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Thread: Bandai Macross F DX 1/60 VF-25F Alto Type
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Old 12-23-2008, 09:13 PM   #32
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From what I've read the toy feels more like the MP Starscream toys than the Binaltech toys. The metal is in the right areas, and the only nitpick that I read is that the legs may not be able to move all the way back due to blockage, then again the VF-0 and VF-1 share this trait since the wings hinder leg movement to the back.
Hmm..that's interesting. I don't know if I want it to feel like either of those toys, especially the MP Starscream which I'm not a huge fan of. It's a fine toy, but not one that stands out as a particularly excellent piece.

I'm not sweating anything yet though. Well, a little sweat from how hot this thing looks, but no nervous sweat.

I like the metal I see in the thrusters. I wonder what kind of metal Bandai went with on this thing. I know 'diecast' is the word that's thrown around, but from what I've seen on the shoulder joints and thrusters it almost looks more like steel or titanium.

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