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1 VF-1 2NV

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  1. People who somehow wander into the den don't say much when they see my collection. All I see are wide open eyes and a dropped jaw or opened mouth .
  2. Check the home page, click enter and under TOYS. It should be on the left in the middle. Click it, then click customs, and "wala", there it is.
  3. Damn man, I don't think I have the balls to do that. Good for you. Now try it with a s head.
  4. It really works. This is the best paint remover for the 1/48's. I'll be posting pics as paint is removed. Hopefully, all paint will be removed and there will be no cracking of the plastic. After soaking for 20 minutes:
  5. I think a member was looking for a 1j head.
  6. Patience. He is probably swamped with orders. I too am awaiting a response from him.
  7. Got mine today. The vf-1j stealth is literally "tight". Had to exert some force to transform it. As for the vf-0s, my only complaints are the very loose knee joints and elbow joints. Everything else is fine, no missing parts like the tail fin spikes and pitot tube. Thanks D .
  8. Ha, Ha, yes too good to be true. Graham 411235[/snapback] And there you have it folks . Wait at least a year everyone .
  9. A 1/48 huh ? Lets see some pics . BTW, does it remove the paint completely to where the area that had the paint matches the color of the rest of the valk? I tried a different paint remover someone here suggested, but it didn't remove the paint completely.
  10. Anythning is possible. Come on yamato where are my 2 seaters.
  11. the real question is, CAN YOU WAIT THAT LONG? 410211[/snapback] I can....really I can .
  12. Looks like this thread may surpass the 1/60 VF-0 thread in terms of posts and views .
  13. Question is do we buy into the first production knowing yamato's track record of loose joints, loose parts, and the like or wait for the 2nd productiom when yamato corrects these things :roll: ?
  14. Yep, the front landing gear/groin/hip-joint area of the YF-19 is a major pain to design, without involving either parts removal, too short front landing gear or lots of ugly external lumps and bumps which spoil the lines of the fighter mode. Another problem area is the interface between the upper arms and shoulders and the back of the legs in fighter mode, to keep the fighter looking streamlined enough without the shoulders sitting too high up or having to remove half of the back of the leg. After many years work those geniuses at Yamato have solved all the above issues. And yes, it will be perfect transformation with no parts removal or parts swapping. The old Bandai 1/65 VF-19S/Kai had extremely bad proportions, simplified transformation and limited articulation Graham 410109[/snapback] Hopefully these same geniuses will make the 2 seater valks possible. Come on VT-1, VE-1, and VF-1D .
  15. Heh, that's why I just sold my last mint in box 1/72 YF-19 on ebay. Graham 410097[/snapback] Heh. It's like insider trading dumping your 1/72 scale yf-19 when you know yamato is going to make a 1/60 yf-19 . In fact, if anyone notices G selling his other macross goodies then we will all know something better is coming from Yamato .
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