I rarely see anyone posting pics or info about thesethere sure is something magical about the VF-1 seeing how many renditions has had over the years
I have 2 of the Robo-dous. They are great.
>>11719786that is mostly because the price point entry of the shittiest valk nowdays is 150 bucks, way above what most people are willing to shell for a toykitzconcept, three zero and now something called unix square shat their own abominations, pic relatedimo the yamato/arcadia mold is the best one, but they have become so scarce their price is also ridiculous to the point they enter the range of Bandai's DX prices, which is hands down the best rendition of the vf-1 so farI just wish they would hurry up and release it in the brown cannon fodder colors
>>11719786I really want ti get into Macross toys, but have no idea where to start for cheap. Everything seems too expensive. I don't even care about transformation, just want a good mech and plane with legs. What would be the most entry-level-friendly figures?
>>11719939probably a Hi Metal figure or a three zero one, really depends of what you wantthe vf-1 is the most basic shit and relatively availableanything from any other of the series is harder to come by
>>11719786Bandai and Kaiyodo design better transforming planes than Hasbro and Takara do. The planes look like planes, and not "planes on top, folded-up robot on bottom."
>>11719939>Everything seems too expensiveEverything is too expensive. That and Chogokin stuff are not meant for poor-boys to collect. I can't afford it either.
