Wonderfest 2005 Summer-I almost missed this one, but I made it. Enjoy the pics! mot
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Pretty cool centaur
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This one reminds me of the Naga I built from a Gundam tank robot. BTW, I'm going to make another of those this week for one of the new Acro heads.
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I'm not sure what this is. The figure is Micro-size but I think it is scratch-built as most of this guy's stuff was
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A new way to deploy your vintage Micros
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Just call me Rico. I wonder where that head came from?
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My kind of party
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Here's another one
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Some guy made some female Henshin Cyborgs. Not my thing, but pretty cool.
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I picked up the very last one of these kits. It's just the head and the hand thing.
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An excellent dioramma-all paper
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Here's a paper Transformer. Nice.
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Paper kits seem to be getting more popular
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The reason I didn't skip this festival. The only bummer was that they were limiting these to only one per person. They did it by stamping your ticket. I was thinking about going and just buying another ticket (about $20), but I really stand out at this kind of show, so I gave up on that idea.
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The set came with a nice full color insert and a resin stand for the heads. Almost makes me not want to use them. Almost.
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Check it out. Clear blue and clear smoke/purple. Will we see these on Yahoo!Japan? Sometimes I wonder what those folks are thinking. Last Wonderfest had clear Material Force, now these. Yet, we see more and more solid Mat Force and painted Micro Action figures.
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Kinda makes me wonder how many more of these there are out there. Way cool. Worth the 12 hour wait I pulled this time out.
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Terra War had their product launch today. The line to get these was long and I figure these are going to be widely available relatively soon, but I waited anyway just in case something happened and they don't. I only picked up two of the set as I misunderstood the asking price (about $15). I really like the maid-she comes with a vaccuum cleaner and a suitcase (in case you mistreat her). The company selling these seems to be called BISS. I've never heard of them. Anyone here?
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The Ranger guy shown here for scale. He's a little smallish, slightly less poseable, made using smaller ball joints, has fewer ports (which are smaller) but is otherwise very similar to Acroyear Military Force. Decent for custom fodder but I won't be picking up too many.
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This arm piece is very similar to that of the lugnut-head Microdude, but not nearly as articulated or well-made
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Pretty good collection of accesories, if a bit cheaply made. Note the two chrome heads-they are a little small and lacking in detail, but I'll probably kitbash them into something at some point
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The little maid shown here for scale
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This chest piece and helmet are actually from the last festival. It took me a while to get around to building them but I figured I'd be able to pick up another jointed arm/leg set and make so start another custom Robotman job. I wasn't able to get the other set, though.
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I picked up this kit once I found out I had money to spare as I could only buy one Amazon head set
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