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Post by The SITH OverLORD on Sept 3, 2005 23:02:36 GMT 8
Hmm...I see that your Bail Organa figure is MISSING his cape and I wonder who took it and where it went to?
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Post by Commander Kaki on Sept 3, 2005 23:12:50 GMT 8
yeah...shipping is going to cost me a bomb e3lipse. I got 6 boxes of opened toys and 4 boxes of carded SW toys, not including my other toys that have not been opened yet which would take about the equivalent size of those 10 aforementioned boxes.
that yellow animated trooper is so brick-like.. dang.
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Post by e3lipse on Sept 3, 2005 23:45:29 GMT 8
Its here My 501 stole it Yea kakitidur, animated clone wars figures are rather bricky... i just got my non animated arc for RM80..cost me a bomb.. but its something i wanted way back then. no its notsuper articulated, but this figure rocks none the less
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Post by e3lipse on Sept 7, 2005 20:57:16 GMT 8
Newest addition to my clone altar RM80 :S
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Post by fishyahoo on Sept 15, 2005 18:44:57 GMT 8
Clones, clones, clones!!! Where's that army of Prequel Jedi instead? OK, I got most of the ROTS Jedi but still outnumbered by Clones. Have yet to free most of them from packaging but got Obi-Wan ready to fly in his Jedi Starfighter... yes, when at far as to unpack the JSF already so standby for some pics. I've also snared Plo Koon's very nifty looking Jedi Starfighter and can't wait to put it to use too once I find some time. Just realised though, that whilst the retractable fins on the EpII and EpIII Jedi Starfighters do seem kinda cool (plus toy gimmick), they really help the pilot flying in the cockpit. When extended, the pilots looses about half his/her port and starboard view. Duh? If fins were really required (to disperse heat or something) you'd think the starfighter designers out place them further back behind the cockpit or underneath...
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Post by Plo Strax-Avix on Sept 15, 2005 19:41:45 GMT 8
Now now, they're only toys, don't over analyse them...they were designed to be cool first, and rational last... ;D
Now can anyone tell me why Vader's suit need to have the buttons on his chest? Makes him look like a walking jukebox!
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Post by e3lipse on Sept 15, 2005 20:01:34 GMT 8
Any button can be used to on the TV ? 1 of the button has vader dancing ballet. eject button on his chest..imagine upon pressing the button..one botak shrivelled guy eject out of the costume press it and he'll say" Luke! I'm ur father!" u press how many times he repeat how many times..haha.. press it and he will sing a song
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Post by e3lipse on Sept 15, 2005 20:02:14 GMT 8
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Post by fishyahoo on Sept 15, 2005 21:31:27 GMT 8
Now now, they're only toys, don't over analyse them...they were designed to be cool first, and rational last... ;D Hey, but movie come before toys, right? So, what did the starfighter designer for the movie have in mind with those flaps blocking the pilot's view... Not taking the pilot into consideration, yeah, Jedi don't need to look, they just sense everything around them like radar ... Well, in the case of the ARC-170 Starfighter, it's like 'overkill'... ok with the flaps but does it really need 3 Clone pilots for a total of 6 pairs of eyes??? You wonder why the Republic was starting to run out of Clones when 3 get killed with every starfighter... Oh BTW, no Clone 'V-Wing' style starfighter model/toy yet?
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Post by e3lipse on Sept 15, 2005 23:57:22 GMT 8
No v wing yet, relax, its only less then 6 months since ROTS ended. George has p-l-e-n-t-y of time to squeeze more bling bling off our pockets lol
arc 170 is rather redundent haha its either 1 pilot behind (back gunner) and pilot or 1 gunner infront and the pilot
but maybe george is kiasu and he wants forward and rear gunner and a dedicated pilot ?
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