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different modes for differing terrain and environments in addition to adaptation to different enemy configurations/vehicles. Gerwalk (Ground Effective Reinforcement of Winged Armament with Locomotive Knee-joint) along with Battroid mode - allow for VTOL or vertical take off and landing. It can allow for more tight control in an urban environment - i.e city streets. Battroid is just frickin' cool to look at

Exactly - would this be an entirely Produced and Directed - Japenese production? A wholly U.S financed film or a co venture? I too believe that any american forays into this realm would most likely be guised under the "Robotech Banner." IMHO I would probably not want to see an American production of Macross - but come the success or failure of Transformers( not that it's release in anyway, is tied with producing macross for the big screen) we still might see Macross come to life, in our lifetimes.

Excellent gathering of vids!!! Always loved that intro from the Dreamcast, Macross M3 in no way to steal your thunder - some original toy vids http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSY-Qlgehps and a mospeada commercial ( not macross..I know)

Agreed - been following this for a while - even releasing some type of vid will inspire people and bring in some assistance where and when, need be. Frequent updates and screenies would be great. Keep up the good work. - looking forward to installing this

My hello post http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...22131&st=20 Here is a small sample.........

Hi everyone Loooong time lurker, first time poster. I first want to say, what a great information source you all provide for macross fans around the globe. I hope I can contribute in some small way to a postive community. My first macross toy was bought back in 85 - for $55 dollars at the now long defunct, Silver Snail in Hamilton, Ontario. Damn....... that was a lot of money to drop on a toy as a kid back then - 1984 Bandai : Hi-Metal 1/55 Strike Valkyrie VF-1S Hikaru Type. This toy really sparked a lot of imaginative play and you knew that nothing else was like it - so you would slap your friends wrist for touching it here are some picks of my strike valk purchased back in 85 and still with me. Throughout subsequent years, I would pick up items here and there - but not never went full throttle until recently. I have some yamato 1/60's and I'm looking to expand in the 1/48's Cheers Gabe