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  1. I always assumed a Valk refers to a fighter. It changes into a Robot. I guess you could call the Valk the entire unit. Shrug.

    Come on, that's why Macross Battroids are so classic. It retains elements of the fighter and looks stylish. Gundam is just blocky and cartoony.

    Exactly, because of the fact that Valkyries are primarily airplanes, and Battroid/ Gerwalk second. Whereas, with Gundam, its the other way round, if a particular model transforms at all.

  2. Concur that Yamato doesn't owe us an explanation. In fact, I would think we owe it to them instead for bringing us fans (generally) high quality Macross stuff for more than a decade.

    Of course, I feel a need to know whats next, especially since there are more valks to be made, and also because in a way, Yamato('s products) had been the pretty much one of the pillars of the MW Toy forum since it 1st sold the 1/72 YF-19

  3. Is that confirmation that Arcadia will no longer produce transforming VF toys?

    I would like to think this is just simply a rant... but Graham-sama probably knows anything he says regarding Yamato/ Arcadia carries alot of weight... so can't be sure.

    we'll just have to let him clarify if that is a statement or he was simply venting his frustration

  4. I remember when the very 1st V2 VF-1 came out (Roy DYRL) in mid year 2008.... having gotten the whole collection of the V1s, I though i'd just get this one and only one.....

    Almost 5 years later now......Oh... how wrong I was... ;)

  5. Tried the peroxide treatment once on the V1 1/60 VF-1A (DYRL) Hikaru, from what I have read, there is damage done to the plastic at the molecular level, but not perceivable either by feel or sight.

    Anyway, it works to a certain degree, but temporarily. Ultimately the yellowing came back pretty darn fast, in just a couple of months, and I think it became worse then the original yellowing.

    I did not do a clear coat, and I am not sure if that will arrest the yellowing after the treatment, but it might just do it.

    Edit: Please note that (what I think is) oxidation of any metal parts will at a very quick rate upon exposure to peroxide. Especially die-cast material. I have literally seen streams of bubbles come from exposed die-cast parts. Thus, exposed metal surfaces sustain more damage than the plastic

  6. ....

    During the YF-29 Reissue PO, I refreshed it like every minute, and it was still sold out when I finally got it to appear.

    That is true, it doesnt mean when you are online At the right time trying to order one of these things, you have a good chance. I was updated to the minute the preorder was up and I got zilch for both the 29 and the 171.

  7. OMG Graham, that's the second time you hint us on a v2 Zero valks!

    So, what's the date for the Wonderfest?!?!

    Seems Yamato and Graham-sama are communicating once again!

  8. What do u guys think of the bandai valks and yamato valks?

    Which one use better material? with better quality control? which brand always more faithful to original? better transformation?..etc.

    The thing is, they are providing different valks, with little to no over lapping as far as 1/60 scale toys are concerned, so if you want a VF-171, you can only go for Bandai and if you want to go for the VF-4, you only go with Yamato.

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