Yes, because you know that once you start, you can't stop :D

A question for you Macross experts:

I'm looking for a semi-affordable Skull Squadron VF-1S for my collection. Which release/series is considered the "best" for this sort of thing and where would be the best place to look???

Yeah... it's money I don't need to spend for sure. :)

Personally I love my Yamato 1/60 Version 2 TV version VF-1S. It's got the SDF-1 Focker in his blue flightsuit, no space flight suit from Do You Remember Love?, and the valk is pure white with anime accurate markings, and most importantly, no cracked shoulder hinge problems :D

Kicking this thread back to life in honor of this new project:


http://www.jefusion.com/2012/04/life...f-messiah.html


a 1:1 scale Valkyrie GERWALK.

A perfect reason to visit Osaka!

I need to see that in person!

The first anime I ever watched was Robotech. The second was Sailor Moon... Dont judge me! And both were thanks to USA. It came on at five in the morning on Saturday, and opened my eyes to a much larger world. Rick, and Minmei, and the SDF-1 Battle Fortress of Awesome. Forever one of the all-time classics.

Time to dust off this old thread. Here's an old slideshow of mine redone in 720p HD. Enjoy!

Being that me and Sentai Tamashii are big Macross fans there's no way we could let this thread gather dust!

Anyone buying Bandai's 1/72 perfect transformation VF-1 plamo? I'm planning to get at least 1. I like the idea of a MG-esque VF-1 plamo...it's definitely outshines the vintage Imai kits and may be Bandai's successor to their 1/72 HCM(High Complete Model) from the mid 80's. At the time, that was Bandai's most realistic VF-1(that they themselves came up with).

This new one looks weird in some areas(S head looked way too big at Shizuouka Hobby Show), but the recent mags show a smaller noggin(or maybe it just looks that way since it's unpainted?).

Anyways, it's more surprising that Bandai is actually making this since they often choose to make Gundam plamo over anything else. If you're looking for realistic fighter models, there wasn't any other alternative aside from Hasegawa, and those can still be found. If you were hoping for a Master Grade-esque transforming VF-1, you've got your wish, next month.