them to make completely new molds which is very costly, meaning they would need to sell large numbers and/or multiple releases to get some sort of return on their investment.

Wicked Ace started a topic a couple of weeks ago...

So you know people who know people... Can I have your autograph?... And maybe some underwear you don't use anymore?

...And it'll be revealed at the Con this year?

Hey me too!

I hope that the armor can be removed completely so I won't have to buy two of the grey VF-25's.