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  1. Like I already announced in the "what's lying on your workbench"- thread, the next update is in a separate thread. ^_^

    The base kit for this conversion is the Macross 7 VF-17D/S toy model from Bandai.

    For those who are to lazy to search on the main site for the actual product. Box art and its content needed to build the VF-171

    th_VF17100.jpg th_VF17101.jpg

    The snapped model kit looks like this.

    th_VF17102.jpg th_VF17103.jpg th_VF17104.jpg

    What I want to build.

    th_VF171SC1.jpg

  2. I think you should lengthen the nose a bit while you're at it.

    This morning I noticed that the whole fuselage isn't nearly as what the VF-171 look like. At the moment I'm trying to correct the issues before gluing the two body halves together. It also easier to work on the air intakes if the main body parts are seperated I'll be able to make the changes regarding the nosecone and cockpit area afterwards.

    @HWR MKII Sorry I mistaken the Leo 1 for a 1/6 big scale tank. :p Didn't noticed the catalog size in the background.

    @Mechtech Just make sure you don't get yourself a Leopard 2A6 knockoff from HenLong. The motor cripples after a few minutes and the chassis is made of very brittle and thin ABS plastics. Can't even withstand a bump against a wall. Its 50$ for a hour of fun.

  3. Upgrading the kit TSP?

    Reconnaissance VF-171

    th_VF17108.jpg

    Maybe I should open a new thread by the next update.

    @Big F, the interior looks good. I skipped this one cause AMT released a better one which I never bought because it was overpriced. Therefore I bought a bunch of the newer smaller ETA-II Revell pocket kits. The details are really remarkable for the size. The cockpit in this kit is nearly as good as the 1/48 ones. Except for the big slit in the chair, Frankenstein Obi Wan/ Anakin and the missing control sticks.

    @PetarB Not a fan of the B-Wing but you did a really good job on this one. Is that the one Fantastic Plastics offers?

  4. Sorry to hear that. Hope it was a bargain and really came with all the parts included.

    Did he included a picture about the item's condition? If not and you didn't asked for proof than it would be hard to get this settled with partial payment refund. I would have contacted the seller to tell him that he just received a negative feedback.

    I'll scan the Instructions for you tonight.

  5. I would go for the 1/40 scale Imai models. The Imai kits have white metal joints,better movability, missiles and are better transformable. Its also closer to the animation design. Therefor the Arii kits have a nice looking cockpit and the chest armor look better. The legs are square-edged. The plastics used for injection is very brittle and the joint covers and housings are very thin. They could break easily. Details, decals and panel lines on both kits are nearly the same.

    The Imai 1/40 Orguss Kei Special is also available from Revell. They named it "Nebo" and sold it as a 1/48 Robotech kit.

  6. Wow! Very nice models have gathered around these days.

    @Honneamise. Matsumoto Castle looks great. Almost like from postcards.

    Also im suprised noone noticed the Innitech mug on my desk. Yeah........Hmmmm......

    What's so special about Initech mugs ? I don't think it is more interesting than everything else in the room.

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