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give yourself an avatar of something dead or inactive and see if anyone catches on to the joke. Crap i'm retarded

Aw damn, that woulda been hilarious if we all just posted pics of our girlfriends in this forum. Why didn't we think of this sooner???? Why am I broke??? This lifestyle: Edit - pics removed... those could definitely be blackmail in some hands.

GOO!! You need to shop around, nobody should be paying that much for a VF-0S.

Do we get to count the ones Max attaches to the fins of his valk? Should be between 12 and 18 I think.... When I first came to the MPC forum I was all about the old Gakkens. Then I got a few more MPCs and have come to found that they really are superior in most ways (I made some long rants). The glory of owning the originals and the MPCs is I'll never be stuck making that kind of decision

Fort Max asked: Then we heard crickets. Basically, no one knows except Yamato. I think someone deduced the number of LowVis' at one point. Something like 5000 if I'm not mistaken. Now, if we could then determine that each run was 5000 pieces we could figure out exactly how many of each type would be... Unfortunately, I'm not certain about the 5000 LVs and I'm less certain that we could use that to ascertain that that is exactly the number of each production run. PS - the 1/48 is profitable (or Yamato is a very bad company). Why do I say this? Their pricing model would almost certainly be such as to recoup the costs of the toy after completion of its FIRST production run. Now, using the old creedo that everything costs twice what you hope it will we should be able to determine that after the Second run Yamato had at least broken even. Everything since then is gravy baby. PPS - here's some speculation for you. We just saw the Hik 1A, 1J, and 1S get reissued (all use the exact same red right?). My guess is at some point we will see the Max Super 1J and Max 1A get reissued. As someone posited earlier, it's going to be the odd ducks (CF & Miria) that have less likelihood at more runs (unless they prove very demanded).

While anything might be possible, it sounds like this is most likely the result of sloppy glue work. If you live in the US just wiggle jiggle... then yank like hell. It will either break or be fixed. If it's broken Toynami will replace it themselves, don't bother going through the person who sold it to you. You just need to have some proof you've paid for the Shadow Fighter and then spend the money to ship the toy back to Toynami. If you live outside of the US.... good luck. Sorry.

Well, I'm more of a MOSPEADA retard than a Macross retard but I always hated the Robotech Masters branch for a number of reasons. I think one of the primary reasons is because it does offer so much potential to actually explain the Robotech story in a more coherent way but just fails miserably. We get all this repetitive, stilted, and uninteresting dialogue from The Masters which SHOULD have been used to explain what their relationship to the Zentraedi was, what their relationship to the Invid was, and just how exactly the SDF-1 slipped out of their grasp. If that segment of the series had been done better it could have made Robotech as a whole much more cohesive.

What came first, the Gubaba or the Pikachu?

"Most people" are morons... they often times don't get the hundreds of literary references thrown at them, asking them to pick up on obscure anime references is a tall task. I think the term "homage" is really off here though. They're more like inside jokes and the beauty of those is they're not supposed to be understood by many people.

I don't know models at all, who produces this kit?

Is the Thunder Clapper ever in Southern Cross or is it like a Design Works mecha (kinda like MOSPEADA's armored Tread)? I would say the Totally Spies girl's ride doesn't really resemble the Thunder Clapper at all but certianly has a lot in common with a Flash Clapper. Problem is, I think if any of us tried to design a hover cycle we'd almost all design something that closely resembled a flash clapper.

He was debating between the affordability of an MPC and the coolness of a 1/48. I told him to watch eBay and forums like this for a deal on the 1/48. It's a shame the 1/48s aren't more affordable.

I just had a high schooler ask me about toy advice and said his next purchase was going to make his friends jealous. I'd say that's a pretty good sign for the future.

Well Chowser, if you don't care about the picture on the side of the box, I'll trade you for my minty reissue

Rob, you're going to start a list up on these forums also when you get the final price/release date right? I'm gonna need both those, a GBP, and a VF-0 comin' up here and might as well get 'em all at the same time from the same place if ya follow me... Spatula, try this thread, it may feel like dejavu

Not according to this guy, who was generous enough to shell out $150 for an Appendix A. The best part is, he has paid!! OMG!! Anyway, sellers are now falling over themselves to put their VF-1S bookends up for auction because of this. I can't believe it. 366991[/snapback] That's the original Armor Apenndix A with the picture on the side of the box (reissues come in all white box). It's pretty tough to come by the original armor. $150 tough? I find that hard to believe.

Quoting getting too big... can't read page...

It's great news if Yamato poops out reissues quicker than we can afford it. that means the reissues sit on shelves and when we finally can afford it we get it below MSRP. I don't mind that at all....

Toynami actually did a better job... The backpacks and giant head lasers on HCMs look funny. I like 'em though, it kinda gives 'em a charm.

This won't make you feel better, but they don't all just fall apart. Mine has been mishandled pretty bad a few times and has since sat on a shelf for many months without any problems. It even survived a 5 foot fall without breaking (in GERWALk mode). There must be some motion in particular that is just kryptonite to that hip that I have managed, through sheer luck, to not do... I'm trying to learn what that motion is so that I can avoid it forever.

Actually there can be a TON of LV paint schemes... the only certainty is it won't have anything real dramatic about it to make it stand out in a crowd. Ooh i can't wait

What were you doing when the leg broke off? Was anything unnatural or did it just kinda *snap* on its own? I wanna make sure I don't ever do it to mine.

crud, no wonder no one discounted the GBP to a reasonable price... Kensei had gone and bought them all already! Doh! Sweet pics though, doesn't make me want it any less that's for sure.

88 minutes? i was hoping for at least 120...

Pretty sure they're just talking about the designs, not the toys at all.