Oh no! This is a training aircraft.

While it would have been nice to see Max's movie-ver. VF-1S come out in 1/55 scale, this one is equally appreciated, and hearkens (if in appearance only) back to his VF-1A from the series which was white with blue trim (which also has not been make into a 1/55 Valkyrie yet).

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This set is still great despite my biggest complaint being the trivial-only odd coloring of the Super FAST Pack.

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"I'll sing with all my heart." Leonardo Flores reviews one of the Minmei figures from CM's Corporation's Minmei Super Series.

VF-1S with SUPER and STRIKE Parts (Hikaru Ichijo) is the latest release from Yamato in their newer Macross line. While I am hard pressed to come up with new ways to discuss this fantastic line I do like it, a lot!

Yep it's just more of the same goodness from the 1/60 (2.0) Macross line from Yamato. This time around it is Hikaru Ichijo's VF-1A from the film Macross: Do You Remember Love?

This has been out for about a month now, and while I did get it right away I wanted to make sure to spend some quality time with it before giving you (our readers) the full review. In short, believe the hype. This may very well be the finest “toy” Yamato has made to date. Yes I said toy.

If you haven’t broken down and tried a Revoltech figure yet you are officially not a cool kid. I just got my hands on the Hikaru VF-1A Super Valkyrie and to be honest, it’s pretty sweet.

Yamato has been known to make some very fine, anime accurate collectibles over the last few years and in that time I have wanted a 1/48th scale Valkyrie from Macross. Can you believe the hype or is it overrated? Read on to find out. VIDEO included.

You knew it would happen. Once Kaiyodo released a Revoltech Valkyrie, there would be another and another.

It has begun… But at least they are cool toys!

Wave traditionally is known for model kits but this is indeed a toy, with no assembly required. Read on for all the details with VIDEO.

Toynami has decided to try a new approach with their Macross/Robotech license by switching to a smaller 1/100th scale transformable fighter. There has been lots of controversy in fan circles over these toys since they have come out. Are they awesome, or are they junk? Read on to find out.