As far as the release dates, not that I'm aware of. Though the Acid Rain Official Instagram had pictures of the prototypes from a toy show that happened on the 20th of this month. So... maybe that's of interest to you? Instagram
Good luck! I had a couple of those back in the early 2000’s, don’t remember if they were originals or reissues. But they were too intimidating for me and I wound up selling them off unbuilt.
i did build the MONOGRAM GO-BOTS U.S. repackaging of the MOSPEADA BLOWSPERIOR nearly 20 years ago, so while i am familiar with the RIDE ARMOR, the LEGIOSS will be an all-new experience for me, although basically similar to the IMAI 1/72 variable MACROSS VF-1 kits i'm quite experienced with...
the IMAI/AOSHIMA MOSPEADA LEGIOSS includes wheel hubs for nonexistent rubber tires, all three of which are sized for the larger, MAIN GEAR (REAR) tires included with the 1/72 IMAI/BANDAI variable MACROSS VF-1 kits. fortunately, i happened to have some extra sets of those tires left over from my three earlier, less-than-ideal attempts at the IMAI/BANDAI VF-1 kit, and they fit the LEGIOSS gear hubs as if they were made for them;
well, i'm managing, but this old turkey ain't doing me no favors along the way. for the most part, i'm gonna be able to be accurate, but there are a couple of areas i'm going to have to fudge on in order to avoid paint scraping, mostly the thigh modules. alas, the end result is shaping up to be a disappointingly floppy mess, especially in ARMO-FIGHTER. modern GUNDAM-based plastic model engineering standards well and truly treat model builders to a positively divine modelling experience even at it's worst, and i'm afraid that i for one have been very, very badly spoiled indeed...
well... i can see why these old IMAI/AOSHIMA variable MOSPEADA kits tend to carry the infamous rep that they do; unless you're a first-class modeler, attempting to squeeze presentable results out of these turkeys WILL humble you. i mean, the RIDE ARMOR ain't so bad, but the LEGIOSS is an awful, floppy mess in hand in ARMO-FIGHTER, and ARMO-SOLDER has loosey-goosey arms that are only good for just hanging there. in the end, it's fortunate that i tend to prefer my Mecha in a neutral state of repose, since that is about the best i can expect out of this rickety relic of a MACROSS VF-1 knockoff...
well, i 'm making headway on this tough old turkey of a vintage classic. had to come to a grinding halt for a little while while waiting for more TAMIYA XF-2 FLAT WHITE so i can make up another batch of the custom, "MOSPEADA MINT GREEN" i need to finish the ARMO-BIKE...
coming along on this clunky old classic. a sucky job overall, but about the best i can seem to manage with this no-frills, pre-GUNDAM-Shake-N-Bake, paint-and-glue transformable Mecha kit design. assembly is all complete, all's left is a good deal of touch-up, cleanup, detailing, and decal placement. if nothing else, i guess it's a fine enough personal homage to the 1/15 IMAI RIDE ARMOR-mode VR-052F kit i had as an early-teen;
As far as other ones coming, I dunno. But I wouldn't doubt the green one is next That is, if they're releasing another Legioss next. If not, we've got Bartley's ride armor next. Then maybe the Dark Legioss and the Dark Ride Armor
have we seen a prototype of the green one? seems like they'd show it before the red one comes out, and its due anytime
Yeah, I haven't heard anything. I'm good either way I can't imagine they'd release Bartley's ride armor without her signature bazooka
Would be nice if they addressed the stressing of the plastic on the earlier ones with that release. For something that costs $200 and has a common issue like that I'd hope for some kind of response from them.
I had to go look at Anymoon's review to see what you are talking about. Now I'm nervous to look at my Lancer.
