The pubic hair amulets were apparently based on an actual practice in Japan
Which v fin is that?
Dozel has like no personality in the show or the movies. At least the book gives him some.To be honest, all of the Zabis (save Garma and Dozle) are much more interesting in the book.
The pubic hair amulets were apparently based on an actual practice in Japan
that wasn't cotton in beargguy san
Dozel has like no personality in the show or the movies. At least the book gives him some.
Barnes and Noble is getting into the Gunpla business.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...e-stores-nationwide-to-sell-gundam-model-kits
That seems like a really weird and random combination.
Barnes and Noble is getting into the Gunpla business.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...e-stores-nationwide-to-sell-gundam-model-kits
That seems like a really weird and random combination.
The pubic hair amulets were apparently based on an actual practice in Japan
Barnes and Noble is getting into the Gunpla business.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/new...e-stores-nationwide-to-sell-gundam-model-kits
That seems like a really weird and random combination.
To bad all the Barnes and Nobles in my area closed a couple years ago. There are some hobby shops around here that carry gunpla but their way overpriced. The Gundam novel you guys are talking about, is it the same as the new re release harcover Gundam the Origins biiks? Have the first four books but havent had time to start them yet.
No. Gundam:he Origin is a manga drawn by the original character designer for the first Gundam series, Yasuhiko Yoshikazu. It originally ran in Gundam Ace magazine from 2001 until 2011. Vertical has been publishing an English release since March 2013.
The novel we've been talking about lately, which I recently completed, was written by Yoshiyuki Tomino, who was the director of the original series (and many other shows/movies in the franchise). The book was originally published in 3 parts, from 1980 until 1981. The first novel came out right before the series originally ended, while the last book came out right before the release of the first Compilation movie. It's quite different from every other version of the One Year War story (which is longer than one year in the novel). Also worth mentioning is the fact that the novelization was the very first english-released piece of Gundam media, being first released in 1990
So HLJ has a 1/144 Turn A for sale for like, 5 bucks. Worth it?
you could buy a GM instead
I think I'm finally done with Sazabi Ver. Ka, or at least with what I'm willing to do to it. Maybe in the future I'll try my hand at actually painting a kit some day. This was also my first time dealing with water slide decals only, and they were really easy to apply. I'll take water slides over stickers or dry decals from now on. Anyways here's some pics.
So HLJ has a 1/144 Turn A for sale for like, 5 bucks. Worth it?
They are getting ready to release a new HGCC Turn A Gundam as part of the "All Gundams" Project. You might as well wait for that. Probably 1000x better than some crappy NG that was released during Turn A's run
http://www.hlj.com/product/BAN989480/Gun
never mind the lack of colors in their product page. That figures just a prototype. The actual release will be up to standards with modern HGs
There are full color test shot photos of the HGCC Turn-A. It looks pretty good, but the Moonlight Butterfly accessory is another Premium Bandai webstore exclusive. Lulz.
Wait. They're selling a single piece of plastic as a separate accessory?
I don't.
It's actually a few pieces of plastic, and it's more expensive than the kit itself because the wings are clear parts with holographic coating. It's definitely a premium bonus thing for hardcore kit builders, and not something for the mass market.
http://p-bandai.jp/hobby/special-1000003502/
http://p-bandai.jp/hobby/item-1000087315/
It includes the left and right wing, joint parts for the Turn-A's back so the wings are adjustable, and a stand for posing the kit in flying positions.
So that's 17 bucks just for the accessory, right? Not the accessory and the model?
Yes. If you think that's stupid then go look at how much it would cost to get RG Destiny's wings of light.So that's 17 bucks just for the accessory, right?
I should go look up how much I paid for the Star Build Strike's Universe Booster, cuz I'm sensing a pattern here. But at least the booster is a little ship in addition to the nifty gold star.
I mean a Turn A with the Moonlight Butterfly wings is a model I'd love to have.
But I can't shell out for that. I mean, I was wondering if I could afford the crummy 5 buck one, haha.
Universe Booster also has the blue wing parts. So much value!
Does it? Cuz I coulda sworn they were in the SB set. Wow that's even worse if so, haha.
I think so; well that's what I'm lead to believe from some gundamguy posts.
http://gundamguy.blogspot.com/2014/03/mg-1100-universal-booster-released-in.html
How is it worse though?
Cuz I thought the Star Build came with the wings at least, haha.
I don't see why it wouldn't. This is a good way for owners of Full Package MG to get SBS without buying a whole new MG kit.
Well sure. It just didn't occur to me that the SBS didn't come with the plavsky wings.
I edited my post. We're talking about the Master Grades right?
No, I'm talking High Grade. I looked it up and the HG does come with the Wings
So HLJ is doing a thing right now with some manner of sale on HG kits. I bought 2 2 days before the sale, and now I'm wondering if I should cancel and rebuy them to see if that changes things for me.
I should go look up how much I paid for the Star Build Strike's Universe Booster,
Gundam ZZ 1-18
oni-chan~~ oni-chan~~ ...
I gotta say, as overpriced as it is, the Moonlight Butterfly accessory looks really awesome on the HGCC Turn-A. On display at the HK toy fair today:
Judau Ashta will find and protect all the world's imoutos.
That's the worst part! It's so cooooooool.
I gotta say, as overpriced as it is, the Moonlight Butterfly accessory looks really awesome on the HGCC Turn-A. On display at the HK toy fair today: