1/72 VF-22S "SVF-124 Moon Shooters" Macross Valkyrie kit from Hasegawa


If only I could build model kits that ended up looking like this. This kit is non transformable.

1/72 scale VF-22S "SVF-124 Moon Shooters" kit by Hasegawa. Out 11/08 for 2,730


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Wallas's picture
Submitted by Wallas on 13 November, 2008 - 14:31.

Wow... I'd like to see a Battroid in such cool colors...



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Submitted by EVA_Unit_4A on 13 November, 2008 - 14:57.

Those feet look so weak; as thrust vectors, they're cool, but as feet for a giant robot... :(
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Submitted by JoshB on 13 November, 2008 - 15:06.

It looks based off of the YF-21, which does not have thrusters as feet.

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Submitted by RobotBastard on 14 November, 2008 - 01:18.

It's Hasegawa's YF-21 kit with a different mask pattern for the cockpit canopy (which, in the kit, is a completely clear part.)

Meh. This is kind of weak. I mean, jeez, guys, at least give us a more conventional canopy! Also, I'd have liked to see the camo be "broken" at the seams where the transformation happens; something to emphasize the fact that this is a variable-configuration mecha, rather than just another skiffy fighter plane.

edit: Also, they should have used "low-vis" UN Spacy kites instead of those bright-red things. Although from what I've been told, once a plane hits Mach 2 all the paint burns off anyway, so I guess it doesn't matter!



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Submitted by EVA_Unit_4A on 14 November, 2008 - 02:05.

Yeah- and a jet fighter can't transform into a giant robot, and a military robot would never be liveried in base white, blue, red, and yellow...

What kinda nonsense are you people talking about!? ;P
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Submitted by Mike on 15 November, 2008 - 01:02.

Well, admittedly, that's how the canopy is supposed to be.