>>>>>>>>>>>>>
I assume you mean the Perfect Gundam?  I'm inclined to leave it out,
firstly it's a different MS (FA-78).  Secondly, if you want to argue
that there's a RX-78-2 underneath there, it's still basically a V1.5,
right?  Only some re-engineering was done purely for the purpose of
providing hardpoints for the FA gear.  Hmm actually I could be wrong,
as HS shows that it looks like the HGUC or even a more retro look than
HGUC itself.

IMHO, a kit only count as V1.x or V2 if it's the same MS, and
introduce retooling/re-engineering that's not inherently required.
>>>>>>>>>>>>

Yes,  I meant that one. I actually have it and it does have an RX-78 buried
inside that is COMPLETELY different from all of the other RX-78-2 MG kits.  

>>>>>>>>>
Also we are not counting Wing Gundam Ver. Ka and Ball ver. Ka as there
were no V1 to begin with, agreed?
>>>>>>>>

Totally.


>>>>>>>>>>>>
Let's see 4 retoolings for Gundam, and 1 each for Mk.II, Zeta, Zaku
and Gelgoog.  Somehow I don't buy that for all the Gundams, the
original, Mk-II and Zeta are the top three
most needy for an upgrade and for all the mono-eyes, Zaku and Gelgoog
are the top two needing upgrades.
>>>>>>>>>>>>

Actually yeah.  I have at least one of every type of MG Monoeye design
(Except the Quebeley) and the rest of them are holding up great.  I have two
Gelgoogs and they are floppy pieces of crap.  The original Zaku II is nice
but not even close to as poseable as the other mono eye kits.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>
And that, of nearly 100 MG's,
original Gundam was the only one they screwed up the first four
attempts to make a 5th version necessary.  Except for Gelgoog, the
other V2's are obvious choices without even ever looking at the V1.
>>>>>>>>>>>

I wouldn't say they screwed up all of them.  I think it is more of a case
that whenever they managed to significantly increase there engineering
designs they would release an RX-78-2 because it is the most popular Gundam.
Two things Bandai can be counted on is to release color variants until a
design is dry and RX-78-2 whenever an opportunity presents itself.


> As for the Sazabi, I loved it.  But I think a key thing is that all of
the
> kits that currently have a version 2 release are on the cheaper end of
the

Well a good test of that question will be the ZZ Gundam.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>


I think the ZZ Gundam version 1 is as good as that design can possibly be.
I would be suprised if they made a version 2 of it.
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