05 January 2006
A Couple Big News Items [Updated]
Here are two brief news items, as I don't know much about them yet. If you know more about either of these products, please post to the comments below.
First, HLJ.com says there will be a B-Club 1/400 scale Gallop released in February. Apparently this will be a molded resin model and will require glue and paint, and since it is a B-club release it is a rather pricey... HLJ lists it as 9,000 Yen (about US$76) while LaLaBit Market says 9450 Yen (about US$80).
Second, the Japanese online store LaLaBit Market lists the 1/400 scale Musai as a February release for 13,650 Yen (about US$116). I have not been able to confirm this, but I've been assuming the Musai would eventually be available for regular purchase. Though I wonder, why would the Musai be 650 Yen more expensive than the larger White Base model? [Update] LaLaBit posted a picture, which I've included above. We can see the model has movable/removable pieces and comes with four Zakus, and the bottom-right picture seems to indicate the model comes with both versions of the bridge. To sum up, the Musai looks awesome.
Oh, and Happy New Year everybody.
First, HLJ.com says there will be a B-Club 1/400 scale Gallop released in February. Apparently this will be a molded resin model and will require glue and paint, and since it is a B-club release it is a rather pricey... HLJ lists it as 9,000 Yen (about US$76) while LaLaBit Market says 9450 Yen (about US$80).
Second, the Japanese online store LaLaBit Market lists the 1/400 scale Musai as a February release for 13,650 Yen (about US$116). I have not been able to confirm this, but I've been assuming the Musai would eventually be available for regular purchase. Though I wonder, why would the Musai be 650 Yen more expensive than the larger White Base model? [Update] LaLaBit posted a picture, which I've included above. We can see the model has movable/removable pieces and comes with four Zakus, and the bottom-right picture seems to indicate the model comes with both versions of the bridge. To sum up, the Musai looks awesome.
Oh, and Happy New Year everybody.
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