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November 10th, 2002 09:52 PM #1
mga peeps , sino sa inyo may hilig dito ? anything from action figures , movies , comic magazines o collectibles ? may napanood kasi ako na movie nito at ganda , sabi nung kaibigan ko matagal na daw ito .
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November 12th, 2002 09:11 PM #2well, i only like building the model kits, but i don't know the story...
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November 13th, 2002 09:59 AM #3
I have one of the magazine series. I was even able to catch its anime on cable... to bad it was in Japanese but at least I know the storyline when I watched it na.
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March 6th, 2008 04:23 PM #6
speaking of anime and gundam,
tingnan nyo kung anong nahalukay
ko sa baul na thread! hehehe.
2002 pa pala ito. buhayin ko
lang.
who here collects gundam models
and what are your gundams?
i'll start first -
MG Sazabi
MG Kampfer
MG Zaku II Johnny Ridden
MG Rick Dom
MG DOM
MG Gundam Wing ver KA
MG Gundam MK II
the DOM is my favorite
because of its individual
fingers. the sazabi is so
big and heavy (same
price as the Gundam Ex-s)
but there is little poseability.
i'm saving up for a perfect
zeong, the biggest MG set
which is almost as tall as
some perfect grades.
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March 6th, 2008 05:01 PM #8
The first "Mobile Suit Gundam" series aired on April 7, 1979, and it's still the driving force for model kits and toys. (Personally it's still one of my favorites in all 11 of the Gundam TV series aired so far.) God knows how many kits and toys of the RX-78-2 Gundam have been made by now...
As for kits, my absolute favorite is the MG RMS-099 Rick Dias, in its original dark blue and deep brown colors. Individual fingers, unbelievable posability for its size/bulk, and a ruggedly handsome, "military hardware" look. The last truly great Master Grade kit, in my opinion.
I'll post pictures of my collection later.
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March 6th, 2008 05:40 PM #9
Same here; I'm not too fond of MG kits that have interchangeable manipulators. Having poseable individual fingers speaks highly of a kit's engineering, IMO.
Save for my MG Dom, most of the models I collected were in 1/100 scale; the HG Deathscythe was the very first Gundam model I bought. Then I eventually added the Heavyarms Custom, Altron, Wing Zero Custom (special operation type) and the God Gundam. All in 1/100 scale. I also had several SD Gundam figures, such as the RX-78-2, the Wing Zero Custom and the Re-GZ Custom. Hindi ko na nga mahanap yung mga yun simula nung mag-asawa na ako.
If there were mobile suits in real life today, I'd still go for the MS-06S Zaku II. No beam weapons, it just takes a heat hawk and a lot of guts to use for melee battles; old school kung old school. Not to mention it's oddly cool, being a signature suit of Casval Rem Deikun aka Char Aznable. And probably a Dom for extra mobility. All I need are two more comrades piloting their own Dom units, and we can execute our own Jetstream Attack.Last edited by Bogeyman; March 6th, 2008 at 05:43 PM.
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March 6th, 2008 07:52 PM #10
^ Amen. Astig talaga yung Zaku (pero gusto ko yung green na standard na color). Macho ang dating.
Pero ang favorite ko talaga yung Zeta Gundam. Nababangisan ako sa itsura. Saka nagtratransform pa. Meron akong 20th anniv. na special coating ng Zeta.
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