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aceoftherebellion

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  1. Does Yamato have the licence for M3? We know they've got the licence to do 7, obviously, so maybe we can hope there's higher chances for that version. I have to agree, I much prefer the simpler SR-71 look of the M7 version to the over-greebled M3 version myself.

  2. Ugh, I hate that. Accidents happen and that's just part of life, but I can't stand that attitude people seem to get about figures and such. Yes, they are toys. They are also personal belongings that have value to us. Respecting a person's property is a part of respecting that person.

    I'm sorry to hear that happened, bro. I hope any damage sustained was minimal.

  3. A little disappointed that the movie didn't hit higher than expectations, but since expectations were low from the start it's not the end of the world. Instead I'll just be burning with jealousy about how awesome that day sounds.

  4. The other S.H.Monsterarts figures that have been released all seem to hover around the 6000-8000 yen mark. Honestly, I'd be happy to see it cost more than that if it means there's a chance it'd scale better with the larger Frontier stuff we've got... But I suspect that to be a pipedream.

  5. All we have to go on right now is the size of the other figures in the line they're releasing this in, which is about 15-16 cm, or about 6 inches. That doesn't guarantee this figure will be that small, but until we know more it's a pretty good baseline, and that gives us an approximate 1/100 scale, give or take. Which would scale perfectly with the Bandai's Robot Damashii line, and I suspect that's their intention.

    I would love a larger figure but my hopes aren't too high at the moment. From context it LOOKS fairly small, if we can judge by the DX chogokin figures just out of frame.

  6. I have to agree with what's been said about this type of model, which is to say that it's more in how you modeler builds them than how they were designed. I model almost exclusively mechs- gundams, super robot taisen, macross, what-have you, and I don't consider a mech model finished until I've glued, sanded, eliminated seamlines, airbrushed, added whatever decals I feel like, etc. If I buy one of these new bandai kits, I'll do the same.

    Yeah, a lot of people just snap-build these, but there's model cars and airplanes people can buy and just snap together to, so IDK. It seems unfair to just dismiss these kits.

    I'll be looking forward to seeing what this kit comes out to look like- I'm a huge fan of the old 1/72 transformable imai kit despite it's glaring problems, and it'll be fun to compare.

  7. About those hinges- I remember you saying something about being able to use pins salvaged from like, paper-clips or something in a pinch- how viable is that? Has it been tested with other types of pin, etc?

    I've been thinking about buying these for my Hikaru 1A, but the original shoulders are just cracked, not so badly that I wanna risk ruining the stock parts for the aftermarket parts. What would you suggest?

  8. It does. Have you paid attention to the face? I think it's very clever.

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    I for one love it, it looks exactly like the face he suddenly had after getting doused with whale-blood under there-

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    Honestly I think it's a pretty good compromise given how much anime magic has to be in play to make that camera array into a super-robot face

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