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Am I the only person that thinks that the air battle in Avatar could have been a little better handled if the natives threw mud instead of arrows? I mean, the human instruments were totally useless in that area, they said it was all VFR around those mountains. SO... blot out the windshields with mud and take them out at your leisure.

Lol, been a while since I've been associated with the mod, I really haven't done anything but be a cheerleader for the last few years

Power Couplings. Really? We just call them wire nuts around here...

For some reason, the Tornado doesn't click with me. Even more than the Armored VF-25, it looks like kibble was just kitbashed onto it.

I got mine for $30 from Hudsons (salvage store). Also picked up the Force Unleashed spaceship and the Assault Shuttle lego sets for $10 each. Just have to keep an eye out, the stock is different every week.

I love the weaponry on those, but I am still having a hard time taking a red dinosaur seriously. I think the one I like best is the Command Wolf and its' variants. Not sure if its the wolf design or a small nimble chassis over a huge lumbering one.

Sorry about spoiling it for you, I seriously avoided all info about the series when I started reading it, so it wouldn't be spoiled. All 7 books were awesome, and #7 was masterful. Even King warns you, right at the beginning of the last chapter, not to read it if you are happy with the ending at hand, and not to send him angry letters about the ending, which I thought was great, because after reading it, that it exactly what I wanted to do.

Loved the movie, right up there were Shaun of the Dead. Maybe best American zombie movie ever.

Not anime, but Science Fiction, the Dark Tower series by Stephen King. When Jake died the second time, saving the writer from the blue minivan. I hope someone else here read that series through.

If anyone hasn't seen the original short film by Shane Acker, here it is: Original 9 short film Totally worth the few minutes.

Well, of course I would have a private bonfire to roast marshmallows with my family.

Just a dang minute here, I said that the plastic had degraded and all the joints were simply falling apart. So because I throw away a broken toy that I bought over 5 years ago, I am a "incredibly spoiled-rotten, irresponsible and thoughtless person"? Its none of your business what I do with my property. If I want to buy several thousand dollars worth of Yamato VF's and then make a huge bonfire with them, that's my business. Don't cry or call others names because you didn't get a free broken toy.

Love the gerwalk segment lol I dunno, 200 smackers for this big boy seems a little less glorious now that I've seen it in action, I may just pick up the 1/100 and soom around the house with that instead. This is the 1/72 model kit, not the 1/60 toy

My Yamato VF-1 1/60's and 1/48 are holding up just fine, of course they are not nearly as old as "ye olde 1/72 YF-21 / YF19", but none the less, they are pretty sturdy. Same with the VF-0, besides the loose shoulder that came out of the box, its as good as new. *edit* is it fair for me to mention the 1/72 VF-11b? That poor beast had to be put down some ages ago because of hip problems. It was the only humane thing to do.

I recently tossed my version 1 YF-21 in the garbage. It had been sitting on my shelf for a few years now, and I went to pick it up to dust it and around it. Well, long story short the damn thing pretty much just fell apart on me. The plastic joints for the arms gave out, the connection between the die-cast legs and the plastic body split apart, and the clips for the wings and tail fins had developed stress marks from doing nothing but sitting on a shelf for 5 years. So yeah, I chucked it in the garbage, no way to save it, not with that much plastic degradation. I still miss it, was my only YF-21 toy. I might pick up a revoltech YF-21 / YF-19 combo Good thing I sold my YF-19 (ver1.5) a good while back, no idea how that toy is holding up.

$85? that a great deal, where did you buy it from?

I've only seen one episode, where the captain took a ship full of hippys who have never as much as been out to sea before TO THE SOUTH POLE. The lack of planning or preparation left me scratching my head. I mean, it gets really rough in the antarctic, and these people have zero training for cold weather situations.

Just got back from watching GI Joe, and I, personally, can't recommend it to anyone. While not straight out awful, it was pretty poor. The characters were not recognizable, Destro has a scottish accent as thick as the polar ice cap, and is a string bean of a man. The actor who played Zartan looked way too much like the guy who was supposed to be Destro. Cobra Commander? where to start... Not the actors fault, it was the writer's / director's fault. My biggest grief was the transport planes the Joe's flew around in, IMO, they looked like something from Thunderbirds.

I did exactly what The Duke did. I got sucked in by the lower price, then found I was unhappy with the service. So I went back to old reliable, HLJ.

I may be wrong, but I was under the assumption that the retractable canards were removed in the production version of the F-14A?

I am so glad I preordered the armored VF-25, that bad boy looks great. Can't wait to get it in my grubby little hands

I'm worried about the shoulders on the Quarter, both the flight deck and the cannon are very large chunks of plastic. Unless the shoulders have some heavy duty ratcheting going on, I see droopy arms in our futures.

lol Zen and the art of buying Macross toys.

FLCL is Furi Curi, aka FooLy CooLy

Have to say, the intake looks somewhat inspired by the Basking shark: