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Post by andrewdsz on Oct 5, 2004 19:29:22 GMT -5
moved to top:
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Post by JB on Oct 5, 2004 20:59:19 GMT -5
$80 each for the blue ones is a good price, as they are the most desired. Each of the blue ones show a different stage in Tetsujin's look over the years while the grey is the enemy K version; not quite sure why Marmit put out the brown version. I've seen the grey go for mid $50's and mid $70's for brown.
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Post by andrewdsz on Oct 5, 2004 21:20:35 GMT -5
thanks for the tip. I ordered them already. by the way JB, including the legend of gokin tetsujin, SOC tetsujin, marmit tetsujin, which series is the best in your mind? (OVER LOOK the size plz) If people donno wut legend of gokin is, here's a pic:
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Post by JB on Oct 6, 2004 0:13:29 GMT -5
The Soft Garage L.O.G. Tetsujins are really nice pieces; very heavy and with beautiful paint jobs. The S.O.C. version looks damn good also, but Marmit's Blue (red-eye version) Tetsujin, in my opinion, is the best diecast Tetsujin ever made. Popy GA-63 will always be King (same way Elvis is) because he's the first T-28 Gokin ever made, he's solid and he's a charming s.o.b., but Marmit has taken the character to a new level. I think Bandai decided to go with the potbelly version for their S.O.C. release as opposed to Popy's slimmer/sleeker GB-24 because of the success that Soft Garage and Marmit had with theirs.
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Post by jwm on Oct 6, 2004 17:59:44 GMT -5
I scored a Soft Garage Blue T-28 for thirty-five bucks at Anime Expo last summer. Like a moron, I didn't get the white one too. It's one of my favorite pieces. I'll probably pass on the SOC version, though. At least until Christmas gets nearer. JWM
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