wmkjr
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Thank antibiotictab for the Wonderfest vid! THe VF-0D looks nice in the vid 0:24 mark.
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Option parts are included according to the site. via google translate (take it with a grain of salt): TV anime aired in 1982 appeared in "The Super Dimension Fortress Macross," "Armored Valkyrie". The VF-1J that bright story of hero Ichijo to boarding, it was to set the armor parts, we will release the items of hearty. The armor parts to compensate for the firepower and armor to the stylish Valkyrie (Battroid), I have been faithfully three-dimensional setting. Is compatible with the Armored Valkyrie, also comes with wrist for posing. In addition, we have reproduced in suit was "round finger" to the image that appeared in the drama. ■ Product form painted PVC ■ Material ABS, POM, zinc alloy, other Product Size ■ 1/60 scale (Battroid equipment during the height: 250 mm) ■ package form a closed box ■ package size 325 × 280 × 180 (mm) ■ accessories goods Armor parts set / gun pods / pilot figure / Armored Valkyrie no moveable round wrist / micro missile pod / 3 barreled ground missile / Valkyrie no moveable wrist / Macross stand for attachment / nose equipment for attachment / hatch partsBattroid for getting on and off / Battroid for armpit complement Parts / Battroid for passenger seat (for monodentate) / marking sticker / manual
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No display stand with this one. Unless the VF-0D's getting one too (both were on stands). Product site says what's included: http://arcadia.ac/products/detail.php?gid=212
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Mr. K doing final inspections.
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The only ones that I know of are the VMFAT-203 ravens regular blue /yellow tailfin and the low viz version in the Master File. Got this from a Japanese Blog. The modeller did his own variation using Kurisama's Conversion kit. Robodragon and Valhary have VF-0C customs too. Oh, and not wanting to state the obvious, Kurisama.
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Is the 1/60 version a before version and the 1/72 an upgrade version? The 1/72 has the nose piece and different leg packs (also, love the frontier boosters)
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Until we get a Arcadia VF-0D in hand it's hard to tell if it's similar in dimensions to allow it to fit. I only know of two VF-0C variants and 5 VF-0B versions.
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As long as there isn't too much glue I think it shouldn't be too hard to swap the nose sections if they are constructed like the Yamato VF-0's being if they are the same fit on the rear.
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http://frameout.blog67.fc2.com/blog-entry-551.html
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Yup I'm thinking that it was a rush job too as the VF-0A fighter has those wingtips but the VF-0S gerwalk and VF-0A battroid doesn't. Both CAD's don't have them but the OD one does. This announcement came just in time as one of my VF-0 arms broke. Off to Shapeways for a repair order till these get issued.
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That with Ghost and armor sets would be nice for 2016
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As we say here in Hawaii Gakken: "Hana Hou"!
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Hmm, I wonder if the fins by the intake was an error on the VF-0. The cad drawings, VF-0S Gerwalk, and the VF-0A Battroid doesn't have it. But the VF-0S Battroid and VF-0A fighter has it. Maybe they rushed to get this to display. Also, those holes are screw hole covers. The VF-0D prototype has those holes with screws at the end..
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Says year will be released/ price undecided on the VF-0S poster. Thank you treatment! Much easier to compare. Looks leaner on the new one in that pic.
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Got 4 VF-0's already and 3 VF-0D's on the way, can't wait to get more! Is it me or the VF-0S head looking more sleeker? Old Yamato pic for comparison below: Maybe it's the lighting.
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Thanks for the coverage! So lucky! Wish I was there!
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I can't wait to get the Bandai advance in hand to compare it next to the Arcadia in the flesh. These are the parts included for the kits, disregard it being the 2013 Wonderfest http://frameout.blog67.fc2.com/blog-entry-482.html. I can see for 1/60 or DX it will be more complex, especially if you had try and take it apart to replace pieces.
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I love how time flies when you trying to think of ways pose your valks. Nice labeling too!
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Those are conversion kits for the 1/72 models. I didn't add them in that thread because I figure it belonged in the model section while the other two are for the toys. Who knows, maybe summer wonderfest they might be working on a 1/60 caliburn conversion?
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Isn't that an old pic? Supreme mecha blogspot had that photo set in October.
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I just wish they offered assembly kit versions for each of the valk series.
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Hopefully it's for both. Also, he made modifications to the VF-1 assembly kit to allow the wings to pivot backwards in battroid which looks kinda neat, hip joint mod to allow more motion and some other stuff.
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In case anyone's interested: http://frameout.blog67.fc2.com/blog-entry-551.html
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Looks good!
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Thanks! This stand is turning mega! Though I'm just playing around with these pics. I'm gonna see how much I can squeeze on one stand. One valk at a time!
