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It's obvious Bandai aren't going to release newer versions of the old line - they'll just pump out more kits from their 20+ year old molds.
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I'll just say it here, filter and all: I'm prone to rubbing off as an apeface. I'm not good at sugarcoating, all right?
So the fact that you are your a juvenile who can't use the King's English without being insulting is everybody else's fault?
Take some responsibility.
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Thats why Hasegawa is a godsend. They brought a high class take on macross and now on M.aK as well
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In 1/72 scale there are two steyrene kits (Imai Hasegawa) one in 1/100 (with another on the way) and a few in the small scales. I don't count the transformamble kits as viable option.
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Good points. T
hough I think it would be pretty tough to get rid of most of those seams. That said modern "slide mould" technology would fix that though I am not sure Hase would invest that mich in an anime kit. Maybe if it was the thirtieth iteration of a Tiger tank but not a VF-1
Cheers
Berttt
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Hasegawa could learn a lot from Bandai.
I distinctly remember WM Cheng saying that the Bandai 1/100 EX Yukikaze static kits were a pig to build compared the Hasegawa static kits. And the Bandai ones were released after.
Lets compare apples to apples shall we. Hasegawa stuff is not "Gunpla" and for a dying hobby scale modelling is spoilt with an awful lot of new kits released every year - not forgetting the awesome Finemolds SW stuff.
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Let's face it, modeling for the most part as we know it is dead. It used to be that you really work to achieve a great look. Then Bandai came along, and came up with ways to make great looking, high detail kits which with a little more effort through washes/markers/minor paint apps look incredible. Not saying that's a bad thing at all, if it makes for a better kit than great. However, I can't count how many times I've heard people say they don't want to build Hasegawa's because their not variable. This is the future of models, toy meets kit with high detail results, and what's not to love about that? It started with the variable 80's kits, and evolved...and I for one am glad it did.
Hasegawa really needs to get into the 21st century. With less and less interest in "real" kit building (I use the term "real" loosely, see the 1/48 MF valk thread that became a Bandai model kit vs. Standard model kit debate) they HAVE to evolve. This means they have 2 choices IMO, one, take a risk and start making kits that compliment toy lines that there are no toys for in the same scale (Regults, Glaugs, etc.), or the safer bet and one I'd like to see, take the Bandai approach to kit design, but keep they're high detail standards. I have no doubt after building the Reactive armored 0S they could do a great kit. Too bad I don't think we'll see it. I pre-ordered the YF-19, I figure for 50 bucks I'll give it a shot, and if I hate it, oh well. If I'm not blown away though, and it's just a 1/72 version scaled up, I won't be buying another.
Thats right don't try and learn anything - just bitch and whine because you can't have it handed to you on a plate.
Get some skills boy, your gum flappin has the sound of a toy freak to it.
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I do.because it's mine.........
here is the thread.
http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...c=10586&hl=
The pics aren't that great and I should get around to taking some more.
Cheers,
Berttt
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Stealth Garfish? I had seen the one post by the Cap where he was working on it and then nothing. Details?
Berttt
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Very nice work man. I will get to mine eventually but have a lot stacked up in front of it.
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TSP I love your work on the tiny scales! Did you ever finish that 1/72 Legios were you added all the F-15 parts?
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RuskiiVF, sorry man but I am going to have to cancel. I have just gotten home after a month deployed and have some catching up to do WRT house that my wife and I are building. The work thing was a bit of a shaft and I looked at trying to squeeze it in ut its a no go go - sorry man.
I was really looking forward to it as well, but I hope the rest of you guys have a great time.
Cheers,
Berttt
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Actually the MacZero F-14 is basically one of the Fujimi 1/72s.
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Nice work man. If I am right there was no plastic Phalanx other than the 1/100 scale right? (I only ask as I almost enquired as to the scale - duh!)
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Schizo are you just trying to pump your post count by posting "necromancy" comments into threads?
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Hey man, thanks for posting - its always good to see something new (especially old school kits) The kit as is is great but I reckon a good rattlecan flat clear coat would do wonders. It''l even out your brush marks and really make the work you have done shine.
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Awesome work man I love it! Nice idea on the missiles - consider it thoroughly pinched for my build.
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Keep it up bloke. Your wheels are coming along nicely and are one of the most difficult parts to get right.
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You know I can understand most of these requests (even the crazy wish-list ones) but I can't get my head around this one.
The kitbash gerwalk (using Hase kits) is so easy to do and at around $60 it's less expensive than a resin conversion kit would be, plus afterward you've got some great bits left over for your spares box.
I disagree. I have seen the Hasegawa battroid/fighter Gerwalk kitbashes and haven't been impressed for the most part. Now I am not picking the builders here, but I can't get past the massive gap that you get at the feet, nor the awkward knee joint. A solid resin conversion kit would give some much needed weight to the legs making the kit stable too. I have a partially finished conversion kit in the works - I just need to finish it off and get it cast.
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LOL oh stop it hurts .
Mass produce indeed.
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Got mine today - thanks John.
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But MT, Prime is real. All the Autobots are. I see cars with their logo all the time. A few months back I saw a Decepticon disguised as a Toyota. I would have rammed it but I was uninsured
Decepticons should be wiped out since they have no self respect. I saw one the other day disguised as a clapped out Daewoo.
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See no harm done.
Thread Necromancy indeed. Better than starting a "Name your favourite Valk Pilot" for the hundredth time.
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And Berrt, you didn't even have to take it out of context to make it sound bad. How the hell do you do it?
It's a gift.
You can have all the good intentions in the world but if everybody think your dickhead what good does it do?
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