ok la...

it still looks pretty good job from here.

still cheaper than Yamato...acceptable

well i perfer this kind of landing gear than those tiny detailed 1 because is more sturdy and won't break easily when flaping up and down the gear beside don't you all think those tiny small detail gear like hasegawa type can stand diecast metal weight meh ?

True chriswoo.... well if ure posing it im sure most will pose it in robot or gerwalk mode.... in those modes the wheels are hidden rite ?

LOL XD trolley supermarket..and cockroach head?now im in!!

yeah still aceptable, coz it's hidden..wonder how much the estimate price here..

This post has been edited by ajis: Oct 29 2008, 04:09 AM

Looking from that pic alone, there doesnt seem to be any inner wheel material i guess the whole tyre is black plastic; if it is rubber, then the central plastic is well hidden by the "supermarket" trolley housing, haha

it's not that big an issue for me, but if i were to line this VF-25 up with the Yamato valks in fighter mode, the VF-25 would stand out as having the most (and ONLY) cheap-as* landing gears together with MP06 Skywarp. Skywarp i can understand; it is due to the G1 robot mode that the gears were sacrificied, but at least they are sculpted like real landing gears..

i just dont understand why Bandai has to do this; minor details like this makes us go OOooh and Aaahhh over the Yamato 1/60 and 1/48...

sorry for being so negative over the 1/60 DX guys, hehehehe .. just my rants. as for me, i don't think i will be getting it.

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Added on October 29, 2008, 5:58 amohya, maybe thats why

This post has been edited by evanrue: Oct 29 2008, 05:58 AM

i think is about 380 to 480 gua....if pre order.

hopefully it wont delay this time so i can have it as the xmas present for myself thisyear

the landing gear is kind of... short....

hmm the price is fair alrite..consider it's DX..arghh MP Mospeada also will come end of this year

btw..ur avatar is one sweet, sweet hootchie mama , whozat if I may ask?

@Evanrue, wait lor if someone will post VF-25 pics here..you will be poisoned too hehehe

This post has been edited by ajis: Oct 29 2008, 11:24 AM

1/60 when release? price?

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Added on October 29, 2008, 12:03 pmwhen i was a kid , i saw a neighbour kid has 1 robotech, that time already got this thing... more than 10 years ago...

This post has been edited by future80: Oct 29 2008, 12:03 PM

lol.. trolley wheel.. i bet if yamato make mac F.. it'll be wayyy bettaaa! lol

anyone know wat is 'snap fit' is? means can dismantle anytime? or same with gundam one?

Snap fit is a general term for model kits that just "snap" together during assembly without any use of cement/glue. Bandai's gundams are infamous for that and normally for model airplanes, they cheaper ones are mostly snap-fits....

but the snap fit once fitted, it cant dismantle back... the part can broken.

argee with you

then.. yamato will produce 1/72 macross frontier VF-25 ?

not now, but who knows..

Yea, with falling arms and shoulders and no diecast. Id rather live with that trolley wheel than to have a one arm only robot that falls apart.

I would like to respectfully disagree with that statement, UNLESS, it was a sarcastic statement... Peace bro.

Guess we'll have to wait for the full review to conclude and confirm.

i think the falling arm yamato macross only happened on the Zero series on the VF-0A.

I have almost every single Yamato Macross...the only problem i found was the Zero series...

Yeah, unfortunately, my macross collection is based around Macross zero, and only one other from a diff series (YF-19).
But with a Chogokin, i know that will never happen...

Just wanna reconfirm here...are the 1/60 VF-1 are larger than the 1/48 VF-1?