thegunny

I'm refering to whole series It was way too sureal for me

Why bother it won't make it any better

I'm pretty sure it's only the Perfect Edition that has both the series and the movie in the one set.

You can also try here for the original Macross TV Madman The price is in $AUS so it's not too bad, it's approx $95US + post. You'll need a region free player though. It has 3 booklets with the linear notes, characters, mecha & songs. This one is on 6 dvd's but it's a legit release of Animego's remaster.

You two need to get out in the sun a bit more

In the episode where Hikaru & Co were taken to the Bodal fleet HQ (First Contact I think) I remember Misa saying something like they'd been folding for a long time so they must have travelled a long way, so I'd say folding isn't instantaneous.

The Minmay attack in Macross II had a visual aspect to it as well. They put up huge holo images of Minmay as well as the singing. So I suppose you could turn off the radio but to avoid the images you'd have fly with your eyes closed. Not smart in combat.

Merchandising and the lure of the dollar

Remember this all too well unfortunately It was a shocker in more ways than one. Poor old Doug Mulray never really recovered from being canned in such a spectacular way

And thanks again!

Can I jump on the bandwagon as well and get that page as well please. My copy of the files seem to be missing the same page too.

And that would be rock salt, would it Yep missed that too.

I'll take 2 please

Yes I slipped up there, didn't I Hindsight is a wonderful thing

G'day, I'm after the following Yamato 1/60's to complete my collection please: VF-1S Roy Focker Strike VF-1D Thanks agr33 VF-1J with GBP Thanks emerson Q-Rau Max Would prefer tight, no stickers applied displayed only. Box not all that important but will consider anything if the price is right

mister_e 1st OS deal was a success

PM sent Re: VF-1D

Just finished watching Gunparade March. Short & sweet. Great opening theme song Hard to say what made it good as nothing really jumped out and grabbed me, I just enjoyed everything about it. Mecha action was a bit repetative though, slash the guts open, stick in the big bomb and blow the big bug to kingdom come. The relationship between Mai Shibamura & Atsushi Hayami was a bit reminisant of Hikaru & Misa although Hayami was more of a sap than Hikaru. Oh and did I mention great opening theme

valk009. Good comms, fast shipping. Thanks.

Please be wary of buyitnow2010 on ebay. I purchased what I was led to believe was a genuine Club M 1/48 Strike Ultimate detail kit. It turned out to be a recast done by a company called Copy Master. I am trying to sort this out with them but they are adament that the the kit is a Club M re-issue and not a copy.

samurai_m Great service and the extra's were most appreciated

Thanks for the replies As I'm only using it as a filler on some battletech bases (can get 10 tubes for $2 at the el cheapo shop) it doesn't really matter if it gets a bit "crunchy" and its quicker and a lot less messy than epoxy.

Thought I was getting the deal of life time when I brought what I thought was a Club M 1/48 Ultimate detail VF-1S of ebay. Turns out I was badly mistaken. It's a recast The quality is pretty good but all the original white metal pieces are in resin and there is only one decal sheet with a photocopy stencil for the fuselage & wing colour sections. What I'd like to know from those of you who are in the know about these sort of things (I'm obviously not one of you ) is what would a kit like this be worth, as I'm trying to get the person who conned me into thinking it was the real thing to give me some money back. Thanks in advance, Greg.

Has anyone ever come across a cheaper readily available alternative to commercial super glue accelerators?

I remember when I first started my apprenticeship in the airforce a Tomcat & an Eagle flew a mock combat over our base and although there was no "offical winner" from where we were standing the Tomcat appeared to have the edge. It made Top Gun look like a bunch of trainee pilots on their first simulator run