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I was hoping that the fact that they are willing to pop a new kit out with a part commonality rate as low as 50% would mean there is hope that the Kronos may get the same treatment from the Siegfried line, and similarly, that the Lucifer would have a chance of being made because it too is about 50% common with the Durandal/Messiah. Admittedly, it's probably a small chance, but I can dream!

As expected, the VF-25 kit is about 50% YF-29 - enough part commonality to make it worth the trouble. This does give me hope for a YF-30, and maybe - just maybe - a VF-27.

I'm a biochemical engineer specializing in nucleic acids, so chances are I'm the one making the clones LMAO

The sole non-Gundam Perfect Grade Bandai ever did in fifty years was the Millennium Falcon that one time. Not gonna lie, a PG VF-1 would be fantastic, but the chances are...well. Less than 3720 to 1.

The yen was worth more back then, and 5200 JPY in 2016 was about $51 USD. This HG kit is about $35 today.

Yeah, I just saw this too. Well, that's at least five model kits to look forward to. Here's hoping they do the VF-31E's dish properly, though it'll probably be a parts-forming sort of thing.

AFAIK there are eleven VF-31 variants: A, CEFJS, and 5x AX(Hayate, Arad, Chuck, Mirage, and Bogue). Place your bets now, how many of them will actually release, and of those, how many will be P-Bandai?

Sounds like we're getting biggest hits, and not the more obscure VFs yet, if at all. The VF-31 makes perfect sense, the VF-31 has like 10 variants with only a little change in molding (A, CEFJS, AX x5), and that's prime P-Bandai territory. I'll still buy them all, but won't stop me hankering for a VF-4, 9, or 14.