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More pics of Roy's VF-0S with the Drone/FAST Pack at the bottom of page 5 of This thread in case you missed it first time round. Graham
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I voted for the Stampeed. However, to make an accurate Stampeed is not just a case of just slightly modifying the FAST Packs and adding extra weapons as Neova's original post implied. Pretty much every part of the Stampeed is different enough from the VF-1 that it would need to be sculpted from scratch (or the original parts would need to be heavily modified). Significant differences include: - chestplate, lower legs, feet, upper arms (bicep area), intake covers, head, wing tips. I guess I must be the only person who thinks the Thunder Hummer is ugly. Graham
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A Star Wars Tv series after Eps. III?
Graham replied to 1st Border Red Devil's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I say let a SW TV series be a sitcom about a family of Ewoks . Ducks and runs for cover. Graham -
I'm a Macross Purist and even though I've never actually watched much RT (saw Macross first), I will admit to owning the RT Macross/Mospeada/Southern Cross books (Sorry, I can never remember their RT names). They are quite enjoyable reads as long as you don't take them too seriously. And I'm a real bookworm. I probably get through 1 or 2 novels a week on the journey to and from work. Graham
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Hmmmm......the combination of vibrating Light Sabers and SW Geek fans conjures up some disturbing mental images . Or perhaps my mind is just too twisted? Graham
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The problem with that is her hair gets in the way due to the way liliths arms are chained to the cross. Mao`s head on the other hand fits perfectly;) Pics? Graham
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Sigh......can't believe that the VF-9 Cutlass is more popular than the VF-17 Graham
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Never knew that Light Sabers contained dope. Isn't that illegal? Well, now we know where Jedi hide their stash . Although I like SW and Light Sabers, I've always thought that the Light Saber hilts (handles) would be ridiculously uncomfortable to wield in a sword fight, covered as they are with all those knobs, ridges and protrusions. Graham
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No, I'm not angry just annoyed. Graham
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Yeah, this thread is supposed to be about War of the Worlds movies, can we please get it back on track Seems to have been hijacked by people discussing computers or the Wargames movie. Graham
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Air Force Delta Strike Review...
Graham replied to Shin Densetsu Kai 7.0's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
I also like AFDS, although not of course as much as AC4. FYI, we previously had a 6 page thread discussing AFDS here, which contains some interesting information. I agree that the game is difficult. Too difficult in places IMO. I found that after getting about halfway through the game, I found the difficulty level on some of the stage really increases to the point that I couldn't complete them and I was getting so frustrated that I was throwing my control pad on the floor and shouting and swearing at the bloody game I figured that it was time to give the game a rest and move onto another game. I'll have to go back and re-try it someday. Graham -
If it's in the Toys forum and it's not about Macross, it belongs in the Other Anime section....period! Plus we already have a pinned thread in the Other Anime section for posting about all matters MPC related. Graham
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Chou Jikuu Yosai Macross Title Translation
Graham replied to Skull00's topic in Movies and TV Series
In one of my Japanese Macross Books (I forget which one), I've also seen SDF written as Super Dreadnaught Fortress. Graham -
What no Ewoks? !!!!!!!!!!!! I wanna play an Ewok, so I can take down AT/STs and squads of crack Empirial Storm Troopers with ease . Graham
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Well, I've already got: - Original VF-17S = 4pcs. Original VF-17D = 5pcs. Reissue VF-17S = 3pcs. So that's probably enough , although I suppose 1 more wouldn't hurt Graham
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I voted for the VF-17. I presume this would be in fighter mode? I'd love to see a 1/72 scale VF-17 fighter resin kit with the option of building it cockpit open or closed. Oh and course it should come with FAST Packs! If the 17 gets chosen for the next project, I have the Yellow Sub 1/144 scale VF-17 with FAST Packs, which you could use as a reference as IMO it has the best proportions of all the 17 models or toys. Graham
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Although there are a few fans who love the 17, it will always be overshadowed by the more popular designs like the 19 & 21/22 . Well, if I ever win a really large prize on the lottery, I'll start my own toy company and see about getting a Macross 7 toy license from BW, so I can make some kickass large scale Mac 7 toys Graham
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Hey Graham, does Bandai still hold the licence for Macross 7? I was kinda hoping taht Yamato would pick it up and make VF17s for us to enjoy. The exact situation with the Macross 7 toy license is unknown. Yamato were always sort of cagey when I brought up the subject and would never give me a straight answer . As I'm sure most of you know, the situation with toy licenses in Japan is much less clear cut than in the West. In the US and many other Western countries, it's common practice for the license holder to grant a master toy license to one company only to make toys (although that situation is changing). However, in Japan, the license holder (in this case Big West), will often grant toy licenses to several diferent toy makers, based on scale, or materials or whether or not the toy transforms. So basically, I have no idea what the conditions of the license between Bandai and Big West are/were and whether or not the license has expired or been renewed and Bandai is just sitting on it. But I agree, a larger scale more detailed VF-17D & S toy with better landing gear, improved articulation, FAST packs, optional Radone and Fold Booster would be the bee's knees . Graham
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Never even heard of it before. Have to do a web search and see what turns up. Graham
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Pretty sure that is a photochopped Hasegawa YF-21. Graham
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Great review Blaine, sounds like I'm gonna love this movie. I grew up on those old black and white Flash Gordon serials and loved them. Screw modern movies and their ultra fast pacing. I do have an attention span longer than 30 seconds Graham
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Here's links to pics and info on Pendragon Pictures rival version of War of the Worlds. No sign of the Martians yet but seems pretty authentic - the time period, hiding in the river from the Heat Ray, Woking railway station being evacuated etc. It must be a lower budget version than Speilbergs. However, if it gets released first it may well do well. It looks very true to the novel going by the pics. http://www.sfcrowsnest.com/sfnews2/04_sept/news0904_9.shtml http://www.pendragonpictures.com/WOTWpic3.html Graham
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Heh 54MB . Think I'll do direct-download................NOT! Graham
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That profile shot of Mickey Rouke as Marv is spot on. Graham