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  1. Hi guys,

    There's a new Macross fanfic that's up. To be exact, it's a halfway of a fanfic in the way it works.

    Macross 2054 Quest

    http://archive.moe/tg/thread/34679424 (latest thread as of this posting)

    (previous threads: http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Macross%202054%20Quest)

    (Announcement and schedule of live sessions: https://twitter.com/BoredofDirector )

    You play as a Pecker, a pilot/engineer who is newly inducted into SMS aboard the Macross Avalon.

    What's a quest you say? It's a collective freeform RP/CYOA. Take a choose-your-own-adventure book. Then, have one guy flip the pages (That's the guy running a Quest) while all the other players vote on what to do next. Instead of a play-by-post forum RP, it's live story/roleplay sessions on the board itself (much like live RPG sessions over Skype )

    It's fun and you have a say in the direction of story. Cheers.

    Coming soon:

    Macross: The Ride Quest

  2. Is it true that Yamato has a VF-4 in their list? (though if I do tryget the experten VF-4, that's the end of it). Tokyohunter says though that his chance of securing a VF-4 is practically none.

  3. And on Yahoo Japan auctions, they have soold for 95,000 yen.

    I'm surprised! Although the detailing is rudimentary at best, maybe the scale and transformation is attracting people. Well, there's also certain auction patterns of behavior that drive up prices too.

    At least we get a perfect transformation VF-4G!

  4. WonFes2010 is bound to have a lot of garage kits, Macross included. I stumbled upon some news on fg-site.net, and I came across Experten's latest news after his VF-17D post.

    As I said in the 2010 kits.....

    Some guy named Experten is going to sell a fully transformable 1/100 VF-4G at Wonder Festival 2010. Around 18,000 yen each I think.

    http://experten.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/201.../vf-4-7404.html

    Seems that before, he sold at Treasure Festa, some 1/100 VF-17D and VF-19A models for 30k yen and 35k yen each, respectively.

    http://experten.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/200.../post-b228.html

    Of course, I am reading this off Google Translate and trying to make sense of it.

  5. Some guy named Experten is going to sell a fully transformable 1/100 VF-4G at Wonder Festival 2010. Around 18,000 yen each I think.

    http://experten.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/201.../vf-4-7404.html

    Seems that before, he sold at Treasure Festa, some 1/100 VF-17D and VF-19A models for 30k yen and 35k yen each, respectively.

    http://experten.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/200.../post-b228.html

    Of course, I am reading this off Google Translate and trying to make sense of it.

  6. For the fighter mode side view, it feels as if there's no space for the actual hand manipulators. What if you bulk up the arms and those shoulder thrusters, err, make them taller? Also, how about making the upper stabilizers bigger? Given the redesigning, I would also suggest reducing the canopy length by 20% and re-proportioning the area directly behind it.

  7. In case this hasn't been mentioned yet.

    In the new December 2008 issue of Dengeki Hobby magazine, there is a photo article on a Bandai VF-25S that has been customised as follows: -

    1) Full size, working, folding landing gear added (looks really nice).

    2) Multiple small pegs added to help lock the fighter mode together better.

    3) Gunpod and forearms modified so that the gunpod can attach directly to the arms in fighter mode, without having to use the attachment piece.

    Graham

    I'm interested in the scans so I can use them as a guide. Maybe I can figure out how to do the magnets this way.

  8. Since the super pack was previewed, I have this funky idea:

    I'll use tiny magnets inside the valk and the add-on parts instead of letting pegs or slots do their work. Now, the problem lies in using a base VF-25F/VF-25S to deal with this. As you can see with the leg armor, they transform snugly without the armor and with the armor. Problem is translating this to model kit form. Does it seem like there has to really be made a gap (by method of a saw) in that concave corner that joins the sides and rear of the legs?

    Note, I plan to do the magnet attachments for the armored and super packs.

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