Agreed too! If you prefer to have overpriced action figure with lower detail and with possible paint mistakes, go ahead and take the RD which are not bad, but I think the most of us like to have fun building, modeling and painting our MG, HG, you name it kits that have much higher detail and quality. that´s why I´m proud to say I want this MG Tallgeese XD
I didn't realize how thin anyone's skin can be until three Anons and two named commenters came here. And all over one person who just mentioned that he preferred the RD Tallgeese over this? He didn't chew out the MG Tallgeese for having it's thighs "too wide", or for having it's vernier binders mounted on the body rather than the shoulders, or having the inside of it's shield more like the Leo's rather than in it's original configuration. The commenter just mentioned he preferred the RD over the MG, and you guys just trash him mercilessly? I may be a bit touchy, but i'm not that insecure.
I wouldn't laugh at any of you guys if you have an MG Wing and get frustrated over handling it's buster rifle while my RD Wing can pose with it's rifle with no problems. I don't care if you had a lot more fun than others in the building process of Gunpla; if you enjoy building and customizing Gunpla, great! I like Gunpla as well, and I plan on getting the MG Tallgeese as well as the RD Tallgeese. But I wouldn't be surprised if half the world (outside of the Gunpla, Gundam, and Anime communities) trashed Gunpla community for being a bunch of overgrown kids playing with action figures they have to build themselves and held up the comments section of this blog entry as it's evidence.
Besides, Gunpla is essentially a bunch of action figures a person has to build. Otherwise, why the hell bother with giving any of 'em articulation? Sure, half of the community mentions that it's unwise to tweak around with it's articulation too much unless you want it's fragile plastic to break or parts to come off easily. Painting mistakes by factory yield the same result as painting mistakes by a person building a model. Models (especially of bigger scale) may have more detail once built (which can work out to be a great piece of art, as many photos of many works posted here prove), but figures have the essential details themselves, and can have it while also being durable as well (which can be important for giving the thing a dynamic pose, for accidents or weather-related events, for video projects such as ones Raven101091 makes on YT, etc.).
And certain lineups of figures and models have a unit you may like that the other one lacks; whether you're one of those rare TAG fans looking for a FLAT or SUMO, or whether you're a fan of OZ's grunts from Wing forever wishing for an Aries. Why limit yourself if you're a fan of something that hasn't come out in any form of merchandise before until now?
Basically, RDs/MBs/GFFs and Gunpla have their pros and cons. Both have products that come from the same anime franchise. What point does trashing one lineup (and those who like them) while embracing other serve you guys?
I bet you cock gobbling faggots use the stickers the kits come with, don't use topcoat, and whine when every single detail isn't in the right color. You shouldn't talk shit cause you're poor and can't afford nice adult collectables, especially when you can't even make a model look nice
It's not *quite* that simple, but it certainly is a good starting point. I am torn, I love the original Tallgeese, but I love the color scheme of the Tallgeese III and the heat rod shield. Do I get the MG, or wait for the *almost* inevitable Tallgeese III.
I prefer RD Tallgeese....
ReplyDeleteRD only for those who doesn't have time/skill (LAZY) to build gunpla ..
Deleteagreed , in my opinion , RD is just a rubbish overpriced toys only for kids ! ! !
Deleteagreed ! you both said it right !
DeleteAgreed too! If you prefer to have overpriced action figure with lower detail and with possible paint mistakes, go ahead and take the RD which are not bad, but I think the most of us like to have fun building, modeling and painting our MG, HG, you name it kits that have much higher detail and quality. that´s why I´m proud to say I want this MG Tallgeese XD
DeleteI didn't realize how thin anyone's skin can be until three Anons and two named commenters came here. And all over one person who just mentioned that he preferred the RD Tallgeese over this? He didn't chew out the MG Tallgeese for having it's thighs "too wide", or for having it's vernier binders mounted on the body rather than the shoulders, or having the inside of it's shield more like the Leo's rather than in it's original configuration. The commenter just mentioned he preferred the RD over the MG, and you guys just trash him mercilessly? I may be a bit touchy, but i'm not that insecure.
DeleteI wouldn't laugh at any of you guys if you have an MG Wing and get frustrated over handling it's buster rifle while my RD Wing can pose with it's rifle with no problems. I don't care if you had a lot more fun than others in the building process of Gunpla; if you enjoy building and customizing Gunpla, great! I like Gunpla as well, and I plan on getting the MG Tallgeese as well as the RD Tallgeese. But I wouldn't be surprised if half the world (outside of the Gunpla, Gundam, and Anime communities) trashed Gunpla community for being a bunch of overgrown kids playing with action figures they have to build themselves and held up the comments section of this blog entry as it's evidence.
Besides, Gunpla is essentially a bunch of action figures a person has to build. Otherwise, why the hell bother with giving any of 'em articulation? Sure, half of the community mentions that it's unwise to tweak around with it's articulation too much unless you want it's fragile plastic to break or parts to come off easily.
Painting mistakes by factory yield the same result as painting mistakes by a person building a model. Models (especially of bigger scale) may have more detail once built (which can work out to be a great piece of art, as many photos of many works posted here prove), but figures have the essential details themselves, and can have it while also being durable as well (which can be important for giving the thing a dynamic pose, for accidents or weather-related events, for video projects such as ones Raven101091 makes on YT, etc.).
And certain lineups of figures and models have a unit you may like that the other one lacks; whether you're one of those rare TAG fans looking for a FLAT or SUMO, or whether you're a fan of OZ's grunts from Wing forever wishing for an Aries. Why limit yourself if you're a fan of something that hasn't come out in any form of merchandise before until now?
Basically, RDs/MBs/GFFs and Gunpla have their pros and cons. Both have products that come from the same anime franchise. What point does trashing one lineup (and those who like them) while embracing other serve you guys?
I bet you cock gobbling faggots use the stickers the kits come with, don't use topcoat, and whine when every single detail isn't in the right color. You shouldn't talk shit cause you're poor and can't afford nice adult collectables, especially when you can't even make a model look nice
DeleteFucking stupid South East Asians
MG >>>>>>>>>>>> RD! get that fact straight
ReplyDeleteWas it hard to type that while holding 5 dicks in each hand, Faggot?
DeleteI hope the final product of tallgeese isn't doing the splits
ReplyDeletepure awesomeness .. just replace the head , then you got the MG Leo =D
ReplyDeleteIt's not *quite* that simple, but it certainly is a good starting point. I am torn, I love the original Tallgeese, but I love the color scheme of the Tallgeese III and the heat rod shield. Do I get the MG, or wait for the *almost* inevitable Tallgeese III.
DeleteI hope they'll include the lance.
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