Mazinger

It’s a Christmas miracle!

6 hours ago, tekering said:

Where's the pre-order?  

They're asking for some weird currency, Jijirium.  Seems expensive.

Hmm, now I'm wondering if the Matrix erased Neo and Morpheus memories before rebooting itself.  Guess it was inevitable that they'd find each other again in the Wickverse iteration of the Matrix.

Now how to loop in William "Bill" S. Preston, Esq. and the Wyld Stallyns crew. Hmm...

Hope Annie Potts gets a cameo.  She's still got it in 2019.

He's returned back to the Great Link.  Godspeed Odo.

6 hours ago, pengbuzz said:

RIP, Clayton Endicott III.

Reading his wikipedia page and man, he was in a lot of film and tv roles over the years.  Glad we got him on DS9.

17 hours ago, TangledThorns said:

Reminds me of Netflix's DARK which is a good thing.

It does.  Though, with more religious, supernatural overtones.  I really can't wait for the next season of Dark.

I've said it before, I'll say it again:  We are living in a Golden Age of speculative fiction shows and features.

On 11/16/2019 at 6:15 AM, Kicker773 said:

@Mommar didn’t think which series they came from matter, but kept it in scale...

It took sometime to transform them....but 2 from previous image....add the other 19 you requested..... viola 21 CF with supers...

First one to the bottom left I figured should be TVJ with TV super (added the strike cannon), followed by TV1A with super, Movie 1A with super but with clear option parts, then the rest of the series: Plus, 7, then Frontier. Didn’t include Zero for some reason because when I think of super FP, I think more of outer space necessity. 

The 17Ds look like bombers compared to the 171.

Dusting continues...

Damn, that's a squadron. Foes beware.

So I'm in the middle of an abbreviated Star Trek TNG/Voyager/DS9 re-watch and I'm just gonna say I really underestimated DS9.

I had seen almost all of TNG in it's original run, but was busy in college trying to learn about how to save the world when DS9 was airing so caught only a bare minimum of episodes in it's original run to have an idea of what was happening in the ST-verse.

The writing for some of these episodes, particularly the dialog between the series regulars, was better than a lot of Trek that I've watched.

Definitely beats the repetitive, techno babble plot point exposition I'm used to whenever Voyager or the Enterprise encountered yet another space or time anomaly.

Man all this activity is really making me curious about that rumored/mentioned series.  Wish we had an update on that.

@teckno viking What a collection!

1 minute ago, easnoddy said:

Interesting, so Chief Hopper was kidnapped by the Soviets in 1985, taken to Russia where after being exposed to some inter-dimensional energy he gains super powers and becomes Red Guardian.  Then we see Eleven work her way into the MCU.

Exactly my theory, on a different site.

45 minutes ago, Kuma Style said:

today

Of all the things in that pic, I'm most impressed by the cases of Diet Dr Pepper, truly god-tier of diet colas.  Amazing to me as well since it is sweetened with the older aspartame as opposed to Coke Zero's use of Sucralose.

Oh, yeah the Yellow Type is nice too.

42 minutes ago, valhary said:

Yes I located in Mexico City and yes the first contact here was "Robotech" but currently are a lot of fans of "Macross" alone

Nice and good to know.  Impressionante coleccion!

@Valhary Are you in DF? or maybe from a different part in Mex?  I ask because I'm always personally curious how people first got exposed to Macross - whether that was through RT, like it was for me in the US, or if in Mex people are actually now finding Macross on it's own, as something separate from RT.

9 minutes ago, sqidd said:

Pretty much true of the internet in general. Everything is multiplied.

That said, I'll wait for your video to transform mine.

Wise choice.  Of all the transforming toys there has ever been, the name Mospeada guarantees challenge and more than a little sweat.

On 12/1/2019 at 7:47 PM, Tking22 said:

Episode 7, while a bit clunky at times with exposition, is a pretty monumental piece of TV, and within overall Watchmen fiction, a game changer. 

Once again, this shows ability to blend old and new is unrivaled. This episode will garner strong opinions and emotions, one way or the other, from every single person watching. Wow.

I loved it, and am once again ready for another week to go by so I can get another piece of this outstanding puzzle. I never imagined a Watchmen sequel series would be well made in general, deliver a worthwhile sequel to the comic itself, and be one of the best shows on television all at once.

I too am kind of struck by how well this is all coming together.  I really wonder, how the eff did Damon and whoever else conceive all this.

They have seemingly distilled the structure and some of the essence of the original and refactored it into something that actually lives up to the original.

I want to know how they did it.  I hope theirs a 'making of' and a whole lot of interviews with the writers at some point.

On 12/1/2019 at 6:19 PM, blackconvoy_D01 said:

EPS 7 is off to a powerful jump so far.

WTF!!!!!

HOLY SH*T!!!!

Exactly my thoughts.

H O L Y  S H I T ! ! !

Also, excellent music choice.

This designer toymakr3d, has models listed on several large 3D file sites, thought I should add them in here as well:

https://www.toymakr3d.com/

Also has a Megatron, Megatron's throne, and quite a few others.  They aren't transformable, but do capture the look of the cartoon series well.

A nicely parted SDF-1 model on thingiverse:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2649822

Ermax3D, creator of many, many cool Macross models including the awesome Zentran fleet ships we've all been drooling over recently:

https://www.facebook.com/ermax3d/

Also has an account here on the boards as @jecer

See his previous post:

Juri Pranjic's (3dworkbench) GoLion Voltron model

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/voltron-legendary-defender

Juri's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/3dworkbench 

MaxLab's Mospeada transformable cycle and rider:

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/mospeada-maxlab-cyclone

MaxLab's Mospeada Legioss available at:

https://www.gambody.com/3d-models/robotech-alpha

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/legioss-robotech-alpha-maxlab-version

There are quite a few Macross and other mech related STL files via sites such as Thingiverse, Cults3D, creator's own Patreon accounts, Facebook, Etsy, and other sites.

I hope this topic can act as a list/archive of links to such files as a resource for those of us with 3D printers.

It should be noted that while many files are free on sites such as Thingiverse, some must be bought from the creators themselves.

On 11/26/2019 at 4:36 AM, derex3592 said:

My wife has take it away for Xmas. Wouldn't even let me open the brown shipper....

Ha, so like a real XMas gift!

I remember those days.

12 hours ago, daBlah! said:

And this

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/mospeada-maxlab-cyclone

Currently in the middle of printing out the "pilot" or driver figure with my newest "toy", an AnyCubic i3 Mega printer.

Then I gotta print out the cycle.

I also bought MaxLab's (the stl file creator's) Legioss model so that will come at some point too.

UPDATE: I created the following topic to track files that we might find online that others on these forums might be interested in.  If you know of some or perhaps some that you'd like to share maybe you can add them to: