2012-01-25, 20:51 | Link #24262 | |
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2012-01-25, 20:58 | Link #24264 | |
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From a more technical view point it can be considered more HG-esque with how it's put together but like MakubeX2 said if it looks good enough then that should fine cause I don't see models losing any articulation. I think some slight degrading from build complexity but not actual quality(as the molds and plastic used for MGs has been pretty damn good now, hard to lose quality of the molds and plastic, unless they really do want to skim there but I don't see that being the case) for what still very much look like MGs and are cheaper on the whole, I'm perfectly fine with it. Quality of plastic has improved greatly over the years, you don't go back to old ways in this case, not even if it means saving money cause then no one would buy em.
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2012-01-25, 23:29 | Link #24265 | |
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The build complexity seems to be simplified, but given we don't yet have the manuals and parts breakdown to judge that I'll withhold from further assessing that point until the kit's release. My impression however is that the MG AGE-1 looks to be about similar overall to many of the simpler MG kits like the MG GM or any other grunt MG's. Afterall, in terms of actual mechanical gimmicks the AGE-1 is quite bare bones - hell, even the RX-78-2 is a bit more complex due only to the Core Fighter. However, it definitely isn't to the same level as an HG kit, nor does it even look like one.
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2012-01-26, 01:27 | Link #24266 |
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looks like the Farsia will be getting a HG release!
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2012-01-26, 02:34 | Link #24267 |
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I already decided to buy Zeidora and contemplating whether I'll buy Genoace II, because I don't have Genoace custom, or Age-2 DB. But I guess I'll be buying Zeidora and Farsia now )))))))
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2012-01-26, 03:33 | Link #24268 | |
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EDIT: Speaking of RG kits - how are RG kits in general? Thinking of picking up the Freedom. Given their small size, is loose parts a problem for RG models? |
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2012-01-26, 03:51 | Link #24270 | |
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main issue wld be the hand manipulator but latest 1 wld have the fixed manipulator to resolve the issue. but overall quite a stable kit |
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2012-01-26, 04:23 | Link #24271 | |||
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Well after months of lurking I finally registered to comment on something. (though by the time I did somebody beat me to it. )
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Even though that can be see as "cheap" It will not affect the model itself that much, outer detail on pieces is what matters. How many parts it is made out of is less relevant for a MS as vanilla as the AGE1; the frame itself is a full frame from what we know so far. And honestly if this measure keeps the level of detail, keeps costs in check and improves profit margins for Bandai everybody wins. General inflation combined with the global recession and Eurocrisis have put Gunpla prices under strain for importers; but we aren't the major target for Bandai at all; That will always be Asia. Oil prices also matter a lot. |
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2012-01-26, 05:25 | Link #24272 | |
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@bio9205 To add, only the Zaku Mass Production and the Freedom have the dedicated rifle hand, although Bandai will be including extra ones for the Sword and Launcher packs in the RG Skygrasper.
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2012-01-26, 07:42 | Link #24274 | |
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My observations regarding the lineart for MG Aegis: - Small thrusters for the humungous side skirts. - It will have the circular type of joints for the hips, just like 00 family. It can split <3 - A somewhat circular whatsoever found in the torso. Maybe that will be used as a joint for the transformation. Maybe they also did that to match-up the joints for the hips. Remember that Aegis' legs and arms must look the same as possible when it's in MA armor mode. - Looks like it will have knee armors (i'm sorry for being mr.obvious here). - I think the shoulders were bigger this time. Maybe to match the size of the legs? I'm not sure though. I'm not disappointed or whatsoever with the changes for as long as it will look better and will make the kit MGish.
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2012-01-26, 07:46 | Link #24275 | |
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Nevertheless, still excited for the release of these kits! |
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2012-01-26, 08:44 | Link #24278 |
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Wow, the Aegis got a lot of attention here ^_^. As for me, I’m more into Blitz. I really like the design of its head now since the 1/100’s head is pretty much heavy on its bumpy forehead-camera. The MG’s head looks sleeker now. I can’t really tell the difference between the bodies though, but I’m sure the limbs action will be much-much better than 1/100.
After done with with GAT-X series, I hope next year or two they'll do MG Blu Duel & Verde Buster. Strike Noir is very lonely right now.
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2012-01-26, 08:52 | Link #24279 | |
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@Obelisk ze Tormentor I want an MG Nebular Blitz actually.
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