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Sorry, but it's kind of Engrishy.

Yamato is reading this?

BOTH!

Cima's death in Gundam:0083

Just wait! Hahah, so that's it. Yamato's new scale standard is 1/100 and 1/1. SWEEET!

That was the suck. Luckily I was on when the servers started dying. It was amazing. 400 people total online when there are usually 3500. So what do you do? YOU CAMP NM's! Unfortunately the remaining people online had the same idea as well. 16 total people in the Oztroja Castle zone, and 10 of them were camping my NM. At peak hours, max I've ever seen camp the NM was 6.

Japanese version of the playgroud wedgie.

You don't mean dismiss. You mean EMBRACE!

Hey look, there's a 1/55 vote!

No biggie. The series and movie are like a soap opera set in space. Mostly drama with a sci-fi backdrop. It's not everyone's bag. The toys on the other hand, are pretty universal. I don't know many people who explicitly hate Macross toys.

I'm going to say guess no. Unless they make FP's for the lowviz, there's no alternate valks to equip alternate FP's with.

Daddy like!

Hey, since we're all feeling generous and informative, what does PVC stand for? Chemical name?

Rant indeed

Does this mean my pre-order will be shipping soon?

Consolidate space for one toy!? My god man, are you insane?! You must have 20, or none at all. That is the way of Macross.

And the soon to be released expansion packs: I want everything in 1/60 damnit !!! and the I want everything in 1/72 damnit !!! Haven't we been here before? <_<

I suppose the real shame is that Yamato isn't allowed to sell Macross state-side. The domestic escaflowne version is 2/3 the price of the Japanese release. Just imagine if the same held true for domestic versions of all their Macross toys.

That was like $30 in 1983 money though. I think he was talking more about the size rather than the price.

Nice. Although I'm not quite sure if all 1/48 people are affluent enough to buy "tons of everything else in 1/48". Let us 1/60 and 1/48 people stop arguing and respect each other. Both of us are "Die hards". No one can tell me otherwise... I spent 1000's of dollars on this stuff. I just wish yamato was more consistent with their scales. Eliminating the 1/60 scale is almost a slap in the face for us 1/60 collectors. Yamato, Stop bunny hopping from scale to scale. That was in reference to Chan and some of the other crazy people we have here

Okay, to clear this up. In a perfect world, we'd have 2 scales. Yamato would either make everything 1/60 and 1/48. 1/48's would be for the die-hard "we want it big and beautiful. look at that fat thang!" collectors. 1/60's would be for the casual and budget/space concerned die hards. This is probably a good financial venture for them as well because people that bought tons of the 1/48 VF-1's will probably still buy tons of everything else in 1/48. All the 1/60 people will also rejoice that their scale is also "not dead" as was previously believed. In short, everyone gains from having 2 scales. You take a look at the poll on the other page, and it's pretty much 50/50. Everyone will be happy, with the exception of a dozen or so 1/72 people. If you think Yamato would be wasting money by making a 1/48, you're better of bitching and moaning about why they're making helmets and monsters. The fact is, both scales have their markets, and you can't deny either one.

IMHO-- even if it's line-art accurate, swing-bars = fugly.

Because as many have pointed out, making large scale M0 and M+ valkyries are a big waste of money. <_<

Heh, why not? All that's missing from the 1/48 line is the CF but it was replaced with an equally cool Low Viz and surpassed soon after by the Hikaru 1S. So far, the the two lines have mirrored each other almost exactly, especially with the release of the three super J's. I suppose the next few months following Max and Millia will be make or break for the 1/48 line. If they decide to continue, I'd guess it would be a 1D, or dare I say it, a Full Armor set. If those are released, there's a good chance we'll also see a VT and VE. I won't say it's definite as they got rid of the guy that did the original sculpting for the 1/48 and the VE and VT will require some significant modifications. However, if Yamato goes all the way with VF-1 line for 1/48, then there's still hope they have a 1/48 VF-0 waiting in the wings as well.

Yeh, tv series was not my bag. OVA was so much better however. It was dark and serious full of historical references, and best of all, the childish art style changed to match the seriousness of the story. Second OVA was also very good. It was called Revenge of the Samurai or something equally retarded on the level of Samurai X. It deals half with the events of the first OVA and parts of the series, so for those who never watched either, you may be a bit lost. Otherwise, it's on par with the original OVA.