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QuinJester · 01-09-2009, 10:29 AM

It seems like everyone's making an Ingram these days. First the Bandai MG Model kits, then CM's high end (and highly excellent) Brave Gokin versions, TWO different generation releases in the Kaiyodo revoltech line, Wave's W.H.A.M. version, and now this, the biggest of them all, the 1/24 Yamato Ingram.

I've been watching as this thing has been developed and I must confess I've really been waffling with my opinion on it; at first the proportions really bothered me, but in these most recent shots, perhaps it's just the angles but it doesn't look so bad anymore. I still love the CM's version, but this one is definitely growing on me.

Of course, considering the price, I'm not touching it with a 20 foot pole unless it goes on sale, but it's definitely got the other offerings beaten in terms of size, gimmicks, and detail, and with a die-cast skeleton holding it all together, hopefully it wont be going floppy or breaking like some of Yamato's other large figs

Anyone out there in internet land thinking of picking this bad boy up?

Photos from ameblo.jp. Click the link for a LOT more than are linked here, and even some videos of the lights.

01-09-2009, 10:29 AM	#1
QuinJester Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 356	It seems like everyone's making an Ingram these days. First the Bandai MG Model kits, then CM's high end (and highly excellent) Brave Gokin versions, TWO different generation releases in the Kaiyodo revoltech line, Wave's W.H.A.M. version, and now this, the biggest of them all, the 1/24 Yamato Ingram. I've been watching as this thing has been developed and I must confess I've really been waffling with my opinion on it; at first the proportions really bothered me, but in these most recent shots, perhaps it's just the angles but it doesn't look so bad anymore. I still love the CM's version, but this one is definitely growing on me. Of course, considering the price, I'm not touching it with a 20 foot pole unless it goes on sale, but it's definitely got the other offerings beaten in terms of size, gimmicks, and detail, and with a die-cast skeleton holding it all together, hopefully it wont be going floppy or breaking like some of Yamato's other large figs Anyone out there in internet land thinking of picking this bad boy up? Photos from ameblo.jp. Click the link for a LOT more than are linked here, and even some videos of the lights. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by QuinJester; 01-09-2009 at 10:56 AM..