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  2. Shawn
    Are those paint dings/mistakes noticeable on something so small? I know the camera can really bring out the worst sometimes
  3. electric indigo
    Somebody said cell?
  4. Today
  5. electric indigo
    15 inches of Mecha P0rn.
  6. Thom
    Like it jumped right off the cell!
  7. no3Ljm
    Mondo's THE REAL GHOSTBUSTERS announcement during C2E2 (Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo). More info to be revealed at SDCC2024.
  8. no3Ljm
    Pose+ Metal Heat Series GETTER 1 (Shin Getter Robo The Last Day of the World Ver.) September 2024 Release Y27500
  9. Chronocidal
    A little late replying, but this is part of the mess Bandai got themselves into with the VF-19 Advance and YF-19 DX releases. The Advance came with (mostly) Hasegawa fighter-mode feet. Looks fine in fighter mode, right? Yeah, well that gives you this in battroid. Then they over-corrected in the normal YF-19 release. Fugly short fighter heels that didn't even fit into the legs, but they looked fine in battroid. The Bandai DX ones have always had the issue that the feet are mis-aligned with the center of the legs though. They don't collapse far enough into the legs, and it made the toes look too big in general. On the 1/100 HG YF-19 kit, they just flat out gave up on getting the feet to look correct in fighter at all, and they don't even fold all the way because they're too tall. I still think the Arcadia option came out with the best balance, even if the toes wind up looking a little small in battroid. They probably could have fixed that if they designed the toes to extend a little once the ankles were extended. They're just all over the place, and no one really seems interested in trying to reconcile the different shapes outside of Arcadia. In Hasegawa's case it's not even really necessary, since nothing has to transform. I'm surprised they even went to the trouble of making the extras, since they look much worse than the stubby ones.
  10. sh9000
    By Michael Wine.
  11. jvmacross
    I'd buy these if they made Gerwalk and/or Battroid versions....I like the nostalgia of Macross diecast
  12. sh9000
    Ready to preorder tomorrow.
  13. sh9000
    Marvel Legends 50th Anniversary Wolverine and Lady Mandarin Psylocke.
  14. sh9000
    New promo art posters.
  15. sh9000
    Revenge.
  16. sh9000
    Final Trailer.
  17. 26662
    He’s got an impressive cock-pit.
  18. mechaninac
    If there's one thing I've learned from the multi-year (~ 4 yrs ) delay on the Dana figure is to never preorder anything directly from them. It is best to go through a e-tailer like BBTS so you can just forget about it until/if the item is released and be charged then, instead of having your money tied up "forever".
  19. mechaninac
    Dinheiro... Deus sabe que Disney precisa um monte pra compensar pellas varias bombas que vem produzindo ultimamente. A pergunta mais importante é: Porque uma pessoa com qualquer senso de gosto gastaria bom dinheiro pra ver porcaria irrelevante que é nada mais que um pega-dinheiro cínico.
  20. Darkwater
    Appreciate the memories, this helps! You'd think so, but unfortunately, no info on the sleeve or in the film itself anywhere. They just slapped the year 1984 on it. Likely the result of these smaller video distributors just getting their hands on anything they could at the time and pumping tapes as fast as possible before the company went bankrupt (which they did in droves in the 80's and 90's).
  21. Major Tom
    and the 1/12 Flash Clapper STL file HR-32 Flash Clapper Light Hovercycle 1/12 Scale (Dana Sterling hoverbike) 🎬 ・3D print design to download・Cults (cults3d.com) Let me know if it fits in with the 1/12 figures.
  22. Major Tom
    Did anyone get a copy of this one?
  23. Leo E
    Leo E joined the community
  24. Thom
    C'mon, we all dressed up at one time or another...
  25. Thom
    He ded. I'd much rather see a movie about Scar. Naaaa....
  26. Bobby
    Hopefully a fun build...
  27. Big s
    I bought mine in the early 90’s at Suncoast back when those were in every mall. They did a special order for it. That was kinda their thing. It probably says on the back of the sleeve. I think it was before 95. I know most of the video places had Clash of the Bionoids and it was a somewhat edited version. Oddly the DYRL version had the same dubious dub. I just remember that the people at Suncoast had to catalog things in a big book and write everything on paper because it was pre computer catalogs. It was also back when laserdiscs were on the shelf and before dvd. It was also a little before the internet was a thing. I had heard about it from a friend that there was a rumored vhs copy that was a bit longer and had scenes the likes of which were only legend. I knew the archivists in the dark ironically named Cave called Suncoast might be able to procure the item I sought. It took three months before a hero clad in brown had delivered it to the dark archives. I then had to convince a friend to take me to retrieve that legendary treasure since I did not have a ride. Seriously, every Suncoast store I had ever been in was dark and had dark paint, they probably got turned into Hot Topic stores when they went under. And the clerks all were extreme movie snobs, but always knew the best versions of the movie you were looking for.
  28. VF-1A Grunt
    I hope the Max / Kakizaki VF-1A fighter still arrives in June. I’d like to pick it up while I’m visiting Japan.
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