Well... i haven't been transforming them quite a while. In terms of articulation, taking the vf-27 brera custom, i'd say it has wide range of articulation. The only problem i see it will not be able to hold a difficult pose for a long time. What more if it is the heavy legs of the armored types.
in actuality, i need to check again the size.
As for the price, i don't know. For something rare now days such transformable 1/72 macross frontier kits would be high price.

Nice.

Unless there is a new macross anime, chances for bandai to re-release them is extremely low.

Heck, even with the game macross 30, i don't remember bandai releasing a vf-30 model kit.

This post has been edited by xein: Dec 9 2014, 09:57 AM

Vf29? Which type?

Yf for prototype / test unit.
vf for mass produce/ custom unit.
that's why in macross plus there're yf19 and yf21.
while in macross 7 there're vf19 and vf21.
kind of confusing.
i ask about vf29 type since i saw an image of vf29 ozma costum over the net once.

Back then TF was ok. Now days it's mostly ball joints.
now lets get back to gundams.

This post has been edited by xein: Dec 9 2014, 12:22 PM

Accept it. Banshee is supposes to be a TITAN.

^ bling bling gundam?

Really rare. The last i laid my eyes on the kit was in 2005 at a superstore. Back then it was only rm50.

Go browse dalong or hobby search for their manuals. You'll see what accs you are getting, then decide.

Take it to the gundam v10 thread. Thank you.

If you are new, take your time, don't rush. Some of us have in progress gundams and backlogs for the past 2 years.

This post has been edited by xein: Dec 15 2014, 10:36 PM

Just wondering what gunpla you are planning.

Hmmm.... 1/550 vs 1/144.
About 1/4 or 1/5 of the hguc.

Yeah. Can. Just that the marker follows the age color scheme.

Know if your residential area allows those.

Well... use it but be thoughtful and wary for any complaints of noise or paint fumes.
Some neighbors can't tolerate if it is at night or if their family members have health problems like asthma.

Yeah. If plastic = injection moulding.
the forming process is nearly the same.

Why?

Of course. They use the time machine. XP.