yeah, except for batman & spawn, i dont see why super heroes need a cape. who gives a sh*t about practical when it's cool?*



*=(doesn't apply to real world)

looks like it plays like virtual on. anyon remembers that game .

lucky you. my sinanju(the original one) was pending for 3 years before i started working on it again earlier this year. still haven't finished it. only done with the upper body . 140+ dry transfers is a real pain . by contrast, it took me only about a month+ to build, decals and top coat my vf-25s super messiah.

i'll definitely stay away from too many dry transfers from now on.

pedals? wow that seems cool.

wow, new sazabi looks awesome. hope it's not going to be a brick though. looks really bulky.

anyway, just finished this guy last night:

i think it just "looks" that way. probably because the lower legs are longer than the upper. but overall, given that the palm is pretty close to the knee when standing up, i'm fine with that. for people who can't/won't ( )buy expensive yamato stuff, this is the next best thing. can't wait to get it to replace my old bandai's vf-1s kit.

i've listed the sazabi as a "must buy" when it was first announced. but now i'm kinda skeptical on the articulation and poseability. it looks bloody awesome, but would be a bummer if it could only stand. legs looks really heavy. guess i'll wait for a review before deciding. hope it doesn't turn out to be an expensive, awesome looking brick. .

real mech should look like this: