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Domcalmet1

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  1. A little bit demotivated by the big build that was my yf-19, I tried this time with a more pocket sized valk, so I did an SD vf-1s currently working on instructions on stud.io

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  2. On 3/18/2019 at 11:53 PM, mojacko said:

    WoW.....the sculpting is top notch!!!

    I actually did not do any scultpting in the zentraedi armour as I only fitted the ARII Kit, you can see the original kit in the group pic

  3. I adapted the armor of and old ARII model of the 1/100 Zentraedi soldier / Kamujin to display with my HMR valks, This was my cheap solution to not being able to buy the one at Wonfest

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  4. 9 hours ago, nightmareB4macross said:

    It looks good. I would only critic the choice of keeping the bare metal hips and shoulders. The flow of the custom just seems incomplete.

    You are right, I just wanted to keep some of the Takatoku identity.

  5. 22 hours ago, jenius said:

    Finished my first transformation to battroid mode. It seems pretty clear the legs were meant to stay on a lot better than they do. They give you a tool to pry the housing open. That tool is totally unnecessary as-is. I hope future variants tighten that up.  On the flip side, I wouldn't mind if they loosened up the hips a bit (but maybe that's why the intakes stay attached so firmly in GERWALK/fighter modes).  I think a lot of the complaints about parts getting jostled out of position stem from the fact that joints that are normally easy to move are really tight out of the box so people need to man-handle it a bit to get it in the pose they're going for (or to complete transformation). Once the joints loosen up a bit and people get more accustomed to the transformation many of the minor issues will resolve themselves.

    Looking forward to your video review, I am still awaiting mine, but not so sure if I want to start this scale all over again, as I already said goodbye to all of my 1/48s

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