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Macross 2 Valks


Oberatixx

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hi, i'm new to the forum and i haven't read anything about yamato releasing any macross 2 valks. i think the valks in there plus enemy mechs, macross cannon, and destroids look absolutely awesome. i was wondering if yamato had any plans on releasing them because i would buy a bunch.

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Presently Yamato has no plans to release Macross 2 toys and has indicated that it will probably not make any.

Macross 2 is not very popular in Japan and even though it may be more popular in the US, Yamato cannot legally make Macross toys for the US market.

Graham

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technicallty yes but by what graham said most likely no. costs a lot of money to make molds not to mention like he said its not popular and the fact that unlike bandai, yamato is a much smaller company who probably cant take that risk.

See with model kits its easier since styrene can be made a whole lot easier and faster than ABS. But trust graham..hes closer to yamato than any of us here.

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(dream mode ON)

Here's an idea for anyone who has the tools, time, and talent:

1. Take the Bandai 1/100 VF-2SS kit (a realy awesome rendition of the Valkyrie II) and scan the parts with a laser scanner into a neutral 3D format file (IGES, STEP).

2. Clean up and slightly alter the files (patent defeating detour) with a solid modeling program (Solid Works, Pro/E, Inventor, whatever).

3. Create parts to allow the wings to fold and for the mecha to be made into the unarmoured version.

4. Export the files to a prototyping machine and make the parts into whatever scale you desire (1/72, 1/60, or... :o ...1/48).

5. Post-process the prototype parts and have them cast in resin.

6. Adversise them on the For Sale section of MW. I'm sure they'd sell out in a heart beat at just about any price.

Just a thought.

(dream mode OFF)

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I likes thats ideas :p . Well I think I've got something to do with my spare time now........ that is if I ever had spare time. Just out of curiosoty, does anyone know of a toy manufacturing company that would build a prototype toy if you were to provide them with blue prints?

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