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  1. google search:

     

    Metal Build followed the 2007 release of a similar line of partly diecast action figures under Gundam Fix Figuration Metal Composite, which focuses on Universal Century mecha and is based on the designs and artwork of Hajime Katoki. In contrast, Metal Build has focused on other timelines than Universal Century.
     

    Metal build has more accessories like you mentioned, and also tends to be more detailed. Chogokin is usually designed with animation accuracy in mind, while metal build is stylised. Chogokin uses ratchet joints (better for longevity) while metal build is strictly friction.

     

    while some may favor MB more than chogokin, I think it’s wrong to say chogokin is the budget line. It’s a different design approach. Simpler and more anime accurate design will feel less detailed but it’s meant to be that way, not to say it’s lower quality. 

  2. the colors of the track suits match the colors each character is associated with on the show (though less sure about Bouge). They also have matching colors even in concerts, which led to some very poor outfit design choices in the beginning that has improved over the years, but never all that great.

  3. thanks guys for enlightening me.


    I thought the Walkure girls all have their own gigs and that’s why they had the Walkure final tour last year as their final performance as a group?
     

    I recently watch the Walkure Reborn concert bluray and was quite impressed with them. Overall better singers than megumi and May’n? At least I didn’t hear any intonation issues that sometimes appear in Frontier concerts. May’n’s voice is so unique that it’s hard to compare. But maybe I should run and hide after this statement……

  4. 2 minutes ago, Shizuka the Cat said:

    I do wonder how they went from selling out on pre-order day to now having 17 more available for pre-order?

    I don't really see that happen with pre-orders from AmiAmi or HLJ, as far as I am aware. 

    Because they found a few more nieces and nephews and  cousins and uncles and aunties to agree to order six each for them. 

  5. 3 hours ago, MKT said:

    Ok so the tent is actually papercraft.

    From the translation of the wordings, I can't figure out if the tent is included from a pull-out page in the instruction manual that you can fold, or if the instruction manual only contains the instructions on how to make one with your own materials. I think likely the latter, seeing that there isn't any mention of it in the parts list.

    it says paper craft for the tent is included.

  6. 7 hours ago, Chronocidal said:

    I would definitely say so.  I mounted mine on there and that stupid clear plastic mount formed a stress fracture in a matter of minutes.  I'll see if I can find the photo.

    Here it is:

     

    Thank you. Switched back to the ugly black one. :( mine sat overnight but luckily no stress marks. 

  7. I put the VF-1S with fast pack on the fighter stand that came with the first release VF-1J. It’s wobbly perhaps due to the extra weight from the fast pack but seems to hold. Anyone else doing this? Any concerns with the durability of the flight stand if left on display long-term?

     

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  8. 3 minutes ago, jvmacross said:

    Maybe someone Made their own  replica of the book...I have never seen one posted....would be nice....

    As for the 13 pics....sort of?

    Garden released a series of photo idol packs that sort of capture the photo concept from that book...

    They are relatively easy to find and get posted on Mandarake and YJA a few times a year if you wanted to hunt them down...

    Oh wow so those 13 photos were actually never released? One would think lots of people would have wanted copies. 

    Thanks for the photo pack info. I definitely dig them and hopefully score one in the future.

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