nightmareB4macross

Wow, Brera looks great. Is the finish flat? I think this could be a great reason to buy the DX MF series, again. Since, buying the Alto VF-25 I have been staying away from these, until now.

Beautifully constructed and well executed. I hope you make kits of this. I would buy it.

I think for the most part all 1/48s had their fair share of issues. I own quite a few 1/48s (approx 80?), but the one that really felt solid overall when compared all others, was the DYRL Kakyzaki. This seemed to be the best release with no issues on all three that I currently have.

I've been looking at the pictures of your custom. I am at a total loss for words. There really is nothing I can say that could describe the elation I feel from continously viewing a trully beatiful work of art, such as this. Thank you, thank you so much.

Kurt, That is trully a work of art. Your skills have left me beside myself. Thanks, for a trully remarlke build. Kudos, Nightmare B4 Macross

Hey EXO, Sent you a PM for the repair set and hands. Thanks, NB4M

I think the shoulders on the both the TV and DYRL version are the same. If you pay close attention, in Mr. March's version of the (TV) VF-1S Roy, the shoulders are patched black with red triangles, during battriod. Then, only a red triangle is all that is left on the shoulders, during GERWALK. Animation errors are inevitable.

Definite pass for me. The bottom plate looks aweful. It should have remained non-transformable to retain a sleek lineart underbelly. The VF-X was never ment to transform. Are the vents on the back-plate and fuselage going to remain as stickers? Well, at least they did provide a new re-paint ala low viz.

That is beautiful work, captain.

Bandai DX, VF-25 Alto, I bought this...and then the super parts...biggest mistake(s) I have ever made. It's the only MacrossF VF I own, but it has completely turned me off on the whole Bandai bandwagon. While I have seen the capabilities of what was done with the VF-27 it's not enough to warrant future VF purchases from Bandai.

While that is sound reasoning for the various size indiffernces, it still falls a bit short since the Zjentohlauedy appear to grow larger or shorter dependent of various situations. Either way, I like your theory.

I agree. It really is very hard for Yamato (T-Rex) to come up with an exact scale Regult. The way I see it is that Yamato has done and excellent job keeping to scale and size with so many obstacles being thrown their way. The size is adequate and that is all we can we ask for.

Now that is prety bad ass!!! If Yamato is going to maket uniform out of cloth, then why not do the same for Britai and skip the whole sofubi edition.

Thanks. But to stay on topic here is a very crude correction of Yamato excellent photoshopping skills.

Only major issue I have with this is that the two blisters at the nosecone should not be there at all. While the underbelly has not been seen yet, there should be no arms, head, or knee joints as this should remain non-transformable. The only piece attached to the underside is a curvacious plate from the back of the cockpit to the thrusters. The paint scheme is rather nice, and overall it is a very welcome display valkyrie. Good job, Yamato.

The legs keep falling off with the slightest touch.

Wow this project is looking great!! Keep it up, and finish it.

I really do hope it's original VF-X shown in the background during repairs to Roy's VF-1S. I just updated my gallery today, and then just noticed this post. I really hope Yamato makes every single Valkyrie scheme ever made.