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Sildani

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  • Birthday 12/11/1975

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    Sildani
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    18, joined June 2003 ^_^;

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    Sol System, Earth, North American Continent, Northern Virginia Territory
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    Macross, Anime, Warhammer 40K

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  1. The VF-1 Super Parts use a polymer putty for fuel? That’s a first for me. Wonder how it gets pumped into the reaction chamber.
  2. At least the yen is weaker against the dollar now.
  3. I read somewhere a long, long time ago that the sculptor of the 1/72 Yamato toys didn’t really care about the line art, or Macross in general. It was a job, not a passion project. As for incorporating the nacelles into the leg transformation, I don’t think that would be acceptable because that wouldn’t follow the lineart at all. The only engine bits are in the intakes, for the “pre-compressor” fan, and in the nacelle bulges which house the actual engines, and those incorporate into the backpack, not the legs. If any part of them did go into the legs, you wouldn’t have a delimiter mode. Perhaps the thing to do would be to have the wings fold flat, if they can, and make modifications to the backpack hinges to allow it to fit more closely to the actual battroid body. Or modify the wing hinges so any impediment they have to fold flat will be eliminated.
  4. Yeah. Don’t. It’s the plastic, it weakens over time. I think the CF variant has a metallic sheen to the dark grey plastics, which did something very not good when it was injected-molded to be made. No other 171 has this metallic plastic, so they don’t have nearly this many problems.
  5. Yep, had my local library print them out in resin. Too big to fit initially, but some sanding brought them mostly into line. I suspect the tabs in back are too large to fit into the slots, but more sanding will do them no doubt. Many thanks Chronocidal!!
  6. Sildani

    BANDAI DX YF-19!!

    This is a solidly engineered Valkyrie. The main problems the FSP version had was a broken head laser and a vertical fin that wanted to fall off. The 19 Advance that came before I don’t recall any real faults. Go ahead and transform it. Watch Jenius’ videos about it first though.
  7. It looks so ungainly on its landing gear. The gunpods look like they touch the ground. Delimiter mode looks awesome. Very fast, very smooth. Gerwalk mode with the Super Parts looks very cool and purposeful. Might be its best look. Sigh. I’ll get one. My last pre-order of all time. Is it December 31st or January 10th? And will it still be PO hell, or more calm?
  8. Many, many thanks. My local library does resin printing, so I’ll see what the results are!
  9. My local library has a printer, I’ll get this over to them. Are both included in the file?
  10. Any luck @Chronocidal?
  11. Wow… let me just say something: not long ago I was awake at oh-dark-thirty with six browser tabs open, credit card locked and loaded, to wait for the 10-second preorder window for, say, the YF-19 Full Set Pack or the VF-31C. I’d pay then pay about $35 or so more for EMS shipping, wait six months or more for the thing to be produced, and hope to hell I didn’t get Bandai’ed because repairs were impossible and returns were so expensive it wouldn’t be worth doing. But now, if I order within 90 minutes, I can get a DX VF-31AX delivered to my house with free shipping. TODAY. ON SALE. EASILY RETURNED. Much has gone wrong in this timeline, but THIS much has gone very, very right.
  12. That’d be awesome. Many thanks.
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