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Lets see... Hands properly proportioned - check Lack of hot rod flames - check Played by a real red-head - n/a Come on MW....don't disappoint me. Does Snake-Eye's have an uneven temper to the blade? Is there too many or too few slots in his visor? Surely there's something about these pictures that rapes somebody's childhood.
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Australian barrels? I knew Springfield Inc was getting some forgings from Brazil and Canada, but I had no idea they were going that far abroad fro parts. I've heard that some of their M1 offerings are spotty in the QC department (lots of nasty rumors of refurbed USGI parts in the "new" guns) but I'm glad you got a keeper. Still, for that price there's lots of nice wartime M1s out there from the CMP, like THIS 1950's H&R. *and that reminds me I need to get some more enbloc clips.
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Meh...forget the glorified .22's (very nice, BTW)...tell us about the M1.
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Peter Berg is a disciple of Michael Mann, and after seeing The Kingdom I'm certain he's been a dedicated padawaan. Whatever form his vision of Dune will take, rest assured the movie is in far better hands than those of a Stephen Sommers or a Len Wiseman.
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Its times like this that I reject the concept of "karma" in the universe. We lose Arthur C Clarke, and yet somewhere out there, lurking in the shadows, is Kevin J Anderson, churning out yet another bland, derivative franchise novel.
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Personally, I thought the notion of "LETS REMAKE MACROSS 7" was worse than both of those combined.
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Ask all you want, you guys. If said bit of line art happens to...shall we say...go missing, then I'll gladly scan the exact same drawing out of the ole' REF Field Guide. After sitting on my bookshelf for about 20 odd years, it'd be about time for that thing to earn its keep.
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Bandai to re-issue Gasaraki kits
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Well there was that Kotobukiya 1/24 Raiden, once upon a time. I'll tell you what...you find a kit and recast it, and I'll gladly buy one. At my regular discounted price, of course. -
The way things are going, the Beagle will likely be made entirely of balsa wood and tissue paper, and will spontaneously combust if you even look at it funny. Why is Mospeada so cursed when it comes to merchandise? What did it ever do to anybody to deserve this?
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I just stumbled across these on the future releases page on HLJ. The show had a crappy ending, but I do love me those TA's, and these kits are still great. At 1/35 scale they're a snap to include in a military diorama too. Raiden Ishtar Shinden
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Terrific. Still doesn't show any "conflict" between the first two movies nomenclature, however. T3 is another matter altogether.
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Post of the year! Great find, Hiriyu.
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Great build! I especially like the lights. Did you consider lighting the cockpit as well? If I had to nitpick, I'd only say that she still looks too clean. The Falcon needs streaks of grime running down every surface.
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Pardon me. Immature cretins who can't spell. My mistake.
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No. The first movie refers to Ah-nuhld as both an "800 series" and a "Cyberdyne Systems Model 101." In T2 the Arnoldnator refers to himself again as a Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 (when he tells John his meeshun ees to proteckt you.) So it's obvious that the full nomenclature includes both, a series # and a model #. Ah, here we go:
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Robotech fans turn out to be a bunch of immature cretins? Who woulda thunk it?
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Not to worry, George Sohn assures us that the two designs are "very comparable to each other in form and function." Hell, I'm sure we wouldn't even notice the difference between the two.
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The Second-to-Last Starfighter?!
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Most of that stuff has already been explained.
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Jesus....take it to PM, ladies. Stop wasting MW bandwidth on this shite. Every time one of you replies to this thread, it pushes another, potentially more interesting and far less annoying thread off of the front page.* * and don't bother pointing out the irony of me replying to this thread and doing the same thing.
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10,001...A Stone Age Odyssey? (Wasn't the novel 3001 stretching the premise thin enough already?)
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I just wound up with a free double pass to a screening of 10,000 BC (how is the internet going to abbreviate that?) for this wednesday. I'll be sure to post how awful it is.
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...and hopefully it won't be supplanted by the Toynami version. Lets not lose sight of that looming threat. If that happens,...well, Megahouse will likely be as good as it gets.
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Yeah that's all well and good, except for the immutable fact that: Maybe Artmic had something else in mind when they designed the Ride Armor, but the show is pretty clear on this. Hell, even the transformation line art shows the forearm armor just sort of....appearing on the riders arms, by sheer force of will. And people who are worried about losing parts for their toys need to pick their stuff up off the carpet before mommy vacuums. You've been told I don't know how many times about this, don't make me say it again.