Devil 505
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Basara and Minmay.
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...or this one. http://fav.me/d4c9rx8
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I have no regrets. Source: http://fav.me/d4c23n8
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They say it can penetrate the armor of a Russian T-72 and can be used for anti-shipping, depending on the warhead. Also, I forgot to add anti-radiation as one of the guided rocket projects.
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The CRV7 70mm rocket can penetrate the armor of a T-72 tank. There are also various real-life programs to turn 70mm rockets into micro-missiles by adding seeker heads (IR, electro-optical, and/or laser guidance).
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Cardinal Steve, Cardinal Kevin, and Cardinal Memo.
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If this was the Spanish Inquisition (in before Monty Python), you'd be considered a Marrano, in that you would be persecuted by both sides for liking the other.
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I agree. This is my mind right now.
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I'm not sure if this was posted yet.
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It could be worse, as in Robotech's explanation of "Protoculture."
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I managed to get a 60% discount for my 1/60 SV-51γ Nora.
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I thought the Ace Combat Idolm@ster planes were bizarre, but this takes the cake.
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VF-25 Kfir II. I figure if the VF-22 was named after a German plane, then the Israelis deserve one, too.
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I would like to know what references you used in making the model, considering that Miku was never shown on screen.
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Probably the same reason why someone would do a ten-minute "Mou Ikkai" loop. What makes things worse it that .
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If it was the one on Vine Street (U.S. Highway 192), then I have some bad news. They closed it down.
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Kissimmee, Florida. Just a short drive from Walt Disney World.
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The Ultimate Macross Variable Fighter!
Devil 505 replied to VF-7000 THUNDERHAWK's topic in Movies and TV Series
Even though it's not on the list, I choose the SV-51. It's basically a cross between a Flanker (basic design) and a Lightning II (stealth and lift fan), two of my favorite planes. It's a shame there was never a space variant. -
I'm not sure if that would be considered too obsessive, but to each their own, I guess.