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Re: Macross Valkyrie fans Rejoice!
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Sun, 14 Oct 2001 03:29:43 GMT
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> I think what you are calling "quality" is the fact that the old toys are
> larger, heavier, and sturdier. This is a factor of the toys being made
> specifically for kids, so they need to be tough. The newer valks are
> more of a collector's toy, so they aren't built to be able to withstand
> a child's rough handling.
I think this is really what I'm getting at. I like the large heavy sturdy
quality of the Takatoku Valks. I like the fact that such an amazing piece
of engineering -was- made for kids. It might sound goofy but I would
actually take durability (and a little too much bulk) over something that is
more fragile.
> I've handled both versions as well, but I don't agree that the Yamato
> versions are lower in quality. I think they're simply not as "Tonka
> tough." :^)
Don't get me wrong, I really do like the new Valks. I think they look great
and I really respect all the hard work the company has put into them. I'm
just a little sensitive when it comes to people dissin the toys of
yesteryear. But I'm not that worked up or anything. After all we both like
the same cartoon and -more or less- the same toys for it. We could be
arguing about....
Wheeeeeeeelled Waaaaariooors!!!
(I still think this is the greatest cartoon theme song of all time)
> Anyway, the review I posted addresses some of these differences. Check
> it out.
Yep its an informative review. But actually what I really want right now is
an Alpha. :-) To this day I wonder where my blue Alpha went)
-Jon
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz we die.
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| (...) Nothing wrong with a bit of debate, as long as it's all civil. :^) (...) I think what you are calling "quality" is the fact that the old toys are larger, heavier, and sturdier. This is a factor of the toys being made specifically for kids, so (...) (23 years ago, 13-Oct-01, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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