On 12/5/05, Dr. Core <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Reynolds, Jason M. wrote:
> kit.  By selling a three back at a slight discount, they increase the
> likelihood that a casual fan will spend more for the three pack.

Well I disagree, but let's pretend you were right.  Then why doesn't
the same consideration applies to various bundle packs that's been
released in last few years?  I can't think of a single example where
the pricing of the whole doesn't equal or exceed the sum of its parts.
At least nothing more substantial than a small sheet of stickers
(e.g. HGUC Op.V set).

Anyway we will find out soon enough.  I think we will find that
pricing is almost perfectly proportional to the weight of the plastic.


I agree with Jason, and especially the Rick Dom parts is surely useless for the Black-tri diorama display, ridding it in replace of parts to let them do a more accurate pose is realistic. A Black-Tri set is not comparable to Op.V set as Black-Tri's Doms only showed up for 2/3 episodes, and the only memorable scene from them is probably just the stream-jet attack (I actually like the funeral scene more, but it's just me).

The only value-added accessory for the set is probably:

1) a Madea Transport with broken cockpit, which is, are you kidding me??!
2) diorama base with trees for the forest look, which I doubt from Bandai; or
3) stickers to recreate the Okiwara iillustration look, but Bandai would have to release it in Real-Type color plastic also... maybe for special event limited set? Extra cool if they throw in a RT Gundam with broken shield....

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