Toynami Masterpiece VFA-6I

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  1. megatroptimus

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    Got this cool mecha this morning...

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    I was really surprised how heavy the die-cast content was. That thing is really heavy! Transformation from jet to robot is half-tricky, you just need to be careful to not force anything. 1 little panel and the left shoulder were kinda glued on, had to carefully move them around to avoid breakage but now everything's fine. The legs are not easy to pose but it's a great display piece. The book-box is really cool and sturdy too.
     
  2. Vangelus

    Vangelus Long Live the New Flesh Moderator Content Contributor

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    I've got that one!

    It's not bad, though the assembly quality is rather rickety. Lotsa panels and etcetera don't line up quite right.

    But, for someone like me that never even saw the show it's from, it ain't all that bad. :D 
     
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    Hmm... mine is lining up fine except the slightly tilted head, which you don't really see when you pose it...
     
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    where is the diecast?
     
  5. megatroptimus

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    Everywhere? :p 

    Feet, lower legs, upper legs, torso, arms, main joints.
     
  6. Roanstalker

    Roanstalker Great Baan Gaan fan

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    I got the red one.The thing was full of problems. The knee had excess plastic sticking out needing to be trimmed before it could bend, the elbow joint breaking, knee guards not staying on, plane mode not alligning properly etc. Its now in my back draw never to be seen again...
     
  7. megatroptimus

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    I think they tried too hard to squeeze too many little details in a such a small figure. I feel lucky I got a good one.
     
  8. Vangelus

    Vangelus Long Live the New Flesh Moderator Content Contributor

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    I would feel lucky too, hehe. Far as I'd heard, the build quality on the Alphas was way better than the first MPC Veritechs, but still was pretty spastic. Apparently the first ones released (blue and red??) had it much worse.

    Been thinking of trying to find the Shadow one, as I heard it had the least Q/C problems.

    The design itself is really awesome though, and the die-cast content is -pleasing-. :D 
     
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    Roanstalker Great Baan Gaan fan

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    I found no problems with the Veritechs. My Max VF-1J(I think) Is perfect.