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Paint job is looking very sharp there, Nyankodevice! :)
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At this rate, I'd expect "South Park" level of dialogue, to be frank.
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Same; although for me, it opens up possibilities. How about multiple John and Sarah Connors in one timeline (coming in from alternate ones)? I envision that there could be a "running battle" where both Skynet and the Resistance's time-meddling has destabilized the whole time contimuum, and time itself begins to collapse.
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In other words: charging max prices for max profit while using minimal cost materials and work to be purchased by fans who hope against hope for a "RT revival" that will never come.
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Good point.
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ROFL!!! Nice job!!
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If HG wanted to make money, they should make a documentary (with a digital camcorder that doesn't require film) of how they tried to resurrect RT all those times. Then just label it "The Making of Robotech". Then they could promote it as a comedy; I think at least a few people would see it just out of boredom.
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Indeed: on my 1/5000 kit, I had to install a set of elbows so the ship could bring them up like in the series. Same here; without glasses, everything looks fuzzy and indistinct... ....except my cat. he always looks that way.
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Recently redid the face on Voltron; it was too narrow and the eyes were too small.
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Minus the actual big budget, of course...
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I know, right? The bottom one was supposed to be a derivative of the gunpod for the YF-19, and the larger one was based on the smaller. Instead, I got "Mass Effect", but I think I'm just gonna go with it.
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I was just thinking about that: that the "Joker" isn't one person, but a type. much like "the Unicron effect" is described in various Transformers universes where even without a link to the multiversal Unicron, one can arise due to the fact that "Unicron" is woven into the fabric of reality. In that vein, it's plausible that "Joker" is a force of nature woven into the various worlds of DCU and expresses itself in various individuals at a time. Almost like a "spirit of insanity" that is impersonal and "infects" susceptible people who then become these "Jokers".
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Sorry, didn't mean to bury your post. But from now on, I'll quote your post when I post so it won't get buried.
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That started I think in Macross 7. Speaking of guns, I have the new gunpod (with the "official" designation of GU-49 "Gilead") painted up and sealed In comparison with the smaller original gunpod; I'm planning on using both for this mech as "combat options", with the smaller one being for close-in combat/ melee and the larger one for anti-ship/ fleet ops: Rockin' the Gilead: Yeah...ya really don't want to be on the wrong end of this one!
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While we're at it:
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Strangely enough Thom, I also had that thought. Talk about a "gunship"! lol
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The Unlicensed Third Party Transformers Thread
pengbuzz replied to slaginpit's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Yeah; those are reasons I largely don't order KO's and 3p from overseas (for anything)., Quality issues and the risk of losing said items in "black holes". -
My latest project: After seeing the beam gunpod unit for the VF-31J in Macross Delta, I wanted to develop one of my own for my custom valk. So, I threw some spare parts and odds and ends together to see what I came up with. Here it is compared to the GU-11 and the original gunpod I designed for my valk; as a joke, i nicknamed it the "F-U2 Advanced Beampod" : And of course, "in hand": Stay tuned...
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Or Rey goes back in time and becomes Shmi Skywalker.
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The hydraulics on it look way too exposed. One lucky shot and the head gets stuck...
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Says the guy who made this ^
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That isn't "rubbing salt in the wound", my friend; that is loading up a shotgun full of rock-salt, holding it against the person and pulling the trigger repeatedly! :D
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lol
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At that rate, HG should just give up all rights to Macross and call their new project....SALAD WARS rofl "May the Fork be with You..."
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First Blood brought home the pain, alienation and marginalization returning Vietnam War vets were going through. What made John Rambo special in that movie was the fact that he didn't want a fight, but got pushed into it. And when he was, he didn't become the "unstoppable one man army" of the next two films, but a competent warrior fighting his enemy on his own terrain instead of theirs. Rambo could be hurt, starved, scared, you name it. But what made him perfect in First Blood was seeing the emotions that lay just under the surface brought out by how he was treated and now being hunted. And instead of "playing" as they expected, he relied upon his special forces training and honed combat instincts. In that vein, he brought the pain back upon his tormentors in a palpable way. The 2nd and and 3rd movies...bring a squeegee.
