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think yamato will ever make a 1/48 of these valks?
sorry to anyone if this has already been discussed
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great, thx for your help
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maybe you guys can get me oriented to the newest valks out there. I've done some research regarding the VF-1A Max and VF-1A low vis. What is confusing me is how they compare to the new VF-1S Hikaru in regards to fixes. The VF-1A Max had a couple of fixes like the nose cone, etc. My question is does the new VF-1S Hikaru have these same fixes as the VF-1A Max? I personally don't want to buy anything that will have small problems that make a big difference. Your help would be much appreciated.
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I have a question concerning the VF-22 from yellow submarine. I've read that it comes with a display base but what I can't figure out is can you remove the VF-22 from the display base? Or is everything attached and then can't be moved?
Also, does anyone have any pictures or know where I could go to see some?
thanks
VF-19 and VF-21/22
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I don't know what you guys think about the current VF-21 yamato w/fast packs but I think they could have made something a little bit better than that. It just doesn't look right. After reading some posts a 1/48 VF-21 would be quite large and to me not worth buying. I want something where you can have accurate macross plus valks without sacrificing the design quality. The 1/60 VF-1's look great in scale and design quality and in general are great valks. I think Yamato should look at designing new sculps of the current macross plus valks (except the VF-19 of course).
I wouldn't mind seeing some doyusha type toys being made again. I have the VF-21 from doyusha and I love the design. If Yamato could make the VF-21 look as sleek as the doyusha's I would buy it any day. If I had to sacrifice the fast packs for the design I would probably do it. I like fast packs but I would rather see Yamato make an exceptional design first and then make the fast packs next.