SchizophrenicMC

I'll make sure to do that...

If that's the case, you kinda suck... Work on your papercrafting skills. With simpler stuff, of course. For example, Sonicscape (Jun)'s Paper Gadgets line. He's got a micro DS Lite, a bunch of Xbox 360s, Iphone, PS3, all kindsa stuff...

Ai Oboete Imasu Ka: Bless the Little Queen. I know it, and I didn't much like it. I liked this better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79PD66Gw9mg...feature=related However, it's still DYRL?, so it gets points. And it is better than the one from... Episode 13? I dunno, but there was another version in MacF... Honestly, I'd love to hear Nekki Basara's take on it.

As I said, "Screw dis war!" I've stopped caring. There's not enough in the class for some sort of stupid war over it. So, stop. We've got our opinions on what it should be named, and knowledge of what it is named. I say it's not a proper name. But whatever. And as for the we part, I am SchizophrenicMC, after all.

That would mean he's be gay... Oh, wait.

Competition FTW!

There's too much difference between 1/100 and 1/144. I can tell you that right now. It probably wouldn't work. I'd say, for the color, sea green. Nah, actually, you seen the VF-1J Stealth from Yamato? The middle shade of gray is probably right. Square or bubble, I don't care. Both would look nice. No idea for the material. Sorry.

Like I said, it's a general rule. It's not always true. For example, the attached Angel Birds pic. That's a fold line. The papercraft doesn't follow the law of Papercrafting. (If you want it, PM me. I also have the VF-1S Skull-1 and a FAST Pack on the same (Actually, there's a slight difference) scale.) So, Here's the general rule: Cut Solid lines Fold Dashed Lines Backward (I got that backwards last time) Fold Dotted Lines Forward That's illustrated in the VF-11C Papercraft, as shown in the other attached image. Folding backwards (Mountain Fold) is when you're facing the colored side and you fold the paper away along that line. Folding Forward (Valley Fold) is when you're facing the colored side and you fold the paper towards you along the line. They're named such, because a backwards fold creates a "mountain" in the paper, and vice versa. I believe your VF-11, YF-19, and VF-4 are from the same source. All 3 of the ones I have have instructions. I'm rather certain they're the only ones of their type, as well. They include instructions, you know.

I see. Well, $12.27 is the most I'd pay for it... That's why I put it. I can understand about the inside of the box thing. I call first dibs, after the cast!

How did all this come up? I thought we were discussing whether ELINT or EWACS was more appropriate. I, personally think EWACS, not ELINT is more appropriate for the object in mention. ELINT was a term made up for the VE-1, used to locate the Zentraedi before they attacked. EWACS is an actual term that describes ELINT's role, as well as the role of the RVF-25. Now, in all honesty, we can't assume they're using the triforce classification system. The RVF-25 is not a Recon Variable Fighter, but an Electronic Support variant. Now, I'm sick of defending my way of thinking. My way of thinking comes from English literality. EWACS is a more literal terminology than ELINT. "Screw dis war!" Sgt. Donny Torch, Ace Combat 6. Happy New Year, btw.

That's so crazy, it might just WORK!

I'm doubtful. I haven't seen the thing in person, but as an engineer-in-training, based on the description of the part, and the materials used, it probably won't. Then again, I dunno. Haven't done it meself, so I've no 100% answer.

J-pop, J-rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock, Rock, Techno*, old Eminem stuff, Rick Astley, Haddaway, Europe, Weird Al, Nightwish, Macross Music**. *Many, many sub-genres. **That deserves its own genre.

I've been there. I've got an uncle who lives in Rockwall. I'm from Arlington, to be particular. It's sad, up until a few months ago, I had no idea I was literally down the street from the new stadium...

I'm gonna get a few M&M 1/48 Yammies to custom.

Dave makes a point. I heard that somewhere... Probably my grandad or my father, the first of which is keeping up with the military's equipment, the latter worked at Boeing up until '02, and is keeping up with his old employer's stuff...

+128512 for Lonely Soldier Boy

HAPPY NEW YEAR! May 2009 be a good year, filled with our first war in space!

1, it's not as aesthetically pleasing 2, it's not as sight-related to the "Radar Array Look" 3, it's a different type of array 4, he already made the radome I'm not ripping on you, I'm just listing reasons I wouldn't, and why he might not have.

I'm thinking you need a little thing on the inside of the front cover. You know. Make it like an actual DVD release of a movie... Anyway, sweet work, dude. It works, and that's what matters. If it don't work for the D/l... Damn it all. Crossing my fingers... I'm thinking the price point should be... $12.27...

2-seater, simply because so few Valks have 2 crewmen. If it's to look like a VF-22, it'll be a VE-22 or RVF-22 Sturmvogel II If not, RVF-23 Feurensvogel (Firebird)

Well, well, Hikuro. I didn't know you couldn't do everything... The more complex ones are hard. I tried my hand at the 1/48 VF-4, and I agree, it's hard. My advice, build the less complex VF-1s before the VF-11, YF-19, and 1/48 VF-4. My advice: solid lines generally mean "Cut", dotted means fold back, and dashed means fold forward. This isn't always the case, but normally. Also, when applying glue, use a toothpick dipped in elmer's. It's the most effective way to do it, and it REALLY helps if you have very thin-nose tweezers to hold the bond and attach small parts. Take it from a papercrafter. My current projects: HWR-00 Monster Mk. II 12:1 version of SF Papercraft VF-1S Design a Perfect Transformation VF-1S (This one's actually coming along...) SF Papercraft VF-1S FAST Pack VF-11 YF-19 VF-4 M&M VF-1Js VC-33 Mom's Kitchen, a la Paragon

I hope there's a second Frontier series... It's been done before with other, successful anime... At least some sort of OVA? Please!

Fine. I'm a blunt guy, ok? I don't care who I offend or how. I've been banned from many a forum for that, but I'll stop. Besides, does anyone here actually know anyone who was onboard?

1/48 is win. I've heard of a lot fewer QC issues with them than the 1/60s. Given, there's more of the latter to have said issues with... If I had enough money, I'd buy the entirety of Yamato's Macross line, but only if it was all 1/48... That includes their Koenig Monster.