Ignacio Ocamica

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

Just checked my VT-1 and it has smooth pins My stand alone Hikaru VF-1J has no cracked shoulders so far.

Same method, but I also use paper tissue around the tweezers to avoid scratching the heatshield

Over Drive shipped mine!!!! Can't wait to get it

Same here!! But I'd like a right shoulder too for my Hikaru 1A just in case It would be better to get both shoulders for the defective valks.

Yes, you are right it costs $2300

From their Webmall policies: "OverDrive Web Mall currently serves 90 countries worldwide, however, we do not accept orders from free e-mail addresses. There could be cases where order acceptance may have to be confirmed at descretion of company management." If you had an account based on a free mail service I think they should honor it. I created a new account from the moment I read this new policy. They migrated my order to the new account.

The same happened to me, I had to create a new account and let them know (info@over-drive-inc.com) I had an open order. Today I couldn't log in, it's possible they're migrating all the DB? When I noticed my account was gone (they no longer accept free email accounts) I created a new one and contacted them (worked faster for me)

You have to create a new account

Thanks for the pics!!!! Can't wait to receive mine

The clips are for attaching the fold booster

T-Rex stated on their site that these items will only be sold at Wonderfest From their site: "Notice: Please note we will not reply to any inquiries regarding these WonderFest limited items. Also due to the one day licensing system that enables these item to be produced they can only be sold exclusively at Wonderfest. We hope for your understanding regarding these matters." Only 20 from each set, so it will be impossible to get them

Right on mate!!! I totally forgot about it

Yeah, I know but they do CAD designs and some prototypes for Yamato. I hope Yamato might later consider mass producing some of these limited items. The company that makes the prototypes (T-Rex) for them went ahead and made the Zentran TV soldier. Will Yamato loose the opportunity to cash in some $$?? I believe there's a reasonable market for articulated "in scale 1/60 figures" out there. This figure, although not that detailed as Yamato's lastest offerings, has nice proportions and is great for displaying with the 1/60

Bummer I hope they're testing the market with these exclusives. When will Yamato realize they can mass produce these

Although it's another VF-1, it's looking good, and I'll display it with Yamato's in scale König Monster

Your VF-1D looks awesome all weathered up!!!

That's not a good sign, hope the cracking ends there!!