Ignacio Ocamica

For being a paper model it looks great!!!! Thanks for the pics.

I've just received the shipping notice from HLJ for the v2 1/60 VF-1S Focker Weathering Version. I was expecting it to be released on February

Only 20 sold at Wonderfest, it's going to be impossible to put my hands on one of them

Great pics!!! Bandai is doing Macross Frontier better justice with this release!!!!

Vi-RS posted a pic a couple pages back showing the pins I don't usually panic but looking at those ultra tiny tabs I'm gonna be extremely careful.

Me too

It really is the best Luca out there!!!!!! Brilliant work

This thread needs more pictures of the VF-1J dresed with the GBP-1S please!!!!! Can't wait to pick mine up at the post office this monday

Looks great!!!! Thanks for posting

Kudos for the people that do like it. But that thing is so hideous that it's not even playable to me, pass

My last order (1/60 VF-1J) with GBP 1S took only two days from Japan to Argentina and my local post office decided to let me wait 9 f u c k i n g days to clear it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The mailman left a notice this friday and now I have to wait until monday morning to pick it up

The current 1/48 no, if it's the 1/60 v2 sculpt upscaled to 1/48 then yes

The first release was supposed to be limited to 1.000, but a lot of places never sold out I wish there's enough market for the more obscure valks. If the VF-22's don't sell well it's not a good sign for Yamato

That is so wrong

If you're going to get only one, get the YF-21 Haven't received my M&M VF-22's yet, but QC wise, both my YF-21 and Gamlin VF-22 are top notch. If I had to chose it'd be the YF-21 hands down. If you like the color scheme of the VF-22 Max better, then you already answered your question (the VF-22 canopy will grow on you!!)

I'll do it when my local post office decides to deliver my EMS shipped order

I don't think the peeling of the reflective film from the canopies is a widespread problem. I have 10 v2 VF's and none has this issue. And yes, the canopies are completely hidden by the heatshield in battroid mode.

I still have to decide, it will be the schem of the captured P-51B out of Wunstorf in the summer of 1944. The paint scheme on this Mustang is typical for captured aircraft operated by the Luftwaffe. The paint scheme is RLM 74 green on the topside and RLM 04 Yellow on the underside and tail. Code letters on the side in white are small "T9" and large black letters "CK". There is also a large Sw....ka on the tail and the T9 CK are also on the underside of the wings. The second option is the P-51B with 2./VVB OKL out of Neuruppin in late 1944. This aircraft was used to train Hungarian FW-190 pilots on how to best use their aircraft against the Mustang. Experienced pilots were also permitted to fly the Mustang. The paint scheme on this Mustang has bare metal finish on the topside and the tail and underside was painted in RLM 04 yellow. This one also sports the Balkenkreuz (German Cross) added along with a Sw....ka on the tail. Code letters on the side in black are small "T9" and large "HK". The prop spinner is yellow and there is a red band going around the front of the nose (will adapt to the nosecone). Anti-glare pane in front of the cockpit windscreen is olive drab.

Thank you again for your time and looking into this issues!!!! I like the part of two new molds and accesories/figures. Sad about the part of no enemy mecha planned

Turned out great, the decals looked painted on from your pics!!! I'll do a WWII Luftwaffe Scheme on my VF-1S.

Former name: Liquid Stone The VF-17 is very nice, great proportions too.

Love my CF VF-0A!!! And yes, it's destined to suffer exploding shoulders. Replaced both arms with new ones from Over Drive and after a year of numerous transformations the new sholders are problem free

Not another webshop exclusive Can't say no to a 1/60 MKII Monster

This thread is worthless without pictures!!!!! Pictures please, can't wait to receive mine

Great idea!!! Replacement shoulders should be available for people that actually experience this problem on their valks