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I like what I'm seeing so far; just keep doing what you're doing in the 1/48 scale and I'll be happy for some time. This would make for an interesting 1/48 custom. Will the kit include a translucent eyepiece if it sees production?

If I can afford this, I am so all over this that it's not even funny!! Two questions though... (1) will this be durable material?, and (2) are you planning on doing a VF-1T as well? I am glad to see & support any projects that further enhance the 1/48 Yammies! Still in awe of these figures even if Yamato never makes another version of them.

Now that's what I'm talking bout! That's just the sort of legacy that this legendary build deserves! This is killer news MT, and I wish you all the continued success and accolades that this project brings to your door! You have really & truly earned this sir. Might as well drop a line to all the other Japanese sci-fi oriented publications now. "GOOD NEWS EVERYONE!", indeed.

This sounds like it could be hot Valkyrie! I am definitely interested in a 1/1400 scale version of an ARMD.

Still liking what I see each and every time...I want this as well. Keep'em comin' T.Y.!

Your're welcome...just keep banging out those 1/48 goodies for us big scale guys, cause no one else is. Much appreciated.

I co-sign the above statement; would buy them in a NY minute!

I still like what I'm seeing T.;that is when I can see them (*cough*M-299*cough*) The 1/48ths never had it so good. Can't wait to see what else you have in store (figures someday maybe?) for us BIG scale valk lovers!

GOOD LORD!! Stellar stuff dude!

cosign/ditto

You know you're contributing to ocular diabetes, don't you?

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If you plan on playing with this beauty then you should probably glue all of your pieces on tight; however, if you are like me, and only pose your high end collectibles occasionally when you decide to dust, if even then, then a dry fitting should suffice. I didn't use a drop of glue anywhere on my SDF-1, and all the parts fit like the best snap-fit kits I've ever built. Again, if you 'play' with this thing then glue it, but if you 'pose & display' then you should be ok.

Though this really is an underappreciated service that you're providing, there is no denying the fact that the end results are of some seriously well thought out, expertly executed, and desirable pieces (really diggin' the gunpod carrier!) from the Macross universe. So in that regard, a sincere THANK YOU from me for the work that you are doing for the fan community. Please keep this service going if you can. Pm'd you about some things as well.

what did you read? oh, and i don't, but am curious what it was you read.

A commitment to 1/48 scale? I got the patient of Job for those items!

definitely looks accurate to me...can't wait to see this, and any other items you have in mind, in 1/48. keep it up tundra, this process you're using is just awesome!

ff95gj where did you get those 4 vf-25s' from? been wanting to do that "All That VF" setup ever since the vf-100s line came out, but they haven't done luca's vf yet. was gonna do with the yamato konig, but the bandai setup that you have would work so much better.

If you can make 1/48 happen I'll wait till whenever.

Mine's in great shape...just as tight as my virgin road 1D.

Here's to praying that the 1/60 & 1/72 sets do exceptionally well; becasue I want these phenomenal sets in HUGE 1/48 SCALE!! Really though, beautiful work Tundra.

According to Sketchley's source, http://www.macross2.net/m3/macross7/macross7-index.html, yeah, pretty much. Still down for 3 if the price is right.

Just got mine a coupla days ago...this thing is the absolute truth as far as presentation goes! Crisp detail, phenomenal paint app., the accolades could go on and on. Nice work MJ indeed! If you still collect or have any 1/48 Valks, this is a must have. Glad to have this item in my collection.

thanks for the clarification UN Spacy!