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Post by biottigiovanni on Nov 2, 2009 18:55:55 GMT -5
I saw that the wave figure from the panzer world galient is out now with hlj.
Does anyone know if this is better than the cms version ?
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Post by moleman on Nov 2, 2009 21:58:27 GMT -5
People on toysdaily have been saying WAVE's Galient is an awesome piece as well as very heavy at least thats what I translated.
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Post by paladin on Nov 10, 2009 5:35:49 GMT -5
Those Galient toys look awesome. Too bad I know nothing about the anime.
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Post by KumaStyle.com (TJ) on Mar 25, 2019 20:25:24 GMT -5
Wave W.H.A.M. Panzer World Galient TetsuKyojin Alright so quick thoughts on this thing because I was honestly astounded by this piece: Price: It's so rare that there aren't even listings to go from besides the ONE where I saw it in my 7 years of collecting this stuff for $750 shipped so I don't even know how to properly judge it's value but it retailed at just below. The retail was 19,740 JPY (around $180 in today's rates,) and I'd say it's an incredible deal for that price. Design: The one thing about the three non-model Galient Tetsukyojin toys I've seen (This, the Bandai Robot spirits, and the CMS Corps) is that they get the basics of the mech on to the point where on paper they'd have the same description but visibly have their own design cues/stylizations. Of the three, I easily like this one the best. the head sculpt, proportions, and fine detailing are certainly the most well done and high-end feeling. I do like the little things like light panel lining and whatnot too. The size is nice too; at 9.25" it fits in well with most modern diecast lines like Bandai's Soul of Chogokin and the various Sentinel lines. Build: It's a mixture of plastic and diecast with the majority of the diecast being within the frame and th shells of the lower legs. It's definitely not light, but certainly not too hefty and the joints don't have any weight bearing them down and weakening them. It's very well engineered. The paint applications are extremely well done and the matte finish much like Sentinel's Giant Gorg make the colors especially pop regardless of light and whatnot. Articulation: It's pretty much got the articulation of any modern toy in the sense of things like ab crunch, double elbow and knee joints and even little stiff like a rocking wrist on top of just swiveling. However, even though it has these things it's a pretty chunky bot in areas and doesn't achieve the extreme poses of say a Sentinel Riobot toy or something. Overall, it's a winner... and rare as sh*t. If you find one, snag it if the price isn't too insane. This was a huge grail for me and I'm glad to have not only obtained it but am especially glad that it's as good of a toy as the feedback I've gotten and rarity had led me to believe... in fact, it's better. Quick Snap:  |
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Post by KumaStyle.com (TJ) on Mar 26, 2019 12:00:34 GMT -5
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Post by Mark on Apr 9, 2019 23:22:16 GMT -5
I'm jealous dude, this figure was a grail of mine for years. Kind of filled my hole up though when I got the much cheaper Robot Spirits, but the shelf presence on this figure must be awesome.
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Post by KumaStyle.com (TJ) on Apr 17, 2019 18:21:46 GMT -5
I'm jealous dude, this figure was a grail of mine for years. Kind of filled my hole up though when I got the much cheaper Robot Spirits, but the shelf presence on this figure must be awesome. Yea man... I'd always wanted this one and I just decided it would be the one I'd own whenever I got a Galient Tetsukyojin. Kind of ago big or go home thing I guess because if it wasn't this one I wasn't going to own an iteration of the figure. Well worth the wait, man. |
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Post by admin1 aka Ed on Oct 1, 2020 9:10:03 GMT -5
Great info, thanks man.
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