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  1. 17 hours ago, Scyla said:

     

    To me Metal Build is the of a higher quality than the GFFMC line.

    The GFFMC line only caught up in terms of quality with the RX-78-2 from Gundam the Origin. So this, the Zakku and the Wing Zero Custom. The Zakku feels the most like a Metal Build toys.

    From reviews I saw of the older GFFMC toys are lacking, especially the Unicorn ones and the Z Plus. I don’t know much about the Psycho Gundam.

    It probably helps that none of the Metal Builds transform.

     

    14 hours ago, 68whiskey said:

    As a Gundam enthusiast I agree with most of the above. No way in hell is GFFMC better than Metal Build. GFFMC has been releasing hot turds for a while now, Wing models were the only thing they have gotten to release without issue. All the early stuff was prone to uneven coloring , snapped wrists , weak joints everywhere and uneven/warped accessories. 
     

    The MB line had some issues with the earlier Raiser/7 sword models but those were fixed. Only plague on MB is the Exia frames with the weak hips/torso 

    I had forgotten about the various Unicorn Gundams from GFFMC. Yeah, the early stuff wasn't great and the Metal Build figures were better. Once they released the Endless Waltz Wing Gundam the quality took a significant jump up. There are two versions of the GFFMC line. The old version with the various Unicorns/Zeta Plus (did they ever do a Perfectability Unicorn?) and the new version starting with Wing. 

  2. 8 minutes ago, Fordarkness said:

    In terms of details and quality, which is more high-end?

    I would say 

    1) GFFMC    2) Metal Build    3) Metal Robot Damashii

    The GFFMC and Metal Build are very close and mostly comes down to what Gundam series or suits you want to collect. As far as I know the GFFMC and Metal Build haven't done the exact same mobile suit. The Metal Robot Damashii is a great line but feel fragile with the smaller parts. Nothing has broken on my figures and you can get some great poses with them beginning lighter weight. 

  3. I have the EVAs and Shin Getter from Threezero's Robo-Dou line. All of releases I have are stellar and I am in on this release. My biggest questions are what the price will be and if it will hold up to transformation. Threezero doesn't do a lot of mechas with transformation so I like that will be the weak point of this release. The Destroids would be amazing for this line and probably a better fit for Threezero. Seeing a Tomahawk or Regult as a first release would have been a nice change from the VF-1J.

  4. 3 minutes ago, Grey728 said:

    I find it oddly ironic/hilarious that for macross we have super specific fast/super/armor packs for our VF-31s while the metal build Strike/Astray line continue to get new backpack/accessories. I have one Aile Strike as well as Red/Blue/Black/White Astrays that already came with a backpack but we have like 10 different accessories now that we can mix and match in addition to the already provided accessories. 

    Is this really what the metal build infinity was meant to be?

    So the excessive backpacks and options are actual cannon in the Gundam Seed series. You see it the Gundam Seed anime with the Strike Gundam and the manga creators ran with the concept. I would say Gundam Seed is very "backpack heavy" compared to other Gundam series. I imagine this works well for Bandai because they can make one Strike/Astray MB figure and keep re-selling it with a new backpack. Personally I passed on the previous Strike releases. However I will pre-order the IWSP pack and get an MB Strike for it. 

    Also all in for the Strike Noir, I love the design and OVA. 

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