Thanks!
Interesting thing is, when I took that picture, it was very difficult to get the hands positioned on the turntable in a convincing manner. I always considered Macross toys to be the the epitome of transformable toys and Transformers as 2nd tier but when I got that turntable for this guy, the poses all came easily:
Gives me even more respect and appreciation for MP-13, which has always been my favorite MP. The articulated hands definitely helped finish the look but they would be useless if the figure didn't have the arm and shoulder articulation to allow those poses to begin with. So, a 5 year old Transformer has better articulation (in this area) than a brand new, top of the line Bandai DX Macross figure and a lot of the newer MPs are even better? Never thought of that before but it's interesting and makes be a bit more proud of collecting Transformers again. I've lately been burnt out on Transformers and all about Macross but I might pick up and mess with some figures off my TF shelf now.