joscasle
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Hi. Straight from the jar. It is a Gundam blue paint from Mr. color. Exam Blue 2
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Plamax 1/72 VF-1A Max Valkyrie Almost complete
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I'm a 1/48 scale modeler and I love Hasegawa's VF-1s and YF-19s in that scale. Hasegawa's 1/72 scale Battroids were good, but the new Plamax molds, with their more anime style, look very appealing. I'm not entirely convinced by the fighter mode, though. Price is an important factor, and Hasegawa's 1/48 scale models are excellent options when you compare price, size, and detail.
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I was thinking in pass this release, BUT no. I will buy one jejejej
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The other difference between the TV version and the movie version is the configuration of the 'hard points' to carry the missiles. The TV version has 3 hardpoints instead of the 2 hardpoints of the movie edition, but in the movie edition the VF-1 can carry 2 missiles in one single hard point. TV image from episode 27 Movie Edition
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Arm packs and the pilons are from movie version. Well and the pilot too
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It seems that Hasegawa did his homework this time
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Well I feel your pain, but the kit is very very good and fun to build. You going to paint the model? I did it, I recommend you to paint sections first before put it all together
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Thanks. Yes it came with the kit
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The other kit I finish recently was the Bandai 1/72 Millennium Falcon Perfect Grade, about a year working on it. Hope you like it
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Finish!!! Really good kit. Lots of movement with out using poly caps. I think is better than the plamax vf-1, not nicer but a better kit.
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Well, it's a very nice kit and very fun to build. A lot of sprues
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Plamax 1/72 VF-19 Nekki special "FIRE VALKYRIE" Still have to do panel liner and other effects. All painted
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I think you easily mask the bolts , the plastic have the panel lines
